REPERE ETNOMUZICOLOGICE ÎN FOLCLORUL HUȚULILOR DIN BUCOVINA
ETHNOMUSICOLOGICAL LANDMARKS IN THE FOLKLORE OF THE HUTSULS FROM BUKOVINA
Author(s): Delia Claudia Stoian-IrimieSubject(s): Anthropology, Social Sciences, Customs / Folklore
Published by: MediaMusica
Keywords: Hutsuls; folklore; Bukovina; folk costume;
Summary/Abstract: Over time, the Hutsuls have developed a distinct culture, shaped by the natural environment in which they live and their historical contacts with other peoples. Residing in mountainous areas, they have developed a specific way of life centered around animal husbandry. The Hutsul language is a Ukrainian dialect with various Romanian and Polish influences, and their predominant religion is Orthodox Christianity. Traditional Hutsul music plays an essential role in their lives, being present at all important events, accompanying them from birth to death. Their folklore, along with the traditional instruments they use, contributes to the preservation of their cultural identity. Even today, Hutsul culture continues to stand as a testament to the identity of this people, offering a window into a simple, authentic world where nature, music, and traditions harmoniously intertwine.
Journal: Ethnomousikologion
- Issue Year: III/2024
- Issue No: 4
- Page Range: 189-206
- Page Count: 18
- Language: English, Romanian
