Music and dance associated with shamanic rituals
| Author(s) | Otgonbaatar, Baljin en Отгонбаатар, Балжин |
|---|---|
| Title | Music and dance associated with shamanic rituals |
| Alternative Title | Хөгжим, бүжиг бөөтэй холбогдох нь |
| Publication Type | Journal Article |
| Language | mon |
| Number of Pages | 15 |
| Location | Mongolia |
| Keywords | Music Dancing Shamainsm Relation |
| Relevance to ICH Safeguarding | definition identification |
| ICH Genre | performing arts: music performing arts: dance rituals |
| Description | In this article, the author asserts that the intellectual culture of Central Asian nomads, particularly ancient Mongolians, was deeply rooted in music and dance. These art forms were integral to their daily activities and spiritual practices. The traditional folk musical instrument, the "jew's harp," was a staple in every household and even found in women's cell phone boxes until recently, clearly demonstrating its prevalence before the spread of Buddhism and shamanistic worship. Furthermore, many traditional folk music styles and the rhythmic movements seen in their dances are undeniably linked to shamanistic practices. |
| Book/Journal Title | Ethnographical Study of Mongolia I(Монголын угсаатны зүйн судалгаа I) |
| Publisher | Institute of History and Ethnology of Mongolian Academy of Science |
| Place of Publication | Mongolia |
| Date of Publication | 2023 |
| Pages | 306-320 |
| ISBN | 978-9919-0-1807-8 |
| Academic Field | ethnomusicology ethnochoreology |
| Contributor | Council for Cultural Heritage Networking and Communication |
| Active Contribution | Mongolia, FY 2024 |
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