Peculiarities of folk ballads
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Baltija Publishing
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The oral ballad belongs to the early medieval epico-lyric genres. The creators of written ballads were the troubadour knights who, in the 11th century in the South of France, in the province of Provence, managed to sprout elements of dance and song from the folk form. The term «ballad» comes from the Provencal ‘ballard’ – to dance, a dance song.
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Cholakova А. D., Babaievska L. V. Peculiarities of folk ballads // International scientific and practical conference «Philological sciences, intercultural communication and translation studies: theoretical and practical aspects» : conference proceedings (February 26–27, 2021. Venice : Izdevnieciba «Baltija Publishing», 2021. P. 134-137.