75 aastat Eesti tantsupidusid
75 Years of Estonian Dance Festivals
Lõpuks ometi on juba mitu aastat tagasi UNESCO maailmapärandi hulka arvatud Eesti tantsupeod jäädvustatud väärilisel viisil ka raamatus. Esimene põhjalik ülevaateteos kajastab tantsupidusid alates I Eesti Mängudest 1934. aastal kuni XVII üldtantsupeoni aastal 2004. Lisaks rohkem kui 400 fotole on raamat illustreeritud ka rohke arhiivimaterjaliga: näha saab omaaegseid kavasid, pidude atribuutikat, väljalõikeid artiklitest ning tantsuetenduste fotosid.
Raamat on enam kui kolme aasta pikkuse uurimistöö tulemus, koostajad Ilma Adamson, Anneli Ammas, Lille-Astra Arraste, Kristin Kuutma, Juris Žigurs ja Kadri Valner on kõik ka ise kas tantsijate või juhtidena pidudega seotud.
In Estonian, German, Russian and English language.
The Estonian folk dance festivals form a major part of Estonian cultural heritage. These popular festivals have been included as a unique cultural phenomenon in the UNESCO’s world heritage list. Estonia stands there alongside the similar tradition of Latvia and Lithuania, which indicates the extent of this cultural phenomenon in time and space. This book tells the story of Estonian dance festivals from the First Estonian Games of 1934 until the Seventeenth Dance Festival, on July 2-4 2004. In addition to more than 400 photos the book is illustrated with numerous archival materials: the programmes, photos of badges, ribbons etc and newspaper articles.
In Estonian, German, Russian and English language.
The Estonian folk dance festivals form a major part of Estonian cultural heritage. These popular festivals have been included as a unique cultural phenomenon in the UNESCO’s world heritage list. Estonia stands there alongside the similar tradition of Latvia and Lithuania, which indicates the extent of this cultural phenomenon in time and space. This book tells the story of Estonian dance festivals from the First Estonian Games of 1934 until the Seventeenth Dance Festival, on July 2-4 2004. In addition to more than 400 photos the book is illustrated with numerous archival materials: the programmes, photos of badges, ribbons etc and newspaper articles.
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