Author(s)	Khugjilt, D. en Tsevegsuren, Ts. en Хөгжилт, Д. Цэвэгсүрэн, Ц.
Title	Tracing the tradition of the four-string fiddle
Alternative Title	Дөрвөн утаст хуурын уламжлалыг мөшгөх нь
Publication Type	Journal Article
Language	mon
Number of Pages	8
Location	Mongolia
Keywords	Four-string fiddle Tradition Distribution Musical instrument
Relevance to ICH Safeguarding	definition
ICH Genre	performing arts: music
Description	In this study, the authors trace the tradition of the four-stringed fiddle and examine its associated sources. In doing so, they studied the nomenclature, origin, and distribution of musical instruments such as fiddle, tsoor, khuulei, khuuchin, shiichin, and tiichin, and made conclusions and explanations at the level of academic articles. The four-string fiddle is a musical instrument rooted in instruments such as the khuuchin and the shiichin. In terms of distribution, it is now spread in Mongolia, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China. The special way of fiddling with a four-stringed fiddle still preserves its traditional style that has been handed down to this day by telling stories, adding songs to the stories, and accompanying such dance music, orchestral music, and solo music.
Book/Journal Title	Mongolian culture and art studies(Монголын соёл урлаг судлал)
Publisher	Mongolian National University of Arts and Culture
Place of Publication	Mongolia
Date of Publication	2023
Volume	XLVI
Issue	Fasc 19
Pages	209-216
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ISSN	2310-9114
Usage	copyright cleared
Academic Field	ethnomusicology cultural studies
Community/Ethnic Group	China Inner Mongolia, China
Contributor	Council for Cultural Heritage Networking and Communication
Active Contribution	Mongolia, FY 2024
Data Collection Project	Sustainable Research Data Collection for ICH Safeguarding: Focusing on Central Asia and Small Island Developing States