G E Soldatova
Biographic Data
| ID | 10248085 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G E Soldatova |
| GIVEN NAMES | G E |
| FAMILY NAME | Soldatova |
| SIGNATURE | SOLDATOVA G E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1421-6075 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Jaw harp in the culture of the Ob Ugrians
The jaw harp, known locally as the tumran, is a primary musical instrument within the diverse family of phonoinstruments used by the Ob-Ugrian peoples (Khanty and Mansi). While ethnographic and ethnomusicological literature has briefly addressed its use among indigenous Siberian groups, the Ob-Ugric jaw harp has lacked a dedicated, comprehensive study. This article fills that gap, drawing on museum collections, published sources, and the author’s…
Ob-Ugric drum
The article is devoted to ethnomusicological consideration of the shamanic drum of Khanty and Mansi (ObUgric peoples). The study is based on the publications of ethnographers, open access video and field materials of the author. An important role in the work is given to special folk terminology related to the structure of the instrument and its name.The author found that the Ob-Ugrians’ drum is a composite musical instrument, its components are s…
The tale about a greedy mouse in the folklore of the Northern Khanty
The article is devoted to the study of samples of Khanty folklore, united by a plot about a greedy mouse. The material was found in open sources of the Internet and in publications. The study included 16 samples, 13 of them were provided with audio recording, 11 were performed with singing. The author has completed a description and com- parison of plots, clarified the genre of the texts, described and schematically notated the melodies, compared…
Personal Mythic-Ritual Tunes in the Culture of the Ob-Ugrians
Статья посвящена персональным мифоритуальным наигрышам - феномену культуры обских угров (хантов и манси). Автором систематизированы нотные записи и аудиоматериалы из опубликованных и неопубликованных источников, в том числе полевых материалов, собранных на обском Севере в экспедициях 1980 - 2000-х гг. В репертуаре обско-угорских музыкантов есть два блока наигрышей. В первый входят мелодии божеств и духов-покровителей, в том числе медведя. Второй …
Music in Northern Khanty Folktales
The paper describes the musical component in the folktales of the Northern Khanty. The work is based on published and unpublished sources. The author selected eighteen samples of folktales in three formats: sound recording, text transcript, and translation. Three basic types of intonating in the Khanty folktale were identified: singing, speech, rhythmized speech. Singing, in this case, is considered as intonating, intermediate between vocalizatio…
Fieldworker, researcher, teacher (to the 70th anniversary of Yuri Ilyich Sheikin)
The article is written in honor of the anniversary of the outstanding ethnomusicologist, doctor of art, Professor Yuri Ilyich Sheikin. The whole life of Y. I. Sheikin is connected with the study and promotion of musical folklore of the in-digenous peoples of Siberia and the Far East. The article describes the significant events of scientific and pedagogical activity of Y. I. Sheikin, characterizes his main works and his contribution to ethnomusic…
Intonational Phenomena of the Bear-Feast of Mansi
Ethnomusicology in the series «Monuments of the Folklore of Siberia and the Far East»
A folklore-ethnographic expedition to Kamchatka
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A folklore-ethnographic expedition to Kamchatka
Ethnomusicology in the series «Monuments of the Folklore of Siberia and the Far East»
Intonational Phenomena of the Bear-Feast of Mansi
Fieldworker, researcher, teacher (to the 70th anniversary of Yuri Ilyich Sheikin)
The article is written in honor of the anniversary of the outstanding ethnomusicologist, doctor of art, Professor Yuri Ilyich Sheikin. The whole life of Y. I. Sheikin is connected with the study and promotion of musical folklore of the in-digenous peoples of Siberia and the Far East. The article describes the significant events of scientific and pedagogical activity of Y. I. Sheikin, characterizes his main works and his contribution to ethnomusic…
Music in Northern Khanty Folktales
The paper describes the musical component in the folktales of the Northern Khanty. The work is based on published and unpublished sources. The author selected eighteen samples of folktales in three formats: sound recording, text transcript, and translation. Three basic types of intonating in the Khanty folktale were identified: singing, speech, rhythmized speech. Singing, in this case, is considered as intonating, intermediate between vocalizatio…
The tale about a greedy mouse in the folklore of the Northern Khanty
The article is devoted to the study of samples of Khanty folklore, united by a plot about a greedy mouse. The material was found in open sources of the Internet and in publications. The study included 16 samples, 13 of them were provided with audio recording, 11 were performed with singing. The author has completed a description and com- parison of plots, clarified the genre of the texts, described and schematically notated the melodies, compared…
Personal Mythic-Ritual Tunes in the Culture of the Ob-Ugrians
Статья посвящена персональным мифоритуальным наигрышам - феномену культуры обских угров (хантов и манси). Автором систематизированы нотные записи и аудиоматериалы из опубликованных и неопубликованных источников, в том числе полевых материалов, собранных на обском Севере в экспедициях 1980 - 2000-х гг. В репертуаре обско-угорских музыкантов есть два блока наигрышей. В первый входят мелодии божеств и духов-покровителей, в том числе медведя. Второй …
Ob-Ugric drum
The article is devoted to ethnomusicological consideration of the shamanic drum of Khanty and Mansi (ObUgric peoples). The study is based on the publications of ethnographers, open access video and field materials of the author. An important role in the work is given to special folk terminology related to the structure of the instrument and its name.The author found that the Ob-Ugrians’ drum is a composite musical instrument, its components are s…
Jaw harp in the culture of the Ob Ugrians
The jaw harp, known locally as the tumran, is a primary musical instrument within the diverse family of phonoinstruments used by the Ob-Ugrian peoples (Khanty and Mansi). While ethnographic and ethnomusicological literature has briefly addressed its use among indigenous Siberian groups, the Ob-Ugric jaw harp has lacked a dedicated, comprehensive study. This article fills that gap, drawing on museum collections, published sources, and the author’s…
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