PROPAEDEUTIC ROLE OF COLLECTING ACTIVITY BY OSKAR KOLBERG IN THE CONTEXT OF VOLYN ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
The article deals with the history of Volyn ethnomusicology formation, ranging from Zorian Dolenga-Chodakowski (Adam Czarnocki), M. Kostomarov, expeditions of the Russian Geographical Society, Lesya Ukrainka and members of her family to modern researchers of Volyn musical folklore. Special place in the article is given to the personality of Oskar Kolberg and the propaedeutic role of his collective activity of Volyn traditional culture is defined. This recording of the musical text of Volyn folk songs and dance tunes (over 600 samples), which were made by the scientists in 1862, gives us the right to call Oskar Kolberg one of the founders of Volyn ethnomusicology.