Children's Songs

Children's songs - the adult children to create works of folklore and children's own creativity. Children's songs are divided into several genre groups, lullabies, games, wildlife apdainavimai, Irritation. Young children singing lullabies - songs are not very long (often improvised), which performed around them, soothing, soporific. Adult children especially to develop and žaidinimai - simple movements accompanied by songs and ends with a recitation, chanting brief musical compositions. Sometimes žaidinimai carried out without the whole movement, using only a rich facial expression, intonation.

This is an intermediate group of genre in the game and song: Here, children are not playing yourself, but is žaidinami adult when you want them to calm down or cheer up. Other children's songs are a group of animals and birds (usually a goat rabbit, sparrow, owl) apdainavimai, singing grew older she has children. Here we find the songs that came from other folk genres - ritual calendar, fruit, hunting, christening, wedding. Wildlife apdainavimams close to formulaic songs, but the specific origin of a special composite structure of the genres they represent a separate group of closely related formulinėmis tales. Under development are two content types: Chain song (repeated at the beginning of a new line before the line, the words), cumulative songs (each accompanied by one verse, expressing the content of the new line repeating the whole of the former). Formulaic songs, their origins are associated with the ritual calendar songs for a children's favorite funny content and happy occurrences. Most children's art reveals the specifics of teasing. This is a short verse or song that ridiculed the way properties, mocked in appearance, names, bullied animals and birds. Irritation of wildlife is closely related to birds in imitation of sounds.

Children's song, "I saw maize:

I saw the maize
Par lekuntį two fields,
Gold lėzdą sukuntį,
Golden balls deduntį.
I kukočiou: "God, padiek"
Mon kukot's - kiaušelį,
I kiaušelį - Maciūtė,
Ma had seen - cheese,
I have cheese - šeinpjuoviou,
Mon šeinpjuovis - šeinelį,
I šeinelį - dove
Mon pigeons - calves
I calf - žydeliou,
Mon stool - triūbelį,
I am trūbijau Trub,
Girls šonkinau children,
I am trūbijau Trub,
Girls šonkinau children.