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The text presents the results of the ethnographic research of the Jeboton ensemble as part of a wider Jeboton music collective. The collective was founded in 2011, while in 2012 the Jeboton ensemble was formed. From the start ensemble focuses on playing on the street, traveling to other cities and implementing culture and certain value patterns in public space. Empirical material was collected through an ethnographic approach, using participatory observation and semi-structured interviews as methods. Various aspects of the organisation's activities as well as the individual actions of its members were analysed. The attitude of the ensemble members towards the concepts of culture, cultural heritage, history and identity were examined. Furthermore, we present results regarding the relationship of the ensemble with the local community and their activity related to activities in the public space of the city, as well as the positioning of the ensemble in the wider cultural scene of Zagreb. Also, the processes of involvement in work, creation of common attitudes and value systems were considered, but the element of individual value orientation of members was also not left out. |
