The Fifth International Symposium on Traditional Polyphony ...

Hybrid Vocal Forms - Mixture of Older and More Recent Vocal Styles and
of Traditional Music Dialects in Jasenica Region in Central Serbia
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singer would perform a melodic line in rubato rhythm, with a lot of agogic freedom. In a narrow sense, Era is a man from Užice
region in western Serbia; in a broader sense, it is an inhabitant of western parts of Serbia, as well as western parts of central Serbia,
including western Jasenica
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