E L Tiron
Biographic Data
| ID | 9457494 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E L Tiron |
| GIVEN NAMES | E L |
| FAMILY NAME | Tiron |
| SIGNATURE | TIRON E L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9012-0476 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Tuvan demir-khomus jaw harp
This article is dedicated to the metallic heteroglot jaw harp of the Tuvans, known as the demir-khomus (i.e., an instrument with a vibrating tongue made of a different material than the frame). An examination was conducted of instruments held within Russian museum collections (Kyzyl, Yakutsk, St. Petersburg, and others). The data analyzed include published sources and materials gathered during a field expedition to Tuva in 2025. This expedition w…
National names, personal songs, and family narratives as ways of transmitting family and ancestral history in Koryak-Chavchuven culture
The paper explores how the Koryak culture preserves and transmits family and ancestral values despite challenges such as assimilation, language decline, and economic structure transformations. Until the 1920s, the Chavchuven and Nymylan Koryak descendants, even those from mixed marriages, possessed both national names and names recorded in official documents. The choice of name is conditioned by the idea of reincarnation that implies the soul of …
Poetics of Koryak-Nymylan personal songs
this study are the recordings of the musical works performed by Lidia Innokentievna Chechulina (Koryak name Ӄyvnyutaӈav) taken at different times. These are fourteen songs, with one being sininkin ӄuliӄul (own personal song) and the others paninatyn ӄuliӄul (ancestral songs). The repertoire of Lidia Innokentievna includes songs from three generations of her family (grandfathers, parents, and siblings). The analysis explores the vocabulary of pers…
Fly agaric songs of the Koryaks-Nymylans
The tradition of singing songs under the influence of fly agaric intoxication has been recorded among many peoples of Siberia. However, this topic still needs to be studied, with publications of texts, translations, and sheet music being scarce. This paper presents samples of Koryak-Nymylan fly agaric songs recorded in the 1990s–2000s in the Karaginsky and Olyutorsky districts of Kamchatka. There are two types of songs associated with different s…
Features of the basic styles and substyles of Tuvan khoomei
The article is devoted to understanding the phenomenon of Tuvan throat singing khoomei. Particular attention is paid to the characteristics of basic styles (types) and their substyles (subspecies). Three basic styles are khoomei, kargyraa, and sygyt. They differ in timbre coloring, methods of sound production, characteristic means of expression, compositional structure, textual beginnings and sets of melodies, as well as some special functions. S…
Mythological beliefs and folklore of the winter reindeer herders’ festival Pegyttyn of Koryaks-Chauchuvens
The winter reindeer herders’ festival Pegyttyn of Koryaks-Chavchuvens currently is not held. Its authentic existence at the end of the 20th century was recorded on a videotape from the home archive of Nadezhda Kuznetsova (born in 1949 in the Olyutorsky area of the Koryak National District), one of the last carriers of the language and culture of the Chavchuvens of Kamchatka. Traditionally, the celebration was timed to coincide with the appearance…
Genre traits of the song tradition of the Tuvans of the Ovyur disrtict of the Republic of Tuva
Currently, there is a danger of the local song tradition specifics disappearing due to mass migration of the rural population of the Republic of Tuva to the capital, Kyzyl city, resulting in the lifestyle changes and loss of traditional culture. Thus, it is highly relevant to study the genre traits of the song tradition of the Tuvans. This paper describes the main song genres of Tuvan folklore of the Ovyur district (Republic of Tuva), one of the …
Lullabies of Tuvans
The genre of lullabies of Tuvans has been poorly studied. A precious little number of musical transcriptions of melodies of Tuvan lullabies have been published. This paper presents the results of an ethnomusicological study of a lullaby songs and rocking lullabies of the Tuvans using the recordings made during the expeditions to Tuva by ethnomusicologists and philologists of the Novosibirsk Conservatory and the Institute of Philology of the SB RA…
Songs of the Nymylan woman V’alyat (based on the materials of the Complex Expedition to Kamchatka in 1991)
For the first time, the paper presents the song creativity of Ekaterina Ivanovna Chechulina (Koryaks name V’alyat) - a native of the Karaginsky district of Kamchatka, bearer of the Koryak-Nymylan tradition. The research is based on the field materials of the well-known Siberian ethnomusicologist, Doctor of Arts, Yu. Sheikin, namely, on the materials of the Complex folklore and ethnographic expedition to Kamchatka in 1991. The research is carried …
Personal songs of Koryaks
Song folklore of Koryaks in records and publications
Исследование выполнено при финансовой поддержке Российского научного фонда в
«The Kozhamyk» genre in the song tradition of Bai-Tayga district of Tuva
Historical memory of the uprising «Aldan Maadyr» in the Tuvan folk song
1883-1885 . , . . 1889 .
Peculiarities of the versification of the songs of the Tuvinians-Tojus
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Peculiarities of the versification of the songs of the Tuvinians-Tojus
Historical memory of the uprising «Aldan Maadyr» in the Tuvan folk song
1883-1885 . , . . 1889 .
«The Kozhamyk» genre in the song tradition of Bai-Tayga district of Tuva
Song folklore of Koryaks in records and publications
Исследование выполнено при финансовой поддержке Российского научного фонда в
Personal songs of Koryaks
Songs of the Nymylan woman V’alyat (based on the materials of the Complex Expedition to Kamchatka in 1991)
For the first time, the paper presents the song creativity of Ekaterina Ivanovna Chechulina (Koryaks name V’alyat) - a native of the Karaginsky district of Kamchatka, bearer of the Koryak-Nymylan tradition. The research is based on the field materials of the well-known Siberian ethnomusicologist, Doctor of Arts, Yu. Sheikin, namely, on the materials of the Complex folklore and ethnographic expedition to Kamchatka in 1991. The research is carried …
Genre traits of the song tradition of the Tuvans of the Ovyur disrtict of the Republic of Tuva
Currently, there is a danger of the local song tradition specifics disappearing due to mass migration of the rural population of the Republic of Tuva to the capital, Kyzyl city, resulting in the lifestyle changes and loss of traditional culture. Thus, it is highly relevant to study the genre traits of the song tradition of the Tuvans. This paper describes the main song genres of Tuvan folklore of the Ovyur district (Republic of Tuva), one of the …
Lullabies of Tuvans
The genre of lullabies of Tuvans has been poorly studied. A precious little number of musical transcriptions of melodies of Tuvan lullabies have been published. This paper presents the results of an ethnomusicological study of a lullaby songs and rocking lullabies of the Tuvans using the recordings made during the expeditions to Tuva by ethnomusicologists and philologists of the Novosibirsk Conservatory and the Institute of Philology of the SB RA…
Fly agaric songs of the Koryaks-Nymylans
The tradition of singing songs under the influence of fly agaric intoxication has been recorded among many peoples of Siberia. However, this topic still needs to be studied, with publications of texts, translations, and sheet music being scarce. This paper presents samples of Koryak-Nymylan fly agaric songs recorded in the 1990s–2000s in the Karaginsky and Olyutorsky districts of Kamchatka. There are two types of songs associated with different s…
Features of the basic styles and substyles of Tuvan khoomei
The article is devoted to understanding the phenomenon of Tuvan throat singing khoomei. Particular attention is paid to the characteristics of basic styles (types) and their substyles (subspecies). Three basic styles are khoomei, kargyraa, and sygyt. They differ in timbre coloring, methods of sound production, characteristic means of expression, compositional structure, textual beginnings and sets of melodies, as well as some special functions. S…
Mythological beliefs and folklore of the winter reindeer herders’ festival Pegyttyn of Koryaks-Chauchuvens
The winter reindeer herders’ festival Pegyttyn of Koryaks-Chavchuvens currently is not held. Its authentic existence at the end of the 20th century was recorded on a videotape from the home archive of Nadezhda Kuznetsova (born in 1949 in the Olyutorsky area of the Koryak National District), one of the last carriers of the language and culture of the Chavchuvens of Kamchatka. Traditionally, the celebration was timed to coincide with the appearance…
National names, personal songs, and family narratives as ways of transmitting family and ancestral history in Koryak-Chavchuven culture
The paper explores how the Koryak culture preserves and transmits family and ancestral values despite challenges such as assimilation, language decline, and economic structure transformations. Until the 1920s, the Chavchuven and Nymylan Koryak descendants, even those from mixed marriages, possessed both national names and names recorded in official documents. The choice of name is conditioned by the idea of reincarnation that implies the soul of …
Poetics of Koryak-Nymylan personal songs
this study are the recordings of the musical works performed by Lidia Innokentievna Chechulina (Koryak name Ӄyvnyutaӈav) taken at different times. These are fourteen songs, with one being sininkin ӄuliӄul (own personal song) and the others paninatyn ӄuliӄul (ancestral songs). The repertoire of Lidia Innokentievna includes songs from three generations of her family (grandfathers, parents, and siblings). The analysis explores the vocabulary of pers…
The Tuvan demir-khomus jaw harp
This article is dedicated to the metallic heteroglot jaw harp of the Tuvans, known as the demir-khomus (i.e., an instrument with a vibrating tongue made of a different material than the frame). An examination was conducted of instruments held within Russian museum collections (Kyzyl, Yakutsk, St. Petersburg, and others). The data analyzed include published sources and materials gathered during a field expedition to Tuva in 2025. This expedition w…
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