Adaptation genders Western European pop art 60-90-ies of XX century conditions to ukranian musical traditions
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https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.1.2013.137412Keywords:
assimilation, adaptation, popular music, rock music, jazzAbstract
The paper analyzes the features of cultural adaptation and assimilation of Western genres of pop art 60-90 of XX century, including rock and roll, jazz, rhythm and blues, euro-disco, traditional English, the others, the condition of Ukrainian music traditions that led to the formation of a single original genre.
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