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Digitisation of Folklore Archives: A Crisis of Tradition or Its ‘New Life’ on the Internet? The Example of Adolf Dygacz’s Collection

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Krajewska A.
Kwartalnik Młodych Muzykologów UJ
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2020
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issue 3(46) ENG
67-86
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The process of digitising archives, a universal trend in the last decade, also concerns music resources, thus offering new functionalities to their users. Its effects can facilitate researchers’ work since digital material is readily available and easy to locate. The questions that remain open concern the status of oral history contained in those audio-visual documents, its value and durability, the current results and possible consequences of making these materials accessible on a mass scale, as well as the effectiveness of multidimensional grassroots initiatives, such as cooperation on building virtual collections of materials. What possibilities open up for the musical folklore archives that are currently being discovered? Can digitisation suddenly make them more valuable in the eyes of the society? In this paper, I attempt to diagnose the problem of musical archive digitisation on the example of the ethnomusicological collection of Adolf Dygacz. I stress the importance of local history, which is a common subject in the humanities and has always been part of folklore studies but was not considered in the light of memory studies until very recently.
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Digitalizacja archiwów folklorystycznych – kryzys tradycji czy nowe życie w sieci? Przykład zbiorów Adolfa Dygacza

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Krajewska A.
Kwartalnik Młodych Muzykologów UJ
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2020
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issue 3(46)
71-89
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The process of digitising archives, widespread in the previous decade, has not omitted musical resources, and offers their users new functionalities. These measures can improve researchers’ work, as digital material is easy to localise and access. However, a question still remains of the subject of oral history, which acts like audiovisual documents, of its value and durability, the present results and the consequences of the common access to the materials. It is also a question of the effectiveness of multidimensional grassroot initiatives, such as creating common virtual collections of materials. What possibilities have we got for the folklore musical archives currently being discovered? Will their digitisation make them suddenly valuable in the society? In this text, the author attempts to diagnose the problem of digitisation of musical archives as exemplified by the ethnomusicological collection of Adolf Dygacz. The author highlights the importance of local history that is typical for human studies, which has always been part of folklore studies, but has not been considered in the light of memory studies until recently.
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Pionierskie kierunki badawcze Adolfa Dygacza. Wybrane aspekty

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Krajewska A.
Rocznik Muzeum "Górnośląski Park Etnograficzny w Chorzowie"
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2021
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vol. 9
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issue 9
46-65
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Projekty popularyzujące dorobek profesora Adolfa Dygacza, realizowane przy okazji digitalizacji archiwaliów etnomuzykologa w Muzeum „Górnośląski Park Etnograficzny w Chorzowie”, wydają się mieć fundamentalne znaczenie dla zachowania i utrwalania lokalnego dziedzictwa muzycznego w dobie obecnych przemian i niepewnych losów zanikających już tradycji. Jednym z takich przedsięwzięć była biograficzno-muzyczna wystawa czasowa „Życie jako pieśń. Z teki profesora Adolfa Dygacza”. Ciekawe materiały etnomuzykologiczne Adolfa Dygacza, wówczas pionierskie, zebrane przez niego pod wpływem zainteresowania kulturą górniczo-hutniczą, wciąż mają wiele niezbadanych „białych plam”. Niniejszy tekst wskazuje na niektóre z nich – te, których nie podkreśla się w jego dorobku zbyt często. A z pewnością są warte uwagi i dalszych badań.
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Projects popularizing the achievements of Professor Adolf Dygacz, carried out on the occasion of the digitization of the archives of the ethnomusicologist at the Museum “Upper Silesian Ethnographic Park in Chorzów”, seem to be of fundamental importance for the maintenance and preservation of the local musical heritage in the era of current changes and uncertain fate of vanishing traditions. One of such undertakings was the temporary biographical and musical exhibition „Życie jako pieśń. Z teki profesora Adolfa Dygacza” (Eng. “Life as a Song. From the Portfolio of Professor Adolf Dygacz”). Interesting ethnomusicological materials by Adolf Dygacz, pioneering at the time, collected by him under the influence of his interest in the mining and metallurgical culture, still have many unexplored elements. This text highlights some of them – those that are not emphasized too often when Adolf Dygacz output is being discussed. And they are certainly worth attention and further research.
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Paradny ubiór chłopski a kostium estradowy – formy rozbarskiego stroju ludowego w prezentacjach scenicznych zespołów regionalnych Górnego Śląska (studium przypadku)

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Toboła-Feliks M.
Rocznik Muzeum "Górnośląski Park Etnograficzny w Chorzowie"
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2021
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vol. 9
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issue 9
76-92
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Folklor muzyczny jest zjawiskiem z pogranicza etnologii i muzykologii. Z etnologicznego punktu widzenia zagadnienie to znacznie wykracza poza niematerialne aspekty kultury. Prezentacje zespołów regionalnych czerpiących z dorobku folkloru muzycznego wymagają stosownej oprawy tworzonej na bazie artefaktów materialnych. Na wizerunek zespołów wpływa niewątpliwie odpowiednio dobrany kostium sceniczny, niemal automatycznie utożsamiamy ze strojem ludowym, warto zatem spojrzeć na strój ludowy przez pryzmat jego scenicznych modyfikacji.
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Musical folklore is a complex phenomenon on the border of ethnology and musicology. From an ethnological point of view, this issue goes far beyond the intangible aspects of culture itself. Presentations of regional folk music groups taking inspiration from the achievements of musical folklore reveal the appropriate artistic setting created on the basis of material artifacts. The image of these music groups is undoubtedly influenced by a properly selected stage costume, almost automatically identified with the folk costume, so it is worth looking at the folk costume through the prism of its stage modifications.
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