basis for his Variations sur une Chaconne. La Folia once again regained composers' interest during the 1930s with Sergei Rachmaninov in his Variations on a theme by Corelli in 1931 and Manuel María Ponce and his Variations on "Spanish Folia" and Fugue for guitar. The Folia melody has also influenced Scandinavian folk music. It is said that around half of the old Swedish tunes are based on La Folia. It is possible to recognize a common structure in many Swedish folk tunes, and it is similar to the Folia structure. Old folk tunes (19th century or older) which do not have this structure often come from parts of Sweden with little influences from upper classes or other countries. "Sinclairvisan" is set to the tune, as is "Välment sorgesyn", no. 5b from Carl Michael Bellman's Songs of Fredman. The final section of Force Majeure by the electronic music group Tangerine Dream is built upon the later La Follia progression, and is specifically referenced in the fifth track from their 2014 work Josephine The Mouse Singer, titled "Arcangelo Coreselli's La Folia". It is also used in the Taizé chant "Laudate Dominum". The main theme of Vangelis' Conquest of Paradise resembles the rhythmic paradigm of la folia intentionally. The Folia is used extensively in Max Richter's 2017 album Three Worlds: Music from Woolf Works. See also Bergamesca Moresca Passamezzo antico Romanesca References External links La Folia - A Musical Cathedral La Folia (1490–1701) - Jordi Savall et al. - Alia Vox 9805 Altre Follie (1500–1750), Hespèrion XXI, Jordi Savall - Alia Vox 9844 El Nuevo Mundo - Folias Criollas, Tembembe Ensamble Continuo, La Capella Reial de Catalunya, Hespèrion XXI, dir. Jordi Savall - Alia Vox AVSA9876 Possible origins of the Folía of the Canary Islands (in Spanish) A list of musical scores based on the Folia from the Petrucci Music Library John A. Rice, "La folia in Late Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Vienna" Chord progressions Variations Anonymous musical compositions Compositions with a spurious or doubtful attribution