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- 2. Plan Culture Of Kazakhstan Kazakh music and musical instruments National games Traditional customs in Kazakhstan National
- 3. Culture Of Kazakhstan
- 4. The Kazakh people are rich in traditions. From birth through old age and death, every step
- 6. Traditionally every guest is offered Kazakh cuisine at the dastarkhan (the low table) in a yurt.The
- 8. In ancient times Turks were reputed as the most skillful felt-makers. These days the Kazakhs use
- 10. The horns of mountain rams and goats are used to decorate beds and caskets. Leather is
- 12. Kazakh music and musical instruments: The Kazakhs love the art of wordplay and their akyns (poets),
- 14. National games: these are usually performed on horseback and are an opportunity to witness the Kazakhs'
- 15. Traditional customs in Kazakhstan Zharys Kasan is a celebration on behalf of a long-expected and desired
- 16. Tusau Kesu After the baby's cradle and crawling stage, the scene is set for another celebration:
- 17. Sundet toi (Circumcision) If the baby was a boy, four or five was the age for
- 18. National feasts Nauryz toi Nauryz is the celebration of the new year practiced in most eastern
- 19. They would greet each other with congratulations upon the beginning of the new year, and wish
- 20. Oraza Ait (a holiday after the fast) To describe this religious holiday we need to again
- 21. Kurban Ait Every family usually tried to slaughter a sheep for this holiday, and Kazakhs tried
- 22. National dishes and meals Maldy soy (Slaughtering) Uitip alu - Pitching Poorer families couldn't afford to
- 23. Other games are like Sadak, sadak, kuirshak (Arrow, Arrow and the Doll) Sokyrteke (Blind wild goat)
- 24. References Goodin, Robert E.; Rice, James Mahmud; Bittman, Michael; & Saunders, Peter. (2005). "The time-pressure illusion:
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Слайд 2Plan
Culture Of Kazakhstan
Kazakh music and musical instruments
National games
Traditional customs in Kazakhstan
National feasts
National dishes
Plan
Culture Of Kazakhstan
Kazakh music and musical instruments
National games
Traditional customs in Kazakhstan
National feasts
National dishes
Other games
References
Слайд 3Culture Of Kazakhstan
Culture Of Kazakhstan
Слайд 4The Kazakh people are rich in traditions. From birth through old age and
The Kazakh people are rich in traditions. From birth through old age and
Слайд 6Traditionally every guest is offered Kazakh cuisine at the dastarkhan (the low table)
Traditionally every guest is offered Kazakh cuisine at the dastarkhan (the low table)
It is easily taken apart (it is said that a Kazakh woman can do it in half an hour) and carried by horses and camels. The yurt consists of three main elements: an extensible trellis base (the kerege), a dome made of poles (the uyk) and a round top (the shanyrak).
Слайд 8In ancient times Turks were reputed as the most skillful felt-makers. These days
In ancient times Turks were reputed as the most skillful felt-makers. These days
Handicrafts - harnesses, felt mats (tekemets), and articles made of wood, bone and metal - are lavishly decorated. Headdresses, dresses, bags and saddle-cloths are beautifully embroidered. They use traditional designs and carvings to make and decorate the wooden cups, large bowls and ladles used to serve kumis (fermented mare's milk).
Слайд 10The horns of mountain rams and goats are used to decorate beds and
The horns of mountain rams and goats are used to decorate beds and
Steppe zergers (jewelers) favor white silver. Traditional Kazakh bell-shaped earrings, original bracelets (blezics), or the traditional bracelet linked to three rings with fine chains will certainly impress you.
Kazakh national dress varies by regions. Men wear chapans, a kind of dressing gown with a belt, made of velvet and richly embroidered. They cover their heads with a soft skullcap (tobetai), a tall felt cap (kalpak) or a fox-fur hat with earflaps (malakai).
The women's national costume consists of a white cotton or colored silk dress, a velvet waistcoat with embroidery and a cap or a silk scarf. Elderly women wear a hood made of white cloth with a hole for the face (the kimeshek). Brides wear a tall pointed, richly decorated hat, topped with feathers (saukele).
Слайд 12Kazakh music and musical instruments: The Kazakhs love the art of wordplay and
Kazakh music and musical instruments: The Kazakhs love the art of wordplay and
Nauryz (Islamic New Year) is one of the biggest holidays in Central Asia. In Kazakhstan it is celebrated on the day of the spring equinox, March 22. On that day, the streets of villages and towns are transformed. Guests are hosted in beautiful yurts with the traditional Nauryz kozhe dish made of seven traditional ingredients. People respecting this nearly month-long holiday forgive each others' debts and offences.
Слайд 14National games: these are usually performed on horseback and are an opportunity to
National games: these are usually performed on horseback and are an opportunity to
Слайд 15
Traditional customs in Kazakhstan
Zharys Kasan
is a celebration on behalf of a
Traditional customs in Kazakhstan
Zharys Kasan
is a celebration on behalf of a
Слайд 16Tusau Kesu
After the baby's cradle and crawling stage, the scene is set for
Tusau Kesu
After the baby's cradle and crawling stage, the scene is set for
Слайд 17Sundet toi (Circumcision)
If the baby was a boy, four or five was the
Sundet toi (Circumcision)
If the baby was a boy, four or five was the
Слайд 18National feasts
Nauryz toi
Nauryz is the celebration of the new year practiced in most
National feasts
Nauryz toi
Nauryz is the celebration of the new year practiced in most
Слайд 19They would greet each other with congratulations upon the beginning of the new
They would greet each other with congratulations upon the beginning of the new
Слайд 20Oraza Ait (a holiday after the fast)
To describe this religious holiday we need
Oraza Ait (a holiday after the fast)
To describe this religious holiday we need
Слайд 21Kurban Ait
Every family usually tried to slaughter a sheep for this holiday, and
Kurban Ait
Every family usually tried to slaughter a sheep for this holiday, and
Слайд 22National dishes and meals
Maldy soy (Slaughtering)
Uitip alu - Pitching Poorer families couldn't afford
National dishes and meals
Maldy soy (Slaughtering)
Uitip alu - Pitching Poorer families couldn't afford
Pisiru
Saktau - preservation or storage Kazakhs were real masters in preserving meat
Musheleu, zhilikteu - cutting a carcass to pieces and cutting the marrow bones.
Слайд 23Other games are like
Sadak, sadak, kuirshak (Arrow, Arrow and the Doll)
Sokyrteke (Blind wild
Other games are like
Sadak, sadak, kuirshak (Arrow, Arrow and the Doll)
Sokyrteke (Blind wild
Belbeusok (hit with a sash)
Kuzet (Guarding)
Ak Suiek (white bone)
Altybakan (a swing with six poles)
Kyz Kuu (Catch up with a girl)
Baiqe (horse race)
Tenge alu (picking tenge from the ground on a horse)
Слайд 24References
Goodin, Robert E.; Rice, James Mahmud; Bittman, Michael; & Saunders, Peter. (2005).
References
Goodin, Robert E.; Rice, James Mahmud; Bittman, Michael; & Saunders, Peter. (2005).
The “u” first appeared in the early sixteenth century, probably by analogy with words such as pleasure.
Neulinger, John. 1981. The Psychology of Leisure. 2nd Ed. C.C. Thomas.
Farb, Peter(1968). Man's Rise to Civilization As Shown by the Indians of North America from Primeval Times to the Coming of the Industrial State. New York City: E. P. Dutton. pp. 28. LCC E77.F36. "Most people assume that the members of the Shoshone band worked ceaselessly in an unremitting search for sustenance. Such a dramatic picture might appear confirmed by an erroneous theory almost everyone recalls from schooldays: A high culture emerges only when the people have the leisure to build pyramids or to create art. The fact is that high civilization is hectic, and that primitive hunters and collectors of wild food, like the Shoshone, are among the most leisured people on earth."
Dictionary, MULLER