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The 14 pages that link to Russian folk music, each with the reason it gives.

• Igor StravinskyRelated: Folk melodies and rhythms informed Stravinsky’s early ballets and Russian-period works.

• The FiveRelated: Folk melodies and styles offered models distinct from conservatory conventions.

• Modest MussorgskyRelated: Folk-like melodies and rhythms inform the national character of several Mussorgsky works.

• Russian operaRelated: Composers drew on folk melodies and styles to signal local identity and dramatic setting.

• Russian folkloreNarrower topic: Folklore's songs and performance practices belong to a wider musical tradition.

• Russian classical musicRelated: Its melodies, rhythms, and modes supplied composers with material and a sense of national identity.

• Mikhail GlinkaRelated: Its melodies and rhythms supplied Glinka with material for a distinctively Russian style.

• Russian chansonNarrower topic: Chanson borrows from a broader Russian song culture while remaining a popular urban genre.

• Russian nationalism in musicRelated: Composers treated its melodies and rhythms as sources for a national musical language.

• BalalaikaNarrower topic: The balalaika developed within this varied folk tradition.

• The Song of the Volga BoatmenNarrower topic: The song belongs to a broad tradition of Russian folk song.

• Eduard KhilCompared with: Folk music is a neighboring tradition, distinct from Khil’s professionally arranged Soviet pop repertoire.

• Lidia RuslanovaNarrower topic: Its melodies and vocal conventions formed the core of Ruslanova's artistic identity.

• Music of RussiaBroader topic: Folk song and dance supplied melodies, rhythms, and imagery for later national styles.