Programme
Monday, September 25
15.00 Avamine ja plenaarloeng /Opening and Plenary Session (Juhatab / Chair: Risto Järv) Mall Hiiemäe
Arhiiv kui teadmuskeskus / The archive as a knowledge hub16.15 Esitlused / Presentations:
Ajakirjade erinumbrid / Special issues of Journals: “Mäetagused” (66, 67); “Folklore” (67, 68) Näitused / Exhibitions CD/DVD-kogumik Hiiumaa rahvalaulud, pillilood ja tantsud / CD/DVD set Traditional Songs, Instrumental Pieces and Dances of Hiiumaa (Helisalvestusi Eesti Rahvaluule Arhiivist / Recordings from the Estonian Folklore Archives 11)Tervitused / Greetings
KONTSERT postfolk-duolt “Puuluup” / CONCERT by postfolk duo “Puuluup”
- 18.00 Vastuvõtt (kutsetega) / Reception by invitation
Tuesday, September 26
9.00 – 10.00 Plenary Session (Chair: Mari Sarv)Sadhana Naithani
Related by contradiction: Folklore and archive
- 10.30 - 12.00 (Chair: Taive Särg)
Rita Treija
Oskar Loorits in LatviaKaisa Kulasalu
Great and patriotic? Folklore about World War II in the collections of the State Literary Museum’s Folklore DepartmentAve Goršič
On some turning points in the history of the Estonian Folklore ArchivesKatalin Lázár /Wall presentation/
The collection of traditional games in the Institute for Musicology at the Research Centre for the Humanities, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
13.30 – 15.30 Parallel Session A (Main hall) – Archives, Society, Community (Chair: Liisi Laineste) Liina Saarlo
Kalevipoeg as the saviour of Estonian folkloristics in the 1950sMari Sarv
Folklore collections in the service of Estonian society: Integrity in diversitySimon Poole
At the heart of education lies the communityKirsi Hänninen
The identity and role in society of tradition archives: The case of the Archives of History, Culture and Arts Studies at the University of Turku
13.30 – 15.30 Parallel Session B (Archive hall) – Nations, Culture, Folklore (Chair: Aado Lintrop) Risto Blomster
The Roma archives of Finland – Finitiko Kaalengo Arkiivos – collection: The archiving, availability and usability of Roma cultural heritage in FinlandErgo-Hart Västrik
Practices of archiving the folklore of the Finno-Ugric peoples in Soviet Estonia: New initiatives and the influence of the pre-war research traditionIndrek Jääts
Estonian ethnographers in Veps villages, 1965–1969Victor Denisov
The role of the Estonian Folklore Archive in the preservation of the Udmurt folklore and language sound collections
- 16.00 - 17.00 (Chair: Ülo Valk)
Timothy Tangherlini /SKYPE presentation/
Developing the (thick) digital folklore archive.Päivi Mehtonen, Tarja Soiniola
Combining archival and academic research in dissident manuscripts: The Ostrobothnia Mystics project (Finland)
Tour of the Estonian Folklore Archives
Wednesday, September 27
9.00 - 10.00 Plenary Session (Chair: Ave Goršič)Dace Bula
Hidden tales: Contextualism, reflexivity and folklore archives
- 10.30 - 12.00 (Chair: Katre Kikas)
Saša Babič
The Institute of Slovenian Ethnology ZRC SAZU collections – development and statusRūta Žarskienė
The folklore activities of the Lithuanian Science Society: Utopian goals or insightful ideas?Sanita Reinsone, Māra Vīksna
Continuous relationship: Reflecting on youth engagement with folklore archives
13.30 – 15.30 Parallel session A (Main hall) – Individuals and Archives (Chair: Merili Metsvahi) Yanina Hrynevich, Iryna Vasilyeva
The role of individuals in forming archival collectionsRósa Þorsteinsdóttir
Collecting deep and wide: Hallfreður Örn Eiríksons's collection in the AMI archiveMarleen Metslaid
Aliise Moora’s ethnographic practice at the Estonian National MuseumKatre Kikas
A voice from the margins of archive and society: Hans Anton Schults
13.30 – 15.30 Parallel session B (Archive hall) – Music (Chair: Janika Oras) Jacek Jackowski
If Oskar Kolberg had the Phonograph… or how to read the oldest archival traditional music notes through the prism of phonographic experienceAigars Lielbārdis
The first sound recordings of the Archives of Latvian FolkloreTaive Särg
The archives: Visible and invisible. The role of the Estonian Folklore Archives in the processes of folk music in the early 21st centuryJanos Sipos /Wall presentation/
About the Turkic folkmusic archives of Janos Sipos
16.00 – 17.30 Parallel session A (Main hall) – Meanings, Concepts, Actions (Chair: Ergo-Hart Västrik) Ülo Valk
Folklore archived in a literary museum: Conceptual entanglements and consequencesLauri Harvilahti
Straightforward Estonians and shilly-shallying Finns: Glimpses of the history of folklore archives in neighbouring countriesElo-Hanna Seljamaa
Sharing the turf, or what does folklore have to do with pärand and pärimus?
16.00 – 17.30 Parallel session B (Archive hall) – Dance (Chair: Helen Kõmmus) Sille Kapper
Archives and the bodily dimension of dance knowledgeIeva Tihovska
“Let’s dance Latvian”: The history of collecting dances and the role of dance in defining Latvian folkloreFlávia Camargo Toni
What to do with a bumba-meu-boi at the biggest university in the country?
Thursday, September 28
- 9.00 - 10.30 (Chair: Elo-Hanna Seljamaa)
Carme Oriol, Emili Samper
Opening archives to society: The experience from the Folklore Archive at Rovira i Virgili UniversityEda Kalmre
About the Estonian Folklore Archives’ album collection and perspectives on researching itJune Factor /SKYPE presentation/
"Her teeth are like stars – they come out at night!" A short history of the whys and wherefores of a comprehensive archive of children's playlore
- 11.00 - 12.30 (Chair: Kaisa Kulasalu)
Liisi Laineste
Research-driven data collections as deep knowledge hubsKati Mikkola
Do you leave a mark? Developments in archival pedagogy in FinlandRisto Järv
A grain a day: The digital visibility of the Estonian Folklore ArchivesEmese Ilyefalvi /Wall presentation/
Understanding folklore databases: The necessity of source criticism
