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Kovo 16 d. sutartinių giedotojų grupės "Trys keturiose" giedamos sutartinės skambės persų muzikos ir improvizacijų apsuptyje.

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Start the Party is the fourth and final studio album by Welsh post-hardcore band The Blackout. It was released in January 2013 under Cooking Vinyl Records. Matthew Pritchard of Dirty Sanchez fame appears on the album cover. In August, the group performed at the Reading and Leeds Festivals, before headlining the Merthyr Rock festival. On 17 September, Start the Party was announced for release in January

Sutartinės - multipart songs, (from the Lithuanian word sutarti - to be in concordance, in agreement, singular sutartinė) are unique examples of folk music. Sutartinės are a localized phenomenon, found in the northeastern and eastern parts of Lithuania. They were sung by women, but men performed instrumental versions on the kanklės (Baltic psaltery), on horns, and on the skudučiai, a form of panpipes usually played by a group, as well as wooden trumpets (ragai and dandytės). The rich and thematically varied poetry of the sutartinės attests to their importance in the social fabric. Sutartinės were sung at festivals, gatherings, weddings, and while performing various chores

A Lithuanian folklore band Kūlgrinda dancing to a folk song in Vilnius. Sutartinės (from the word sutarti-to be in concordance, in agreement, singular sutartinė) are highly unique examples of folk music. The topics and functions of sutartinės encompass all major Lithuanian folk song genres. Melodies of sutartinės are not complex, containing two to five pitches. The melodies are symmetrical, consisting of two equal-length parts; rhythms are typically syncopated, and the distinctly articulated refrains give them a driving quality. Sutartinės can be classed into three groups according to performance practices and function: Dvejinės ( twosomes ) are sung by two singers or two groups of singers. Trejinės ( threesomes ) are performed by three singers in strict canon