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Parent, M.-C. (2017). Le festival Dimans moutya aux Seychelles. (Re)construction et « sauvegarde » d’un patrimoine musical au travers de sa mise en tourisme. MUSICultures, 43(2). Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/25474
Abstract
This article traces the emergence of the Dimans moutya festival in Seychelles, describes the local music practice called moutya along with the issues arising from its modern staging in a popular festival, and explains the choice to feature a specific musical genre, the moutya, at the expense of other local musical practices. Tourism development is part of a heritage strategy to increase the interest of younger generations in local culture, and to secure an international recognition of moutya as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.- The author retains copyright over the work.
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