Abstract:
This study examines the formation of ethno-artistic culture from the perspective of folk music and dance, highlighting their fundamental role in preserving cultural identity and transmitting traditional values. The research explores the diversity of Romanian folk dances, the geographical and historical influences on choreographic styles, and the impact of music on the dynamics and expressiveness of movement. Additionally, it analyzes rhythmic structure, tempo, and instrumental accompaniment, as well as the importance of vocal interjections (strigături) as essential elements of folkloric performances. The study emphasizes the syncretism between music, dance, and poetry, demonstrating how these artistic forms contribute to social cohesion and the preservation of intangible cultural heritage.
