Eastern Europe

29 genres · 18 relations

Family tree

Derivation, modernization and influence relationships between genres originating in this region, shown as a nested list.

Russian Bylina1000–
Znamenny Chant1000–
Hazzanut / Cantorial Music1100–
- Klezmer1700–
Romani Music1300–
- Balkan Brass1830–(also from Klezmer)
- Cigányzene1850–
- Manele1990–(also from Romanian Doina, Romani Music)
Gaida Music1500–
Ukrainian Bandura Music1500–
Cossack Songs1600–
Polish Folk Mazurka1600–
Czech Traditional Music1700–
- Polka1830–
Górale Music1700–
Polonaise1700–
Romanian Doina1700–
Hasidic Niggun1750–
Verbunkos1760–
- Csárdás1830–
Mazurka1820–
Chastushka1860–
The Mighty Handful1860–
Bulgarian Women's Choir1950–
Holy Minimalism1976–
Romanian Minimal2008–
Russian Doomer2010–
Doomer Wave2018–
Drift Phonk2019–

Network diagram (supplementary)

Legend

lineage (derived / modernized / regional)influencesibling / fused

Relationships between genres originating in Eastern Europe (all edge types included).

Genres from this region

Znamenny Chantfrom 1000
Russian Bylinafrom 1000
Hazzanut / Cantorial Musicfrom 1100
Romani Musicfrom 1300
Ukrainian Bandura Musicfrom 1500
Gaida Musicfrom 1500
Cossack Songsfrom 1600
Polish Folk Mazurkafrom 1600
Klezmerfrom 1700
Górale Musicfrom 1700
Czech Traditional Musicfrom 1700
Romanian Doinafrom 1700
Polonaisefrom 1700
Hasidic Niggunfrom 1750
Verbunkosfrom 1760
Mazurkafrom 1820
Csárdásfrom 1830
Balkan Brassfrom 1830
Polkafrom 1830
Cigányzenefrom 1850
Chastushkafrom 1860
The Mighty Handfulfrom 1860
Bulgarian Women's Choirfrom 1950
Holy Minimalismfrom 1976
Manelefrom 1990
Romanian Minimalfrom 2008
Russian Doomerfrom 2010
Doomer Wavefrom 2018
Drift Phonkfrom 2019

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