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2. Oct 22,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Martve Boy's Choir(Republic of Georgia) - Georgian polyphony YouTube Basiani Ensemble: Georgian Polyphony Singing - Religious Songs - .

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Georgian Polyphony II on Discogs. Label: JVC - VICG • Series: JVC World Sounds • Format: CD Album, Reissue • Country: US • Genre: Folk, World, & Country •.

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5. History of Georgian chant is directly linked with the introduction and dissemination of Christianity in Georgia. In the 4 th century () Christianity was state religion, presumably same kind of chanting was common in Georgia as in Byzantium. Today it is difficult to specify when Byzantine melodies were transformed to national ground, but this process could not have lasted long.

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6. Popular singing has a highly valued place in Georgian culture. Polyphonic singing, in the Georgian language, is a secular tradition in a country whose language and culture have often been oppressed by invaders. There are three types of polyphony in Georgia: complex polyphony, which is common in Svaneti; polyphonic.

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7. Apr 13,  · About Georgian Polyphony. The polyphonic vocal tradition in Georgia is one of the oldest in Europe. The vocal music has been passed down by ear since as early as the 5th century BC. Most frequently, Georgian songs consist of three voice parts, all of which can have many patterns of movement, depending on the region (every province has its own.

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8. Popular singing has a highly valued place in Georgian culture. Polyphonic singing, in the Georgian language, is a secular tradition in a country whose language and Understanding Georgian Polyphonic Singing - 3 Types - A Secular Tradition in Georgia - the country, links to Australia on Vimeo.

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