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Modern processes in the musical folklore of Narym Selkups

https://doi.org/10.28995/2658-5294-2024-7-3-81-94

Abstract

The article discusses the processes of development of modern musical folklore among the Narym Selkups based on the analysis of the publication “Ob tunes of Narym Selkups” (compiled by V. Tuzakova and I. Korobeynikova, Tomsk, 2015). Russian folklore and Soviet mass song are influencing the modern musical folklore of the southern Selkups, and the creativity of amateur Selkup composers (melodists) is developing. In the works of modern musical folklore, the main marker of national identity is the Selkup language. Manifestations of the “Selkup” musical style (scale, organization of melodic movement) are partially preserved, but new stylistic features come to the fore: arrangements defining the musical style of new songs, instrumental accompaniment, square structural constructions peculiar to modern music and other means of popular musical genres. Onomatopoeia of the voices of animals and birds, which are associated with the traditional taiga landscape for the Selkups and bring the “image of a place” to modern compositions, are widely used in modern folklore works. This allows us to consider the modern musical folklore of the Selkups in the light of the concept of the sounding landscapes of the Arctic.

About the Author

O. E. Dobzhanskaya
Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts
Russian Federation

Oksana E. Dobzhanskaya - Dr. of Sci. (Art Studies), associate professor

4, Ordzhonikidze St., Yakutsk,  677000



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Dobzhanskaya O.E. Modern processes in the musical folklore of Narym Selkups. Folklore: Structure, Typology, Semiotics. 2024;7(3):81-94. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.28995/2658-5294-2024-7-3-81-94

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