Name: The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: East Asia: China, Japan, and Korea
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Author: Provine,Robert C.
ISBN: 9780824060411

Audio Examples	p. xi
About The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music	p. xiii
Preface	p. xv
Note on Transliteration	p. xix
Contributing Authors	p. xxi
Maps	p. xxvii
An Introduction to East Asian Musics and Cultures	p. 1
A Profile of East Asian Musics and Cultures	p. 3
Cultural Interactions in East and Inner Asia	p. 9
Issues and Processes in East Asian Musics	p. 39
Musical Historiography in East Asia	p. 41
Musical Institutions in East Asia	p. 45
Cultural Exchange	p. 49
Transmission of Music in East Asia	p. 53
Dance	p. 59
Music and Theater in East Asia	p. 73
Musical Instruments	p. 79
China	p. 85
China: A Musical Profile	p. 87
Issues and Processes in Chinese Music	p. 95
Chinese Philosophy and Aesthetics	p. 97
Archaeology and History of Musical Instruments in China	p. 105
Theory and Notation in China	p. 115
Scholarship and Historical Source Materials: Antiquity through 1911	p. 127
Scholarship and Historical Source Materials: Twentieth Century	p. 135
Musical Genres in China	p. 147
Folk Song	p. 149
Instruments: Qin	p. 157
Instruments: Pipa	p. 167
Instruments: Zheng	p. 171
Instruments: Erhu	p. 175
Instruments: Yangqin	p. 179
Instruments: Dizi and Xiao	p. 183
Instruments: Sheng	p. 187
Ensembles: Percussion Music	p. 191
Ensembles: Chuida Music	p. 195
Ensembles: Northern Chinese	p. 199
Ensembles: Nanguan	p. 205
Ensembles: Xianshiyue	p. 211
Ensembles: Guangdong Yinyue	p. 217
Ensembles: Jiangnan Sizhu	p. 223
Ensembles: The Modern Chinese Orchestra	p. 227
Instrumental Music: Structures and Performance Practices	p. 233
Narrative Song: An Overview	p. 245
Narrative Song: Northern Traditions	p. 251
Snapshot: Yellow Earth	p. 257
Narrative Song: Southern Traditions--Suzhou Tanci	p. 261
Narrative Song: Southern Traditions--Cantonese Narrative Song	p. 267
Chinese Opera: An Overview	p. 275
Peking Opera: Jingju	p. 281
Kunqu	p. 289
Huju: Traditional Shanghai Opera	p. 297
Cantonese Opera	p. 303
Religious Music in China: Overview	p. 311
Snapshot: A Village Ritual Association	p. 315
Religious Music in China: Daoist	p. 319
Religious Music in China: Buddhist	p. 327
Confucian Ceremonial Music	p. 335
Syncretic Traditions and Western Idioms: Trends and Ideology in Chinese Art Music	p. 339
Syncretic Traditions and Western Idioms: Composers and Works	p. 345
Syncretic Traditions and Western Idioms: Popular Music	p. 353
Snapshot: China's Rock Pioneers--Ten Years Later	p. 363
Social and Regional Contexts in China	p. 371
The Introduction of Western Music in Modern Times	p. 373
Nationalism, Westernization, and Modernization	p. 379
Music Institutions and Social Groups	p. 391
Women and Music I	p. 401
Women and Music II	p. 405
Music and Chinese Society: The People's Republic of China	p. 411
Music and Chinese Society: Contemporary Taiwan	p. 423
Music and Chinese Society: The Local, the National, and the Transnational in Hong Kong	p. 431
Music of China's National Minorities	p. 439
Cultural Policy, Music Scholarship, and Recent Developments	p. 441
The Music of China's Minorities: An Overview	p. 447
National Minorities in the Northwest	p. 455
Snapshot: Uighur Popular Music	p. 467
The Traditional Music of Tibet	p. 471
National Minorities in China's South and Southwest: Ethnic Groups and Musical Styles	p. 485
National Minorities in China's South and Southwest: Buddhist Music of the Dai People	p. 495
Snapshot: Haovassa	p. 501
Snapshot: Dai Popular Music	p. 505
The Naxi	p. 509
National Minorities in China's Northeast	p. 517
Taiwan: Music of the Taiwan Aborigines	p. 523
Japan	p. 531
Musical Profile of Japan	p. 533
Issues and Processes in Japanese Music	p. 543
Philosophy and Aesthetics	p. 545
Archaeology of Musical Instruments in Japan	p. 557
Theory and Notation in Japan	p. 565
Historical Source Materials	p. 585
Music Scholarship in Japan	p. 591
Musical Genres in Japan	p. 597
Japanese Folk Music	p. 599
Shinto Music	p. 607
Buddhist Music in Japan	p. 611
Gagaku	p. 619
No and Kyogen	p. 629
Snapshot: Kanze Zeami Motokiyo	p. 639
Biwa Traditions	p. 643
Theatrical Genres: Overview	p. 653
Theatrical Genres: Kabuki	p. 657
Theatrical Genres: Bunraku	p. 663
Snapshot: Chikamatsu Monzeamon	p. 667
Theatrical Genres: Nagauta	p. 671
Theatrical Genres: Gidayu Busi	p. 675
Theatrical Genres: Tokiwazu Busi, Kyomoto Busi, and Other Narratives	p. 679
Theatrical Genres: Hayasi	p. 683
Chamber Music Traditions: Overview	p. 687
Ziuta: Chamber Music for Syamisen	p. 691
Sokyoku: Chamber Music for Koto	p. 695
Chamber Music for Syakuhati	p. 701
Snapshot: Syakuhati--"Walking on Its Own"	p. 707
Chamber Music for Kokyu	p. 711
Chamber Music for Sankyoku Ensembles	p. 715
Syncretic Traditions in Japan: Overview	p. 719
Foreign Musics Introduced before the Meizi Era	p. 723
Western Musics Introduced in Japan in Modern Times	p. 727
Composition and Performance in Western Idioms in Japan	p. 731
Avant-Garde Music in Japan	p. 735
Popular Music in Japan before the Twentieth Century	p. 739
Twentieth-Century Popular Music in Japan	p. 743
Film and Animation Music in Japan	p. 749
Music in Japanese Culture and Society	p. 753
Social Groups and Institutions in Japan	p. 755
Gender Roles in the Performing Arts in Japan	p. 763
Continuity and Authenticity in Traditional Japanese Music	p. 767
Transmission of Traditional Japanese Music	p. 773
Nationalism, Westernization, and Modernization in Japan	p. 777
Regional and Minority Musics in Japan	p. 781
Music of the Ainu, Nivkhi, and Uilta	p. 783
Ryukyu Islands	p. 789
Korean Music in Japan	p. 797
Korea	p. 801
Musical Profile of Korea	p. 803
Issues and Processes in Korean Music	p. 811
Philosophy and Aesthetics in Korea	p. 813
Korean Vocal Techniques	p. 817
Musical Instruments of Korea	p. 821
Theory and Notation in Korea: History	p. 833
Notation Systems in Korea	p. 837
Rhythmic Patterns and Form in Korea	p. 841
Melodic Patterns in Korea: Modes and Scales	p. 847
Historical Source Materials and Modern Scholarship in Korea	p. 853
Traditional Genres in Korea	p. 859
Confucian Ritual Music in Korea: Aak	p. 861
Court Music and Chongak	p. 865
Korean Religious Music: Buddhist	p. 871
Korean Religious Music: Shamanic	p. 875
Folk Song in Korea	p. 879
Sinawi	p. 889
Snapshot: Yi Hwajungson	p. 893
P'ansori and Kayagum Pyongch'ang	p. 897
Snapshot: Chang Woljungson	p. 909
Sanjo	p. 913
Kagok, Sijo, and Kasa	p. 919
Nongak (P'ungmul Nori)	p. 929
Music and Theater in Korea	p. 941
Contemporary Genres in Korea	p. 949
Contemporary Genres	p. 951
Snapshot: Hwang Byung-Ki	p. 975
Social and Regional Contexts in Korea	p. 979
Social and Regional Contexts	p. 981
Inner Asia	p. 1001
Mongol Music	p. 1003
Snapshot: The Tyvan Throat Singers Huun-Hur-Tuu	p. 1023
Siberia	p. 1027
Glossary	p. 1033
A Guide to Publications on East Asian Music	p. 1057
A Guide to Recordings of East Asian Music	p. 1085
A Guide to Films and Videos of East Asian Music	p. 1095
Notes on the Audio Examples	p. 1099
Index	p. 1105
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