Bhishma Kukreti
(Folk Songs and dances from Garhwal, Himalayan Folk Dances and Songs )
Songs and dance related to peacock are very common in all the communities. It may be said that the dance and songs related to peacock are found in most of the community. Garhwal is not exception in having dance-song related to peacock
Mayur nrity or Mor naach or Peacock dance is danced at all occasions specially Geetun mahina . The dance is similar to Chaunfula with a exception that the dance is somehow free. The songs are also not particular for the dance. Due to free style dance, the dance is called Mayur nrity, Mor Nach or Peacock folk Dance of Garhwal
Dr Nautiyal states that the dance was very common dance in middle age in Garhwal or the dance has been popular from middle age era in Garhwal.
The following songs are very common Garhwali folk songs for peacock dances or Nor Nach or Mayur Nrity
मयूर नृत्य गीत : एक गढ़वाली लोक नृत्य गीत की छटा
इन्टरनेट प्रस्तुति : भीष्म कुकरेती
मूल स्रोत्र : केशव अनुरागी
डा शिवा नन्द नौटियाल : गढ़वाल के लोक नृत्य-गीत
ह्युंचळी डांड्यु की चली हिंवाळी कन्कोर
रंगमतु ह्व़े , नचण लगे मेरा मन का मोर
धौळी गंगा का छाल़ू पाणी
भगीरथी कजोळ
देवप्रयाग रघुनाथ मन्दिर
नथुली सि पंवोर
ह्युंचळी डांड्यु की चली हिंवाळी कन्कोर
रंगमतु ह्व़े , नचण लगे मेरा मन का मोर
आरू, घिंघारू , बांज , बुरांस
सकिनी झका झोर
लखिपाखे बण मांग बिरड़ी
चकोरी की चकोर
ह्युंचळी डांड्यु की चली हिंवाळी कन्कोर
रंगमतु ह्व़े , नचण लगे मेरा मन का मोर
डांड का रसूली कूळईं
झुप झुपा चंवोर
ऊंची डांडी चौडंडी बथों
गैरी गंगा भंवोर
ह्युंचळी डांड्यु की चली हिंवाळी कन्कोर
रंगमतु ह्व़े , नचण लगे मेरा मन का मोर
बसुधारा को ठंडो पाणी
केदार को ठौर
त्रिजुगी नारेण तख
बद्री सिर मौर
ह्युंचळी डांड्यु की चली हिंवाळी कन्कोर
रंगमतु ह्व़े , नचण लगे मेरा मन का मोर
मोर नाची : एक गढ़वाळी मयूर नृत्य लोक गीत
मूल स्रोत्र : डा शिवा नन्द नौटियाल
राजों की डंड्याळी मोर नाचो
खुटी अळगैकि गात फरकैकि
रंगमतो ह्वेक मोर नाचो
राजों की डंड्याळी मोर नाचो
सौ बानिक रूप दिखैकि मस्ती मां कूदो
मस्ती मा रैकि, पंख फैलैकि मोर नाचो
राजों की डंड्याळी मोर नाचो
Golden Peacock a Very Famous Jewish Folk song
As is stated that the dance-songs related to peacock are found in most of the community , there is also a popular folk Jewish folk songs related to peacock called golden Peacock Song- ‘Di Goldene Pave’
There are many folk tales related to Jewish folk songs related to peacock . The collection by Boregovsky (1938) ‘Jewish folk songs’ states that the girl turns herself as peacock and flies to her parent’s house. The collection Jewish folk songs in Russia (Ginzberg and Marek, 1901) state that peacock becomes the messenger for the girl to tell her state to her parents.
‘Felszallott a pava’ a Hungarian Folk Song about Peacock
‘Felszallott a pava’ is very famous folk song among Hungarian folk songs
Peacock dance was very popular dance in middle age in Europe too (C hapter V, History of dance)
Peacock in African Folk Literature
There are instances of description of peacock in folk songs of Africa. Naomi van Tol provides many folk lore, folk songs of African origin.
Peacock Dance in Cambodia
There are references of peacock dance-songs in various European and Asian communities too . For example the Sneak Toseay dance of Cambodia is all about tiger, peacock and a deer and is originated from Phnum Kravanh district of Cambodia.
Peacock Dance in China
There many dance-songs are performed in China related to peacock . Peacock dance is typical special folk dance of Dai ethnic group of China. As Garhwalis consider peacock the symbol of beauty, goodness, wisdom and auspiciousness the Dai group also consider peacock as the sign of attractiveness , goodness, understanding and knowledge too.
There is a famous peacock dance sequence in Tibetan culture too . The dance is popular as Yak dance .
The above few examples of dance-songs related to peacock is proof that peacock has been attracting each community to dance and sing on the subject of beautiful bird peacock and Garhwali folk literature is not exception that there are songs and dances related to peacock .
Reference: Dr Shiva Nand Nautiyal, Garhwal ke Lok Nrity
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