Issue 37, 2019

Table of Content

Ethnomusicology

A.V. Nikolsky, E.Ye. Alekseyev, I.Ye. Alekxeyev, V.Ye. Dyakonova What the “Talking Jew’s Harp” is saying: Jew’s harp and personal song as the foundation of timbre-oriented musical systems In detail

Ritual Folklore

S. A. Myasnikova Poetic formulas of Belarusian carol and volochebnye songs. Problems of correlation of Irtysh region migrants\ and maternal traditions In detail

Zh. M. Yusha On the interaction of cultural codes in the ritual tradition In detail

A. A. Grinevich On the structural organization of ritual songs of the Kazym Khanty Bear Feast: songs of the gods luck mish ar and prayer-songs poekty ar In detail

Narrative Folklore

E. V. Koroleva Ethnic self-identification of Altay-kizhi in the context of oral historical legends In detail

H. А. Sahakyan The motif of sworn brotherhood and its embodiment in the tale “Tsar Narbek” by A. Remizov In detail

Phonetics

L. K. Ishkildina Features of the Bashkir vocalism system In detail

A. A. Ozonova Subjunctive Mood in the Altai Language In detail

R. O. Shiraliyeva On the issues of the use of indefinite pronouns in the modern English and Azerbaijan languages In detail

I. V. Shenstova The Notion of “Singing” as a Nucleus of the “Music” Field in Shor. Lexemes and their Contexts In detail

V. A. Gorbunova The Ulch language: current state and research prospects In detail

Сhronicle

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