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Bulgarian Kolo Musical Instrument

Bulgarian Hora, Musicology

Categorized in these topics: Apprenticeship Feminine Matrix and Female Culture Kolo Kolo Trauma Format Musicology Social Memory

By Danica Anderson
Posted Sunday, August 3, 2008, 12:20 PM

Danica Anderson on Joan Marler's Round Dance tour in Bulgaria with a Bulgarian musician and Bulgarian Grandmother beyond professional Hora (kolo-round dance) dancer share laughter in the town square. There is an incessancy and repetitive ritual character still manifesting today hailing from "Old Europe" heritage and legacies. Assuming an importance and deep relevance as it is already integrated into their personal repertoire, the hora and music is divine and meaningful.

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