Shoor in the traditional culture of Tuvans in China

Authors

  • Zhanna M. Yusha Institute of Philology, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences

Keywords:

Tuvan folklore, Tuvans in China, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, verbal tales, shoor, text semantics, verbal component of tunes

Abstract

Article analyzes the folklore (verbal tales genre) of Tuvans in China about the instrumental tunes performed of "shoor” musical instrument.

References

Zhulanova, N. I. (2011) Artikuliatsionno-mnemonicheskie formuly v igre na komi-permiatskikh mnogostovol'nykh fleitakh // Rech' i muzyka v traditsionnykh muzykal'nykh kul'turakh : sb. st. M. : Muzizdat. S. 7–30.

Mify, legendy, predaniia tuvintsev (2010) / sost. N. A. Alekseev, D. S. Kuular, Z. B. Samdan, Zh. M. Iusha. Novosibirsk : Nauka.

Suzukei, V. Iu. (1989) Traditsionnye tuvinskie muzykal'nye instrumenty. Kyzyl : Tuv. knizh. izd-vo.

Iusha, Zh. M. (2007) Rol' slovesnogo komponenta v okhotnich'ikh obriadakh tuvintsev // Poetika zhanrov fol'klora narodov Sibiri : MIF. EPOS. RITUAL : sb. st. Novosibirsk : Novosib. gos. univ. S. 55–65.

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Published

01.03.2014

Issue

No. 1 (2014)

Section

Tuva yesterday, today, tomorrow

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Author Biography

  • Zhanna M. Yusha Institute of Philology, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences
    Candidate of Philology, Senior Researcher of Sector of Folklore of Peoples of Siberia

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