Dance view of Mordovian wedding: the problem of comparison
Burnaev Alexander G.,
Doctor of Arts, Professor, Head of the National Choreography Department, Ogarev Mordovia State University (Saransk, Russia), burnaevag@mail.ru
Levina Ekaterina V.,
Graduate Student of Folk Art, Ogarev Mordovia State University (Saransk, Russia), catherine1995@yandex.ru
The article analyses the selected works of choreographers on Mordovian weddings, and raises the issues of matching scenic and traditional versions of ethnic content, which are connected with individual reflection and the embodiment of wedding characters on stage.
Keywords: choreographic view; choreography; choreographic performance; plastique; choreographic text; Mordovian wedding.
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