Materijalna i nematerijalna baština Dola na Braču s posebnim naglaskom na pučkom pjevanju Velikoga tjedna

master's thesis

• Title (english): Tangible and intangible heritage of Dol on the island of Brač with special focus on Holy Week folk singing
• Author: Lea Pavković
• Mentor: Joško Ćaleta (mentor)
• Mentor: Franko Ćorić (mentor)
• Granter: University of Zagreb; Academy of Music; (Musicology Department); Zagreb
• Defense date and country: 2024-11-29, Croatia
• Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline: HUMANISTIC SCIENCES; Art Sciences; Musicology and Ethnomusicology

Abstract

Dol na Braču maleno je mjesto u unutrašnjosti otoka smješteno na kraju plodne doline, poznato po bogatoj materijalnoj i nematerijalnoj baštini. Dol se razvijao kao ruralno naselje, prilagođeno krškom pejzažu, s tradicijskom arhitekturom koja uključuje kamene kuće prekrivene kamenim pločama, sakralne objekte i istaknute građevine poput kaštela Gospodnetić. Ističu se predromaničke i romaničke crkve, poput Sv. Petra i Sv. Mihovila, te gradnje poput dolskih čelinjaka, jedinstvenih kamenih košnica. Nematerijalna baština Dola uključuje tradicije poput pučkog pjevanja, koje je posebno istaknuto tijekom Velikog tjedna. Procesija Velikog petka i pjevanje Gospinog plača integriraju materijalne i nematerijalne elemente baštine. Kulturni krajolik Dola oblikovan je stoljećima ljudskim djelovanjem i prirodnim procesima, a maslinici, suhozidi i tradicijska poljoprivreda važni su dijelovi lokalne baštine. Rad se također bavi izazovima očuvanja baštine u kontekstu suvremenih migracijskih i ekonomskih promjena. Dol kao kulturni krajolik i zajednica svjedoči o vrijednostima koje povezuju prirodu, arhitekturu i ljudsku tradiciju u jedinstvenu cjelinu.

Abstract (english)

Dol is a small inland village on the island of Brač located at the end of a fertile valley. It is renowned for its rich tangible and intangible heritage. Dol developed as a rural settlement adapted to the karst landscape, characterized by traditional architecture that includes stone houses with stone roofs, churches, and notable buildings such as Kaštil Gospodnetić. Particularly prominent are the pre-Romanesque and Romanesque churches, such as those of St. Peter and St. Michael, as well as unique constructions like Dol’s čelinjaci, distinctive stone beehives. The intangible heritage of Dol encompasses traditions such as folk singing, which is especially emphasized during Holy Week. The Good Friday procession and the singing of Gospin plač (Our Lady’s Lament) integrate both the tangible and intangible elements of heritage. Dol's cultural landscape has been shaped over centuries by human activity and natural processes, with olive groves, dry stone walls, and traditional agriculture forming essential parts of the local heritage. The study also addresses the challenges of heritage preservation in the context of contemporary migration and economic changes. Dol, as a cultural landscape and community, bears witness to values that uniquely intertwine nature, architecture, and human tradition into a cohesive whole.

• Keywords: Dol; kulturni krajolik; procesija; pučki pjevači; tradicijska arhitektura
• Keywords (english): cultural heritage; Dol; folk singers; procession; traditional architecture
• Language: croatian
• URN:NBN: urn:nbn:hr:116:230559
• Study programme: Title: Integrated Undegraduate and Graduate University Study Programme in Musicology (Double Major); Study programme type: university; Study level: integrated undergraduate and graduate; Academic / professional title: magistar/magistra muzike (magistar/magistra muzike)
• Type of resource: Text
• File origin: Born digital
• Access conditions: Open access
• Created on: 2025-01-10 10:03:38