Katalin Lázár
Biographic Data
| ID | 251095 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katalin Lázár |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katalin |
| FAMILY NAME | Lázár |
| SIGNATURE | LÁZÁR K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Musicology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Collection of Hungarian Traditional Games
In the first half of the twentieth century, the collection of Hungarian traditional games was housed in the archives of the department of folk music of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Folk music researchers published the first volume of the Corpus Musicae Popularis Hungaricae I, with the title Children's Games, containing 1,162 songs from traditional games. As Zoltán Kodály, world-famous folk musicologist, wrote in the preface of the volume, t…
The songs of a Northern Ostyak woman
In 1980 Éva Schmidt, linguist and folklorist recorded 11 Ostyak songs from Anna Nikitichna Liskova, a Sherkal Ostyak woman. The songs are structured in lines, either two-seeded or threeseeded. The characteristics found during the 28 years of studying Ostyak songs, can be found in them: we can mention first of all fluctuating pitch and the structure of the melody and text. Respecting the melody, the songs of Anna Liskova represent a transition tow…
Why Play and Sing? The Role of Folk Games and Folk Songs in Everyday Life
Playing helps us in learning and developing more kinds of skills, further in developing our emotional world, not only in traditional society but in any time and any place. Singing strengthens collective consciousness and identity. Besides, playing and singing as basic forms of entertainment assure enjoying ourselves to us. We have to learn and do them for the sake of living a perfect life: to be able to express our joy and to amuse ourselves. ***…
Laste maailm 21. sajandil. Muutused ungari traditsioonis
Traditsioonilises klahiskonnas oli mngudel thtis koht
Typology of Folk Games
Researchers and teachers dealing with folk games sooner or later face the que stion of classifying the games.Researchers need such a system for their comparative work and for publication of the material, while teachers need it for use in pra ctice.Classification can be made on the basis of all elements of the game.A system can be created on the basis of the text of the games, their melody, spatial form or the age of the children playing them.Each…
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Typology of Folk Games
Researchers and teachers dealing with folk games sooner or later face the que stion of classifying the games.Researchers need such a system for their comparative work and for publication of the material, while teachers need it for use in pra ctice.Classification can be made on the basis of all elements of the game.A system can be created on the basis of the text of the games, their melody, spatial form or the age of the children playing them.Each…
Laste maailm 21. sajandil. Muutused ungari traditsioonis
Traditsioonilises klahiskonnas oli mngudel thtis koht
Why Play and Sing? The Role of Folk Games and Folk Songs in Everyday Life
Playing helps us in learning and developing more kinds of skills, further in developing our emotional world, not only in traditional society but in any time and any place. Singing strengthens collective consciousness and identity. Besides, playing and singing as basic forms of entertainment assure enjoying ourselves to us. We have to learn and do them for the sake of living a perfect life: to be able to express our joy and to amuse ourselves. ***…
The songs of a Northern Ostyak woman
In 1980 Éva Schmidt, linguist and folklorist recorded 11 Ostyak songs from Anna Nikitichna Liskova, a Sherkal Ostyak woman. The songs are structured in lines, either two-seeded or threeseeded. The characteristics found during the 28 years of studying Ostyak songs, can be found in them: we can mention first of all fluctuating pitch and the structure of the melody and text. Respecting the melody, the songs of Anna Liskova represent a transition tow…
The Collection of Hungarian Traditional Games
In the first half of the twentieth century, the collection of Hungarian traditional games was housed in the archives of the department of folk music of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Folk music researchers published the first volume of the Corpus Musicae Popularis Hungaricae I, with the title Children's Games, containing 1,162 songs from traditional games. As Zoltán Kodály, world-famous folk musicologist, wrote in the preface of the volume, t…
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