1 / 27

“FOLKLORE AS A MEAN OF DIALOGUE”

“FOLKLORE AS A MEAN OF DIALOGUE”. Proje ct Overview. T his project is financed by the European Union under the “Civil Society Dialogue II – Culture and Arts Grant Scheme ” implemented . Duration : 18 months Budget : 155,599.50 euro Grant : 140,039.55 euro. Participants.

shaina
Télécharger la présentation

“FOLKLORE AS A MEAN OF DIALOGUE”

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. “FOLKLORE AS A MEAN OF DIALOGUE”

  2. Project Overview • This project is financed by the European Union under the “Civil Society Dialogue II – Culture and Arts Grant Scheme ” implemented . • Duration : 18 months • Budget : 155,599.50 euro • Grant : 140,039.55 euro

  3. Participants

  4. The Objective of the Project to promote sustainable dialog, networking and cooperation on folklore between Turkish and Bulgarian civil societies including grassroots organizations and the young people by eliminating the existing constraints. raising awareness, increasing mutual understanding, developing dialogue and to maintain communication through the establishment of a social and technological network by conducting activities related to folklore in cooperation the METU-AA, METU, Ankara Club Association and university clubs, grassroots organizations, the OSC and other related associations.

  5. Target Group Experts related to Balkan folklore University students related to folklore Musicians related to Balkan music Urban villages sharing the same cultural values

  6. Activity Program 18 June 2011, ANKARA Opening Meeting 23-27 October 2011, ANKARA Conference “The Folk Culture in The Balkans and Turkey” “The Balkans in My Chest” The Traditional Hand Crafts in the Balkan Folk Culture Exhibition Workshops on Turkish and Bulgarian Folk Dances, Songs and Instruments Show “Neighbouring Dances and Tunes” (METU Turkish Folklore Club &The Student Folk Dance Ensemble of the University of Ruse Angel Kanchev) Field Visit to FevziyeVillage 22-24 April 2012, RUSE Field Visit of Ivanovo Village Conference “The Folk Culture in The Balkans and Turkey” Show “Neighbouring Dances and Tunes” (METU Turkish Folklore Club &The Student Folk Dance Ensemble of the University of Ruse Angel Kanchev) Web Portal : www.folkloricdialogue.metu.edu.tr

  7. 18 June 2011 – Opening Meeting • Opening Speechs • Press Conference • Project Overview Presentation • Photo Exhibition • METU TFK Kırklareli Folk Dance Group • Bulgarian Night

  8. 18 June 2011 – Photos from Opening Meeting

  9. 23 October 2011 – Fevziye Village Field Visit • Traditional Fevziye Village Festival Meal and Bosnian Pie Pita Service • Folk Dance Show (METU Turkish Folklore Club) • Bulgarian Folk Dance Show (Student Folk Dance Ensemble – Ruse Angel Kanchev University) • Seymen Folk Dance Show ( Central Anatolia’s Zeibeks – Ankara Club Association) • Turkish Folk Music Performance (Ministry of Culture and Tourism – Republic of Turkey)

  10. 24-25 October 2011“The Folk Culture In The Balkans And Turkey” Conference • Prof. Dr. İlhan Başgöz, “The Romance Tradition in Greece and in Turkey” • Prof. Dr. M. Muhtar KUTLU, “Khidr –The Lord of Hope and Hıdrellez Celebration” • Assoc. Prof. Nikolay NENOV, PhD, “The Cult of Saint George – Folk Paradigms, Symbol of Civilization, Urban Holiday” • Assoc. Prof. Aysen SOYSALDI, “Handicrafts in The Balkans and Apparel” • Abdurrahim KARADEMİR, Şahin ÜNAL, “ Folk Dances and Traditonal Apparel in The Balkans” • Desislava Ivanova Dimitrova , “Beads in the Traditional Bulgarian Culture: Function and Semantics” • Dr. Emir Cenk AYDIN, “ The Ethnography Museum of Ege University” • Solmaz KARABAŞA, “Hıdrellez Games from Turkey” • Muammer KETENCOĞLU, “ An Overview of Traditional Bulgarian Music and its Relation with Turkish Music”

  11. 24-25 October 2011“The Folk Culture In The Balkans And Turkey” Conference Photos

  12. 24-25 October 2011“The Balkans in My Chest”The Traditional Hand Crafts in the Balkan Folk Culture Exhibition • Ege University Ethnographical Museum: 41 pieces (mix from all Balkans) • The House of Fidan Family Collection: 40 pieces (Bulgaria) • The House of Mutlu Family Collection: 22 pieces (Bulgaria) • The House of Değirmendereli Family Collection: 14 pieces (Macedonia) • METU TFK Collection: 4 pieces (mix)

  13. 24-25Ekim 2011“The Balkans in My Chest” Exhibition Photos

  14. 26-27 October 2011Folk Music, Instruments and Dances Workshops • Brief theory on Anatolian Music • Listening to music samples • Practicing the selected tunes from both parties • Brief theory on dance and folk dances • Watching folk dance samples • Practicing the selected dances together

  15. 26-27 October 2011Photos from Folk Music, Instruments and Dances Workshops

  16. 27 October 2011“Neighbouring Dances and Tunes” Show • METU TFK Folk Music Group • Ruse Angel Kanchev University Folk Dance Group • METU TFK Hakkari Folk Dance Group • Folk Music Workshop’s presentation • METU TFK Kirklareli Folk Dance Group • Folk Dance Workshop’s presentation

  17. Bulgarian Group Ankara Visit

  18. 22 April 2012 – RuseField Visit of Ivanovo Village • The ritual of “Camal” that is a masked tradition of Koşov Village in the municipality of Ivanovo is held. • The chorus of women villagers presented folk music. • Young girls presented folkloric dances and children presented folk music. • METU – TFC Denizli Region presented folk dances. • The regional foods of the region of Ivanovo are offered to the wide audience and the guests. • The mayor of Ivanovo has done the opening of the event and has made conversations with the project representatives and contributor representatives coming from Turkey.

  19. 22 April 2012 - RuseField Visit of Ivanovo Village - Photos

  20. 22– 24 April 2012 - Ruse“Folk Culture in Balkans and Turkey” Conference • The lieutenant governor of Ruse and the Vice Chancellor of Angel Kanchev University have also made speeches. • 4 papers from Turkey and 3 papers from Bulgaria participated to the conference: • Assoc. Prof. Nikolay NENOV, PhD, “Living Human Treasures in Region Ruse, Present and Future”, Director of Ruse Regional Museum, • Desislava Tiholova, “Harvest Songs - The Living Memory. Based on Materials from Northeast Bulgaria”, Curator, Ruse Regional Museum, • Prof. Mila Santova, D. Sci. “Intangible Heritage (UNESCO) in the Balkans”, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, • Assoc. Prof. Natalia Rashkova, “Traditional Musical Culture of Migrants in the Balkans”, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, • Prof. Dr. İlhan Başgöz, “Nowruz Celebrations in Turkey, Bulgaria and all over the world”, Professor Emeritus, Indiana University, • Prof. Dr. Tayfun Atay, “Syncretic Motifs of Folk Religion from Anatolia to Balkans”, Ankara University, Faculty of Languages, History and Geography, Department of Ethnology • METU Turkish Folklore Club, “The Similarities Between Hıdrellez and St. Georges’s Day Celebrations” • The project group and the representatives of the contributors visited the University with the invitation of the Rectorship of Angel Kanchev University. A concensus about the continuousness of the dialogue between students within the framework of the project is established.

  21. 22– 24 April 2012 - Ruse“Folk Culture in Balkans and Turkey” ConferencePhotos

  22. 24April 2012 - Ruse“Neighbour Dances and Tunes” Show • The group of Folkloric Dances of Angel Kanchev University presented the songs and dances of Bulgaria and Balkans. • The music group of METU Turkish Folkloric Society performed the folkloric dances of the region of “Karedeniz” and “Denizli” with examples from folk songs of Anatolia and Balkans.

  23. 24April 2012 - Ruse“Neighbour Dances and Tunes” Show - Photos

  24. Other Activities • Project Meetings • Visibility Activities

  25. Upcoming Activities • APRIL 2011 – SEPTEMBER 2012, ANKARA • • Gathering participants’ opinions on the project activities • • Preparation and distribution of the publications (book, brochures, CD, DVD, etc.) • SEPTEMBER 2012, ANKARA • • Closure Meeting • • Concert

  26. Project’s Expected Results The project will provide various benefits for the target groups and beneficiaries as indicated by the 5 following results: 1- Sustainable dialog on folkloric values will be established between Turkish and Bulgarian civil societies including young people and grassroots organizations and this will further increase mutual understanding and foster new cooperations. 2- THBT students and Ruse University students will have the chance for networking, awareness rising and gaining skills. This will pave the way for future communication, cooperation and joint actions. 3- Grassroots organizations in Turkey and Bulgaria will establish links with each other and with University and youth networks. 4- New contacts will be established among experts, academics and musicians, which will form a basis for them to take joint actions in future. 5- Awareness of the wide ranging target group (including grassroots) on folklore will be raised and this will, in turn, increase mutual understanding.

  27. THANKS FOR WATCHING

More Related