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In this paper we analyse an epic song recorded in 1966 by the Hungarian-Australian Erik Vászolyi in Kolva in the Komi ASSR and discuss its background and wider historical context. We go through different ways how such materials can contribute to data driven and sociolinguistically oriented research, specifically in connection to contemporary documentary languistics, and point directions for further research.

This is thy brother’s voice – Documentary and metadocumentary linguistic work with a folklore recording from the Nenets-Komi contact area