Volkstümlichkeit

Volkstümlichkeit is a German concept that translates to "popularity among the people" or "folk likability." It refers to cultural artifacts, such as music, literature, or art, that are deeply ingrained in the collective consciousness of a community. Volkstümlichkeit is often seen as a key factor in the enduring popularity of certain cultural expressions.

In the context of music, for example, tunes that earn a reputation as "volkslied" (folk song) through their appearance in variety shows, school curricula, and everyday conversations can evoke a strong emotional response from listeners. This phenomenon is closely tied to the concept of "ears" or shared cultural knowledge, which allows people to recognize and connect with certain melodies or lyrics.

The PS PS Plebsmusik (people's music) of the early 20th century Germany served as a source of influence for works by artists associated with the genre. Upon release, such compositions typically become media events, interest arising largely from their embedding in a popular context. Volkstümlichkeit enables popular items to gain a wide and enduring reach.

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