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Often used in the same context:
folkies,
bluegrass,
troubadour,
blues,
trad,
folksong,
jazz,
folkers,
rockabilly,
folksinger,
choro,
songsters,
folky,
folklore,
dixieland,
harmonizers,
fiddler,
ska,
ragtime,
folktales,
polka,
bluesman,
klezmer,
musicians,
skiffle,
pennywhistle,
music,
psychedelic rock,
rockers,
spirituals,
balladeer,
reggae,
harpers,
bards,
ballads,
banjo,
contradance,
hillbilly,
jazzer,
honkytonk,
squeezebox,
folklorists,
clarsach,
jazzman,
tunes,
songsmith,
rustics,
revivalists,
sea chantey,
classical music,
samisen,
punk rock,
accordionist,
tambura,
hoedown,
strummer,
folkways,
hootenanny,
morris dancing,
minstrel,
zithers,
psychedelia,
oompah,
melodies,
electronica,
bumpkins,
lullabies,
contemporary,
punk,
mummers,
dulcimer,
panpipe,
kwela,
chanteuse,
madrigals,
folktronica,
polyrhythm,
gospel,
flamenco,
yodelling,
hymnody,
kantele,
carnatic,
hurdy gurdy,
ditties,
folklife,
chanson,
balladry,
primitivist,
virtuosi,
plainsong,
hippy,
songstress,
mumming,
shawm,
zydeco,
hoedowns,
chantey,
scots gaelic,
carolling,
melodeon,
folk song,
folks,
people,
peo,
men,
townsfolk,
natives,
quakers,
ladies,
householder,
tibetans,
yeomen,
chaps,
cottagers,
parishioners,
shopkeepers,
townsmen,
townspeople,
villagers,
artisan,
chinese,
olden,
bardic,
gaelic,
ojibwe,
folkloric,
hassidic,
traditionary,
ballad,
epic,
germanic,
hasidic,
norse,
ojibway,
santal,
yoruba,
bengali,
orphic,
pagan,
balinese
More specific:
country and western,
country music,
dynasty,
folk ballad,
folk song,
gens,
grass roots,
homefolk,
home folks,
house,
name,
people,
phyle,
polka,
rabble,
ragtag,
ragtag and bobtail,
riffraff,
schottische,
square-dance music
Appears in the definition of:
.,
agueweed,
american pennyroyal,
antonin dvorak,
apocynum androsaemifolium,
apocynum cannabinum,
aram ilich khachaturian,
aram kachaturian,
aram khachaturian,
bartok,
bela bartok,
boneset,
brittlebush,
brittle bush,
carlos chavez,
ceilidh,
chavez,
common dogbane,
complex,
contradance,
contra danse,
contredanse,
country-dance,
country and western,
country dancing,
country music,
c and w,
dock,
dulcimer,
dvorak,
edvard grieg,
edvard hagerup grieg,
encelia farinosa,
eupatorium perfoliatum,
folktale,
folk dance,
folk dancer,
folk poet,
folk singer,
folk tale,
fountain of youth,
george percy aldridge grainger,
grainger,
grieg,
guinea pepper,
guthrie,
hedeoma pulegioides,
huddie leadbetter,
hungarian,
incienso,
indian hemp,
john henry,
jongleur,
kachaturian,
khachaturian,
leadbelly,
ledbetter,
magnolia,
minstrel,
morris dance,
morris dancing,
nikolai andreyevich rimski-korsakov,
nikolai andreyevich rimsky-korsakov,
pennyroyal,
percy aldridge grainger,
percy grainger,
peter seeger,
pete seeger,
poet-singer,
ralph vaughan williams,
rheumatism weed,
rimski-korsakov,
rimsky-korsakov,
ring dance,
romanian,
romany,
round dance,
rumba,
seeger,
sincerity,
skiffle,
smock,
sonorously,
sorrel,
sour grass,
spreading dogbane,
symphonic poem,
thoroughwort,
tone poem,
troubadour,
vaughan williams,
woodrow wilson guthrie,
woody guthrie,
xylopia aethiopica,
yodeller
More general:
ancestry,
blood,
bloodline,
blood line,
descent,
line,
lineage,
line of descent,
music,
origin,
parentage,
pedigree,
people,
social group,
stock
Synonyms:
common people,
country,
ethnic music,
family,
family line,
folk music,
hillbilly,
kinfolk,
kinsfolk,
nonclassical,
phratry,
sept,
tribe,
western
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— Nouns for folk:
lore,
songs,
tales,
song,
tale,
music,
art,
dancing,
dance,
poetry,
dances,
more...
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