| 5. Burgundian-French dance melody in Hungarian popular music | CONTENTS | IV. The 16th Century. Appearance of Hungarian Art Music. |
6. The crossing of Italian, French and German Renaissance melody types in the world of Hungarian folk melody. The Western relations of a Hungarian children’s song
Italian frottola melody (1514)
Melody of Hungarian Children’s game
O quante fiate di farmi frate
Erschienen ist der herrlich Tag
Kis kacsa fürdik fekete tóba, Anyjához készül Lengyelországba.
Erschienen ist der herrlich Tag
Kis kacsa fürdik fekete tóba, Anyjához készül Lengyelországba.
| 5. Burgundian-French dance melody in Hungarian popular music | CONTENTS | IV. The 16th Century. Appearance of Hungarian Art Music. |