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Manage No DI00000274 Country Republic of Korea Author 세렌도르지 솔몬 무형문화유산 전문가, 몽골 국립문화유산센터 , Buryat Ethnic Group 
Published Year 2017 Language Korean Copyright 
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| Description | 몽골의 공연예술, 그 중에서도 특히 전통 민속춤은 유목민의 생활방식에서 유래한 것으로 그들의 일상생활, 가사활동, 용기, 사랑, 자부심 그리고 가축 등을 잘 표현하고 있다. 춤에는 노래와 모린호르(morrin khuur), 이켈쿠르(ikel khuur), 추르(tsuur) 등 악기 반주가 따르며, 춤추는 사람은 민속의상을 갖추어 입는다. 고대 이래로 몽골의 역사와 문화 속의 신화와 서사는 민속춤의 모티프와 동작을 통해 전승되었다. | ||
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