Merry-go-round at the Radvaň Fair. Ján Krákora, Radvaň Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural

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1 Merry-go-round at the Radvaň Fair. Ján Krákora, Radvaň Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Fair stalls at the Radvaň Fair. Ján Krákora, Radvaň Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural The Radvaň Fair, pp

2 Selling fruits at the Radvaň Fair. Ján Krákora, Radvaň Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Marek Kovaľ-Šiba, selling hand-made ceramics at the Radvaň Fair. Vladimír Veverka, Banská Bystrica Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural The Radvaň Fair, pp

3 Miner s Mass. Author unknown, Špania Dolina Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre Miner s Funeral. Author unknown. Špania Dolina, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Aušus services of Špania dolina miners. pp

4 Miner s Wedding. Author unknown. Špania Dolina, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Aušus service Mass. Author unknown. Špania Dolina, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Aušus services of Špania dolina miners. pp

5 Not-preserved bell Qvirin from Hans Wagner, Author unknown, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Electrified bells in Greek-Catholic church in Krajná Poľana. Juraj Gembický, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Traditional Manual Bell Ringing and the Bell Founders Tradition in Slovakia, pp

6 The bell from Bojná. Štefan Hritz. Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural < Bell ringing in the Dominican church in Koši ce. Róbert Šándor, Košice Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Fujara player Imrich Weiss from Hriňová. Tibor Szabo, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Fujaras from the producer Ján Sanitrár from Kováčová. Tibor Szabo, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Traditional Manual Bell Ringing and the Bell Founders Tradition in Slovakia Fujara the musical instrument and its music, pp

7 Fujaras at the competition of folk instrument producers during the folk dance festival in Detva. Tibor Szabo, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Ondrej Selecký from Hrochoť and Dušan Holík from Očová presenting fujara production during the Days of Cultural Heritage in the Open Air Museum in Szentedre (Hungary). Vladimír Kyseľ, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Fujara the musical instrument and its music, pp

8 Whistle player in a chalet in Terchová Adam Laurenčík Patrnčiak. Unknown author, about Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Music of Terchová, pp

9 Paintings on the wooden house. Combination of patterns: pohárce, baranie rohy, srcá. Vladimír Kyseľ, Čičmany Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural The motif maľka framing the upper band of embroidered pattern with the central motif of conjoined hearts. Embroidery with coloured cotton yarns on flax linen. Detail of women s blouse. Early 20 th century. Oľga Danglová, Čičmany Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Ornaments in Čičmany, pp

10 The motif kohút. Open-work embroidery on a festive women s apron záponka. Oľga Danglo - vá, Čičmany Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Shepherd and two boys carrying the lizard at the head of the Salamander Parade in Banská Štiav - nica. Marian Garai, Banská Štiavnica Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Ornaments in Čičmany Salamander in Banská Štiavnica, pp

11 Kobolds ( permoníci ) as a part of the Salamander Parade in Banská Štiavnica. Marian Garai, Banská Štiavnica Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Soldiers with a cannon during the Salamander Parade in Banská Štiavnica. Marian Garai, Banská Štiavnica Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Salamander in Banská Štiavnica, pp

12 Family of Bohuslav Anderle ( ) on the road with their theatre. Author unknown, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural From the left Bohuslav ( ), Jaroslav ( ) and Anton Anderle ( ) during the performance at the festival Scénická žatva in Martin. Author unknown, Martin. Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Traditional puppetry in Slovakia, pp

13 Puppeteers Tibor František Sajka ( ), Otokar Dubský ( ), Ján Ružička. On the right Rastislav Anderle. Anton Anderle, Banská Bystrica Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Puppets of the puppeteer Rudolf Fábry ( ). On the left Gašparko, on the right codgers Škr - hola and Trčko. Helena Bakaljarová, Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Traditional puppetry in Slovakia, pp

14 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF SLOVAKIA THE INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF SLOVAKIA Bag-piper Jozef Antalík ( ). Tibor Szabo, Strakonice Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Bagpipes and bagpipe culture in Slovakia, pp

15 Brass baffle, a part of the bass drone huk. Michal Veselský, Oravská Polhora Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Triple-voice bagpipe from Dominik Ga raj ( ). M. Veselský. Oravská Polho ra Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Bag-piper Jozef Luscoň (1932) and violinist Ludevít Borovka (1941). Tibor Szabo, Východná Archive of Slovak Intangible Cultural Bagpipes and bagpipe culture in Slovakia, pp

16 On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Slovak State Traditional Dance Company (SĽUK) performed together with Ťažká muzika from Terchová on December 18, 2013 in the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. Michal Veselský, Paríž. Archive of SĽUK From the left Ľudovít Molnár President of the Slovak Commission for UNESCO, Cécile Duvelle - Chief of the Intangible Heritage Section of UNESCO, Juraj Hamar General Director of the Slovak State Traditional Dance Company. Michal Veselský, Paríž. Archive of SĽUK