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Dutar making craftsmanship and traditional music performing art combined with singing

y is an epic performance incorporating narration, singing and vocal improvisation, thus alternating poetry and prose. In Turkmenistan, dutar music is an essential part of festivities, ceremonies, national celebrations, cultural festivals, social gatherings and entertainment programmes.... Turkmenistan

Camel racing, a social practice and a festive heritage associated with camels

pressions. Camel racing is a fundamental part of their nomadic lifestyle and a source of inspiration in poetry and singing. Its importance and continuity in Bedouin society is connected to the prominent role camels play in the desert environment.... United Arab Emirates

, Oman

Mahadra, a community system for transmission of traditional knowledge and oral expressions

tion, integration and social cohesion. It is also intricately linked to the transmission of Mauritanian poetry and storytelling, providing a sense of continuity, belonging and shared cultural identity for the communities concerned.... Mauritania

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4.COM : Evaluation of the nominations for inscription on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding

al Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding, described as follows: Ca trù is a complex form of sung poetry found in the north of Viet Nam using lyrics written in traditional Vietnamese poetic forms. Ca trù groups comprise three performers: a female singer who uses breathing techniques and vibrato to create unique ornamented vocal sounds, while p...2 October 2009

Abu Dhabi

Yaldā/Chella

occasion are also set on the table and consumed during the gathering. Activities range from reciting poetry and storytelling to playing games and music and giving gifts to new in-laws, brides and children. The event celebrates cultural identity, nature, respect for women, friendship, hospitality, cultural diversity and peaceful coexistence. It is... Iran (Islamic Republic of)

, Afghanistan

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10.COM : Examination of nominations for inscription on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity: Aitysh/Aitys is a contest centred on improvised oral poetry spoken or sung to the accompaniment of traditional musical instruments – the Kazakh dombra or Kyrgyz komuz. Two performers (''akyns'') compete with one other to improvise verses on topical themes in a battle of wits that...4 December 2015

Windhoek

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23 August: International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition

23 August: International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition,23-August:-International-Day-for-the-Remembrance-of-the-Slave-Trade-and-its-Abol,Without a doubt, the slave trade has heavily impacted culture and its manifestations. Living heritage has therefore been shaped and reshaped by such history. As a result, many Intangi... international

18 August 2021

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7.COM : Report of the Subsidiary Body on its work in 2012 and evaluation of nominations for inscription in 2012 on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

hair from side to side, signifying faith in their protectors. The chanted lyrics draw on the Nabati poetry tradition and vary according to occasion. Al-Ayyala is a festive and cultural celebration of identity and history, strongly linked to local communities, and as such is performed during religious and national festivals and weddings. It also pla...7 December 2012

Paris

Cultural space of the Bedu in Petra and Wadi Rum

ransmitted orally. Their rich mythology is manifested in various forms of oral expression, comprising poetry, folktales and songs that are closely linked to particular places and the history of these communities. Over the last fifty years, more and more Bedu groups have settled down. The provision of education, housing, health care and sanitation... Jordan

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Community-based inventorying of intangible cultural heritage workshops held in Jordan

in Jordan. The workshops included a local Sheik explaining Bedouin traditional coffee culture, Nabatean poetry performance in a goat-hair tent and interviews with Druze women about the link between their traditional dress and cultural identity. Hisham, a participant in the workshops, brought his daughters, Katrine and Shahira, along to highlight th... Jordan

16 October 2017

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