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Date published: Monday, 27 August 2012 13:03 |
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Date modified: Tuesday, 24 September 2013 16:16 |
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Traditional Kantruem Boran: Folk Music of Surin
Kantruem Boran is a ‘way of life’, ‘the language of the spirits’ and gives performers and audiences alike pride as a shared cultural memory. Holding an important function in many aspects of life, Kantruem accompanies rituals, rites of passage, as well as promoting social cohesion by diffusing tensions, offering relaxation, and a bridge to the spiritual world.
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Interviews with Fieldschool Alumni
In August 2012, the SAC was pleased to host the "2012 International Field School Alumni Seminar on Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Asia-Pacific."
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Intangible Cultural Heritage and Museums Field School 2011
This film documents the process of field research and documentation by a team of participants in the Intangible Cultural Heritage and Museums Field School, held in Lamphun province from August 8-21, 2011.
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Video of Working Groups in the 2011 Field School
For the duration of the 2011 Field School, four working groups comprised of 5-6 participants and 2-3 resource persons worked closely with 4 communities in Lamphun Province :
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salak yom
Traditionally practiced among the ethnic Yaung of Lamphun Province, Thailand, the Salak Yom ceremony features the presentation of an elaborately decorated “tree of gifts” to the Buddhist monks and novices of the local monasteries,
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Lamphun Case Study #1: Pratupa Monastery—The “Salak Yorm” Festival
This case study presents the working group’s field research in the Pratupa community on one element of ICH: the “Salak Yorm” festival.
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Lamphun Case Study #2: Lu Village –The Life-lengthening “Seup Chata” Ritual
This case study presents the working group’s field research in the Ban Luk community on one element of ICH: the “Seup Chata” life-lengthening ceremony.
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