Suzukey, Valentina Yuryevna

V. Yu. Suzukey was born in with. Teeli Bai-Taiginsky district January 6, 1954 in a family of teachers ^[1] . In 1977 After graduating from the Moscow State Institute of Culture (MGIK), she got a job as a teacher at the Kyzyl School of Arts , then as a Deputy Director for Academic Affairs. Since 1985, he has been working at TIGPI in the cultural sector. Since 2002 - Scientific Secretary of TIGPI. In 1987 -88 years. passed a one-year internship at the Novosibirsk Conservatory and in 1989-1991 . two-year internship at the Research Institute of LGITMiK. In 1995, she defended her thesis on the theme “The Bourdon-Burton Foundation of the Traditional Instrumental Music of Tuvans” at the Russian Institute of Art History ( St. Petersburg ) ^[1] . In 2006, the Kemerovo University of Culture and Art defended a doctoral dissertation “Cultural and historical roots of the musical heritage of Tuvans: functioning and modernization in the twentieth century” ^[2] .

The main ideas of the dissertation were reflected in a more detailed disclosure in scientific articles and monographs: “Tuvan traditional musical instruments” ( Kyzyl , 1989); “The problem of fret in Tuvan music” (Kyzyl, 1989), “The Bourdon-Burton Foundation of the traditional instrumental music making of Tuvans” (Kyzyl, 1993) ^[2] . In 2004, she released the video “Tuva Music”, which addresses the theoretical problems of Tuvan traditional music. With the participation of V. Yu. Suzukey, a book was written by the famous ethnomusicologist Ted Levin Where Rivers and Mountains Sing: sound, music and nomadism in Tuva and beyond. lang (Publishing House of Indiana University, USA , 2006, 291 pp.) Based on many years of research on traditional Tuvan folk music, V. Yu. Suzukey wrote a fundamental generalized study, “Tuva Musical Culture in the 20th Century” ( Moscow , 2007 ). She is an active participant in international and regional scientific conferences, symposia, and congresses ( Novosibirsk - 1986; Moscow - 1988; Alma-Ata - 1988, 2000; Bishkek - 2000; Yoshkar-Ola - 1989; Yakutsk - 1991, 1998; Ulan-Ude - 2002; Kyzyl - 1992, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004; St. Petersburg - 2003; Holland - 1993; Germany - 1993; America - 2001; Italy - 2003; Germany - 2005; Taiwan - 2005; Turkey - 2006 ; England - 2008; France −2008; Finland −2009; Mongolia −2009, 2010; Kazakhstan - 2010).

In total, V. Yu. Suzukey has about 100 publications, of which 14 are monographs and separately published works, 12 are VAK works ^[2] .

• "Award to them. Bella Bartok in Ethnic Musicology ”(2007)
• State Prize of the Government of the Republic of Tuva in the field of science (2009)
• Honored Science Worker of the Republic of Tuva

• Typology of Tuvan khomuses // Materials of the 1st All-Union Conference “Vargan (khomus) and its music”, (Yakutsk, 1991)
• Khomus in the traditional Tuvan culture // Materials of the II International Congress “Vargan (Khomus): Traditions and the Present” (article), (Yakutsk, 1991)
• Tradicine instrumentie ir vocaline tuvig muzika // Tango, 3 (article), (Kyzyl, 1993)
• The bourdon-overtone basis of the traditional instrumental music making of Tuvans (monograph), (Berlin, 1993)
• Musical instruments and instrumental music of the Tuvinians // Abstracts of the Papers 32 ^nd ICTM (theses), (Kyzyl, 1994)
• Chadagan in the traditional Tuvan culture // Abstracts of the International symposium “Chatkhan - history and modernity”, (Abakan, 1996)
• Tuvans // Musical culture of the peoples of Siberia. In 3 volumes. Traditional musical culture of the peoples of Siberia. T.1. Book 1. The traditional culture of the indigenous peoples of Siberia. / Committee on Culture of the Administration of the Novosibirsk Region; Novosibirsk states. Conservatory named after M.I. Glinka (article), (Novosibirsk, 1997)
• The Typology of Tuvan Khomuses Koukin Journal No. 5. Japan Koukin Association. (Article), (Japan, 1998)
• Hoomei in the context of modernity // Humanitarian research in Tuva (article), (Moscow, 2001)
• The world of music of nomadic cultures of Central Asia. // World of Central Asia, vol. III. Materials of the International Conference (article), (Ulan-Ude, 2002)
• On the musical heritage of Central Asian nomads // Uchenye zapiski TIGI, no. XIX (article), (Kyzyl, 2002)
• The formation of a professional musical culture of Tuva. Materials of the scientific-practical conference "Russia and Tuva: 60 years together." October 29, 2003 (article), (Kyzyl, 2003)
• The phenomenon of instrumental singing in the culture of Tuvans // Instrumentation heritage of E.V. Gippius and modern science. Materials of the International Instrumentation Symposium dedicated to the 100th anniversary of E.V. Gippius (article), (St. Petersburg, 2003)
• Music and ritual practice of Tuvans // Music and ritual: structure, semantics, specificity. Materials of the International Scientific Conference October 3-6. 2004 (article), (Novosibirsk, 2004)
• Artistic transformation of the sounds of nature in the musical folklore of Tuvans (On the sound calendar of nomads) UZ TIGI, vol. XX (article), (Kyzyl, 2005)
• Tuvan-Mongol Historical Culture Contacts // The Abstracts of the International Conference "Goepolitical Relations between Contempopary Mongolia and Neighboring Asian Countries - Mongolia and Russia" (article) (in English and Chinese) (Taiwan, 2005)
• On the specifics of spatial and temporal orientation in the Tuvan language (article) // Turkology: Journal of Kazakh-Turkish University named after K.A. Yasaui, No. 4, (Turkistan (Kazakhstan, 2005)
• On the Tuvan perception of time and space // Tuva Humanities at the turn of the century: history, problems and development prospects / Materials of a scientific and practical conference, dedicated. The 75th anniversary of Tuvan writing, (Kyzyl, 2005)
• Where Rivers and Mountains Sing: sound, music and nomadism in Tuva and beyond (monograph), Indiana University Press, USA, 2006
• The configuration of the development of the musical culture of Tuva (monograph), (Kemerovo, 2006)
• Sounds of nature and Tuvinian folklore (On the sound calendar of a nomad) // Uchenye Zapiski Research Institute for Applied Cultural Studies / Kemerovo State University of Culture and Arts (article), (Kemerovo, 2006)
• Tuvan music and modernity (review of Internet publications) // Materials Int. scientific-practical Conf. 80th anniversary of S.I. Vainshtein, (Kyzyl, 2006)
• Theoretical aspects of the instrumental music of Tuvans // Tuva culture: past and present. Collection of materials of scientific and practical conferences of KUI (Kyzyl, March 3, March 31, 2004), (Kemerovo, 2006)
• To the problem of training a traditional musician-performer (on the example of Tuvan culture) // History and modernity of Tuva culture. Collection of articles by TF ESSACI. (Kyzyl, 2006)
• The twentieth century and the musical culture of Tuva // Circle of knowledge. Scientific Information Collection of the National Library named after A.S. Pushkin. Issue 4 (Kyzyl, 2006)
• Cultural policy in Soviet and post-Soviet Tuva (on the example of musical culture) // Bulletin of the Krasnoyarsk State Agrarian University . Vol. 14 (VAK), (Krasnoyarsk, 2006)
• Cultural and historical roots of the musical heritage of Tuvans, its functioning and modernization in the twentieth century (Abstract of dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Cultural Studies), (Kemerovo, 2006)
• Tengrianism and the musical heritage of the Turkic-Mongolian peoples // Materials of the II International Scientific and Practical Conference "Tengriansvto and the Epic Heritage of the Nomads of Eurasia: Origins and the Present" February 19-20, 2009, Ulan Bator (Mongolia), (Ulan Bator, 2009 )
• Articulation-fingering specificity of instrumental performance of Tuvans // Collection of articles “Voice in Culture. Personality and sound creation ”(January), (St. Petersburg, 2009), etc.