Shāh Esmā'il and his Three Wives : A Persian-Turkish Tale as Performed by the Bards of Khorasan /
This book is the first full text and translation of a prosimetric tale from the rich repertoire of Central and West Asian bards to be published with ready access to recordings of both the prose narration and the sung verse. In Iranian Khorasan, bards known as bakhshi present tales that in other regi...
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[2021]
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Studies on Performing Arts & Literature of the Islamicate World ;
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| 246 | 3 | |a A Persian-Turkish Tale as Performed by the Bards of Khorasan | |
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| 490 | 1 | |a Studies on Performing Arts & Literature of the Islamicate World ; |v 12 | |
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Preface -- Acknowledgments -- List of Figures, Maps, and Music Examples -- Transliteration, Transcription, and Other Editorial Policies -- Part 1: The Bakhshis and Their Art -- 1 The Multilingual Bards of Northern Khorasan -- 1 Peoples and Languages of Northern Khorasan -- 2 Storytelling in Multi-Ethnic Iran -- 3 The Khorasani Bakhshi -- 4 Contexts of Performance -- 2 Characters and Imagery of the Dāstān of Shāh Esmāʿil and Golzār Khānom -- 1 The Historical Shāh Esmāʿil II -- 2 Summary of the Dāstān in Rowshan's Version -- 3 Attributes of the Characters -- 4 Women -- 5 Garden, Rose and Nightingale -- 6 Gazelles and Hunters -- 7 Journeys -- 8 Complaints -- 9 Threats and Maxims -- 3 Performance Practice of the Bakhshis -- 1 Verse and Tune -- 2 Melody-Types: Āhang and Maqām -- 3 Performance Styles -- Part 2: Text and Translation of Shāh Esmāʿil and Golzār Khānom -- Episode 1 -- Episode 2 -- Episode 3 -- Episode 4 -- Episode 5 -- Episode 6 -- Episode 7 -- Episode 8 -- Episode 9 -- Episode 10 -- Episode 11 -- Episode 12 -- Episode 13 -- Episode 14 -- Episode 15 -- Episode 16 -- Episode 17 -- Episode 18 -- Episode 19 -- Episode 20 -- Episode 21 -- Part 3: Commentary -- Episode 1 -- Episode 2 -- Episode 3 -- Episode 4 -- Episode 5 -- Episode 6 -- Episode 7 -- Episode 8 -- Episode 9 -- Episode 10 -- Episode 11 -- Episode 12 -- Episode 13 -- Episode 14 -- Episode 15 -- Episode 16 -- Episode 17 -- Episode 18 -- Episode 19 -- Episode 20 -- Episode 21 -- Appendix: Outline of Yegāneh's Performance of Shāh Esmāʿil and Golzār Khānom -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Discography -- Index of Dāstāns -- Index of Names. | |
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