Prethodno priopćenje

https://doi.org/87547/hgfio

TRADITIONAL FOLK DANCES FROM MIRLOVIĆ ZAGORA

Tanja Maleš-Krznar

Sažetak

The article contains the ethnographic collection of folk dances, traditional songs and instruments from the villages belonging to Mirlovic Zagora, the backland of Sibenik. This work is compared with previous analysis of Dr. Ivan Ivancan, who researched this area during the 1960’s and 1970’s, as well as the analysis of Mr. Ive Furcica, who researched the area of Sibenik in the 1980’s and Vidoslav Bagur and Dr. sc. Josko Caleta. The work is built on the information from the decendents of this area, who, through several generations, once danced these traditional dances of Mirlović Zagora. This work contributes to the preservation of the traditional treasure of Mirlović Zagora, with the goal to revive all dances and songs which have never been written down and have only been taught by word of mouth. Unfortunately, most of these treasures have been lost or have died with previous generations. The dance steps are documented using the kinetographic dance language: Labanotation.

Ključne riječi

Mirlović Zagora; Traditional folk dances; documentation sheet of music; lyrics taught by word of mouth during the dances.

Hrčak ID:

248930

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/248930

Datum izdavanja:

31.12.2017.

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