As stated back in chapter one of Sims and Stephens, folklore also includes, folk dance, folk art, folk, medicine, folksongs, folk metaphors, etc. (Sims & Stephens, Ch. 1, 2011). The habitual singer of these folk songs do not regard them as music, they cannot hum without words, and a folk singers day is not measured by the power his voice holds, but by those of the memories (Cra`ster, 1910).
Dr. Feilberg, a folklorist advocated for the establishment of a "central separatory system" for all of the branches in Danish folklore. The new departments included the "Kaempeviser" or a heroic ballad, more than 3000 folktales, folksongs (Cra`ster, 1910).