The Ethnological Museum features 329 objects fromn

　　plgyem74 发表于 2010-11-5 11:00:00

　　The Ethnological Museum features 329 objects from the Government Delegation.

　　Pamplona, Nov. 4 .- The Ethnological Museum "Julio Caro Baroja" incorporate a total of 329 objects and costumes belonging to the ancient Songs and Dances of the female section, which were assigned to the Provincial Directorate of Culture old and have suida assigned by the Delegation of the Government of Navarre. The assignment of these items and clothing is governed by an, buy grand fantasia gold, agreement which was signed today by the Minister of Culture and Tourism of the Government of Navarra, Juan Ramon Corpuz, and the delegate of the Government, Elma Saiz. All objects, such as skirts, berets, belts, jackets, skirts, bloomers or trunks, are now deposited in the offices of the Ethnological Museum "Julio Caro Baroja" Estella, to the Government of, tera gold, Navarra in a statement. News of periodicals related to the actions of the group of Songs and Dances of the female section of Pamplona ranging from year 1949 to 1975. This is also roughly the period of validity of Section Feminine female branch of the Traditionalist Spanish Falange de las JONS and promoter organization of dance groups for the retrieval, buy grand fantasia gold, and dissemination of folklore of the peoples of Spain. The costumes have been the subject of donation by the Delegation of the Government of Navarre are a collection of clothes and objects related to the Basque-Navarre folklore. Specifically, these male and female costumes Roncal for a total of eight pairs, costumes and accessories from the maskarada Soule (six dancers,, Grand Fantasia Gold, zamalzain, kantiniersa and other characters) poxpolina costumes for ten girls, dancers and costumes of generic male (white breeches, jacket and beret colors), incomplete and to a smaller number of boys. Have also been donated suits "Kaser" and "Kaser, incomplete and seven pairs of clogs or eskalapuinak" to dance in San Juan. These costumes belonged to the group dances of the female section of Pamplona, whose choreographic repertoire remained fairly stable throughout their nearly 30 years of existence, and who understood the "ttun-ttun" Roncal, Dance of the Age of Estella, the "bolantak" Luzaide-Valcarlos the maskarada of Soule, the dance of San Juan de Urdiain and various dances Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa. While I have not yet made the historical study that will allow these suits to place exactly in context, it is known that the dance group of the female section of Pamplona came to achieve a great national significance in 1949 and won the First International Competition Choir and Dance, held in Madrid. The group repeatedly acted abroad, selected by the central delegation of Section Women among over a hundred existing groups, in settings of Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Portugal and New York, among other places. His travels were the two most prominent is a survey in 1966 to attend the XIII International Folklore Festival in Agrigento (Sicily), where he obtained the crown of Elegance, and the trip to Japan in 1967, invited by the leading newspapers of the country Japan. Also had repercussions at the national level in 1966 participation in the final group Contest Songs and Dances of that year, as it was broadcast for several days by Spanish Television. The oldest costumes are Roncal,that were made in 40 years the old fashioned way, so clothes are interesting from an ethnographic perspective. In the 60 had drawn up those poxpolina and perhaps those of maskarada Soule, and costumes are the last dance for San Juan, which clogs were made by hand in Arizkun. The costumes are in good state of preservation, but will need cleaning interventions. All were stored in trunks wicker own use at the group39;s travels, and they have also been incorporated into the collection of the Ethnological Museum.