Music in Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Music of Russia
Genres
	Classical; Opera; Pop; Rock; Bard; VIA; Chanson; Hip hop;
Specific forms
Religious music	Bell ringing; Liturgical; Znamenny;
Traditional music	Ethnic Russian music; Dumka; Romance;
Media and performance
Music awards	Pesnya Goda; MTV RMA; RAMP; Golden Gramophone; Ovation; Russian National Music Award;
Music charts	Zvukovaya Dorozhka MK; Chart Dozen;
Music festivals	Grushinsky; Nashestvie; Afisha Picnic; Empty Hills; more...;
Music media	Nashe; Maximum; NRJ; MTV Russia; Muz TV; A-One;
Nationalistic and patriotic songs
National anthem	Anthem of Russia
Regional music
Local forms	Adygea; Altai; Astrakhan; Bashkortostan; Buryatia; Chechnya; Dagestan; Evenkia; Ingushetia; Irkutsk; Kaliningrad; Kalmykia; Karelia; Khakassia; Krasnodar; Mordovia; Nenetsia; Ossetia; Rostov; Ethnic Russian; Sakha; Tatarstan; Tuva; Udmurtia;
Related areas	Ukraine; Belarus; Soviet Union;

Nenets Autonomous Okrug is a Russian federal subject. The titular ethnic group are the Nenets. Their traditional music includes epic poems comparable to the Finnish Kalevala and the Yakut Olonkho. Traditional Nenets music includes the use of neither musical instruments nor dance.[1]

The annual Mimi-Nor festival is an important part of modern Nenets music.

References

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