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LOGGER'S SHEET 108 Logger: Gretchen Brodtman Reel Number: 3 of 9 Stage: AFS Date: 6/26/88 Presentor: Margarita Mazo Group Name: Public Service & Public Responsibility Region/Style: Soviet Performers (Estonians) PERFORMER(S) INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION Margarita Mazo- ethnomusicologist, DC Ants Taul Johannes Taul } Estonian duo- bagpipes. Olga Manichkina [Peitek Kork?- Estonaina translator] Maria Koliadin Varvara Hodykina > Southern Russian (near Ukraine) Podserednee, Belgorod Province CONTENTS 1. MM 15 diff republics make up Soviet Union- music varies widely. 280 million people more than half in Russian republic 2. regional groups w/in each republic. Estonian performance (modify traditional [[inst?]].) 3. women from South Russian play- bagpipe [[music note symbol]] dance tune from He island in Baltic Sea 4. [[downward arrow]] for couples to be dancing 5. MM- why are instruments [[Sealskin-Noland?]] ? JT- A. has primitive bagpipe (sealskin-island dogskins, pig bladder- inland) 6. Fox convenient- right size. Fate brought them for- hit in their car newer version of bagpipe 7. Transmission from places. 8. Estonian- Fino- Ubrick language related to Finnish & Hungarian 9. Can play instrument in the cold- condensed water on sealskin out of tune. bellows on complete inst [[?]] prevents this 10. AEJT tune inst. bag, whistle w/ finger holes & lung part move reed- shorter or longer to change tune 11. demonstrated difference- slides need to show 12. [[music note symbol]] 13. three Soviet women- improvisation- like Jazz simultaneous improv- more than one part. "Behind the Hall"- OLGA solo then _________ then Maria joined in overlapping & blending parts Regional vs nat'l folklore- difference- Govt sponsored versions of official folk perf. Official people tell them to keep traditions
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