33 KB191 KB31 KB197220252005Hois, Eva Mariaštevilka:112 straniletnik:34str. 23-34ISSN:0352-0447COBISSID:24514093URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-0HMAT320enSlovenska akademija znanosti in umetnostiZaložba ZRCTraditiones (Ljubljana)AustriaAvstrijaEthnopoeticsetnomuzikologijafolkloristicsfolkloristikaljudske pesminarodna identitetaFolk music research in "old" Austria and in "new" Europe concerning understanding between nations and national endeavors|In 1904 the project Austrian Folk Songs was set up, wich aimed to collect folkmusic from all parts of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The reasons for this project were not only folkloristic, but also socio-political. The intention was to raise greater mutual understanding within the empire and promote a supranational consciousness. Similar efforts are now being made. The Styrian Folk Song Society, along with other societies, has been conducting field research in the border area between Styria and Slovenia. The wealth of material that has been documented there is surprising. It can be hoped that folk music may also make a contribution to greater tolerance between nations in an enlarged European UnionLeta 1904 je bila osnovana akcija Ljudska pesem v Avstriji, katere namen je bil zapisati ljudsko glasbo iz vseh delov avstroogerske monarhije. Razlogi za ta projekt niso bili samo folkloristični, temveč tudi družbenopolitični. Projekt je namreč nameraval spodbuditi večje razumevanje drugega in promovirati nadnacionalno zavest. Podobni napori se uveljavljajo tudi danes. Tako Steirisches Volksliedwerk v sodelovanju z drugimi vodi terensko delo ob meji med Štajersko in Slovenijo. Bogastvo gradiva, dokumentiranega na tem območju, preseneča. Upajmo, da ljudska glasba lahko pripomore tudi k večji strpnosti med narodi v razširjeni Evropski unijiTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZRC SAZU