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Through rhythm-typological analysis and cartography the author has detected a   similarity in the typological structure of early traditional musical forms   belonging to agricultural and wedding genres on the territory which unites   Ukraine, Belarus (within its ethnic area at the beginning of the 20th   century), Eastern Poland (the Vistula river basin), and Lithuania (Dzūkija   and Aukštaitija). This concerns several dozen song types, composed of items   from a common grammatical base, forming the Ukrainian- Belarusian-Polish   early-traditional melo-massif ‒ UBPEM. These types share interethnic   (2-4-lingual) areals, which do not correlate with linguistic ones

Early Ukrainian-Belarusian-Polish traditional melo-massif: Interethnic wedding macro-areas