Etninės muzikos gaivinimo judėjimas Lietuvoje : XX a. 7 dešimtmetis – XXI a. pradžia : monografija

Abstract

Monografijoje apibendrinant 2011–2015 m. tyrimo duomenis, atskleidžiamas istorinis folkloro sąjūdžių, prasidėjusių dar XIX a. pabaigoje, kelias, įvertinama tarpukario ir pokario stilizacija, šiuolaikinės jos tąsos būdai. Daug dėmesio skiriama stilizuotos ir autentiškos etninės muzikos nuo XX a. 7 dešimtmečio gaivinimui, analizuojami dainų ir šokių ansamblių, liaudiškų kapelų, šokių kolektyvų, folkloro ansamblių judėjimo ypatumai, naujos gaivinimo formos, ištiriamos etninės ir šiuolaikinės pramoginės muzikos sąsajos. Įvertinama visų judėjimo būdų organizacija ir vadyba, taip pat dalyvių vertybinės nuostatos, telkiantis į globalizacijos procesą ir jo poveikį šiuolaikinei visuomenei

The monograph gives a description of the research results from the project carried out at Vytautas Magnus University in 2011–2015 titled “Ethnic Music Revival Movement in Lithuania from the 1960s to the 2010s”958. The basis of the research was an analysis of data collected from surveys, observation, recorded and filmed material, as well as data collected using other ethnological material collection methods over the period 2011–2014. This data is particularly important as it reflects the attitudes of the ethnic music revival movement’s participants, organizers and audience members towards revival. An overview and assessment was made of already published studies, archived material, audio and visual recordings, and they were compared to material from the latest surveys and observations. To summarize the research data, the path taken by historical folkloric movements that started back in the late 19th century is revealed, and stylization from the inter-war and post-war periods is also assessed, as well as forms of ethnic music’s contemporary continuance. Great attention is given to the revival of stylized and authentic ethnic music from the 1960s, analyzing the features of song and dance ensemble, folk music band, dance collective and folkloric ensemble movements, researching the relationships between ethnic and contemporary music. The organization and management of all forms of revival movements was also evaluated, as well as the value provisions of their participants, paying attention to globalization and its impact on modern society. In the monograph’s first chapter “Ethic music movements in Lithuania” the history of ethnic music revivals in Lithuania is overviewed. Lithuanian ethnic music has been revived from the late 19th–early 20th century, as the heritage of the Lithuanian-speaking rural population’s culture and one of the most distinctive features of our national identity.[...]