lisaloahet
Lisaloahet is a term used in theoretical discussions of traditional and folk song repertoires to denote short, recurring fragments that occur between primary melodic phrases. It is not part of a fixed taxonomy, and definitions vary among researchers; some treat lisaloahet as a functional category rather than a specific motif.
Etymology and origin of the term are not standardized. The label appears in regional ethnomusicology literature,
Characteristics commonly associated with lisaloahet include brief duration, typically a few notes to short phrases, and
Context and usage: the concept is used in analytical studies of oral traditions and has appeared in
Reception: some scholars view lisaloahet as a useful analytic category for describing transitional material, while others