Chernysheva E. Turkic-Ukrainian folk connections in thе song art.

The thesis deals with the history and development of Turkic-Ukrainian folk relations in the art of song. It proves that folk is the interaction of the stages of socio-cultural community that emerged in the late Middle Ages in Eastern Europe, cross-breeding and passionate push XV-XVI centuries, and a relatively late stage of XVIII-XIX centuries, which is reflected in the genetic, contact and historical-typological aspects of folklore connections. Each type of folk interaction adequately presented in the popular songs of the Crimean Tatars and Ukrainians. The important results of the Turkic-Slavic interaction was the formation of a new type of musical thinking, the traditions of folk performance, penetration of the folk art images and plot motifs, to common in the ethnic culture. Typology of Crimean and Ukrainian song art is reflected in the parallelism of images related to the natural world in the principles of the image of reality and in particular historicism.