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NEWS01.05.2008
We
are honored
to invite you to participate in the 5th
International Ethnomusicology Symposium "Khoomei
(throat-singing) is a Cultural Phenomenon of the Peoples of
Central Asia" to be held July 25-28, 2008 in Kyzyl, the capital of the
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Khorekteer
exists in five style:
khoomei,
sygyt, kargyraa, borbannadyr, ezengileer. Sub-styles: chylandyk, despen borban, opei khoomei, buga khoomei, kanzyp, khovu kargyraazy, kozhagar kargyraazy, dag kargyraazy, kargyraa of singer Oidupaa, uyangylaar, damyraktaar, kishteer, serlennedyr, byrlannadyr. |
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The history of investigation of Tuvan throat singing khorekteer accounts more than hundred and fifty years. For the first time khorekteer was recorded in Easten Tuva in 1865. P. Ostrovskinh (1897), E.K. Yakovlev (1989), G.E. Grum-Grzhimailo (1901), A.V. Anokhin (1910), E.V. Gippius (1927), A.N. Aksenov (1944), S.I. Vainshtein (1956) made their contribution in the investigation of Tuvan throat singing khorekteer. |
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The disk of eminent throat singers Kyrgys Soruktu, Sat Manchakai, Sanchy Kyzyl-ool and M. Kombu was released in 30’s of 20th century. Ak-Ool Kara-Sal, Khomushku Idamchap, Marzhymal Ondar, Maksim Dakpai, Oorzhak Khunashtaar-ool were the followers of khorekteer tradition. They were the ones who contributed to the preservation and development of tradition of Tuvan throat singing khorekteer. |
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SHAMANISM IN TUVA Beside songs, tales and legends throat singing khorekteer and shamanic kamlanie are distinguished as main performance traditions which play an important role in the life of Tuvan ethnos. It is practically impossible to combine these forms because they performed different functions in culture of Tuvans. Throat singing khorekteer is an acoustical-physiological phenomenon in its nature and structural parameters tightly connected with lyric songs and instrumental music while shamanic kamlanie is a ritual singing of shaman which is sung by the “voice” of spirits helpers being a intermediary between them. The main goal of Tuvan shamanism as a belief is to establish harmony between man and his surrounding world. |
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Ensemble
Tyva was founded in Kyzyl in 1987
by musicologist and folklorist Zoya Kyrgys. Its repertoire contains
some
hundreds folk songs from all districts of Tuva. The performers of this group are the best representatives of Tuvan throat singing khorekeer the fascination of which is in the fact one person produces simultaneously two or three melodic lines. |
667000, Shetinkina-Kravchenko
st. 46. Kyzyl, Republic of TYVA Russian Federation |