Music in Japan: experiencing music, expressing culture/ Bonnie C. Wade.
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TextPublication details: New York : Oxford University Press, 2005Description: xxii, 184 p. : ill. ; 22 cmISBN: 0195144880; 0195144872Subject(s): Music -- Japan -- History and criticism | Music -- Japan -- Foreign influencesDDC classification: 780.952 | Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 780.952 WAD/M (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P20477 |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 170-174), filmography (p. 174-176), and index.
1. International Interface: Looking Westward
Setting the Scene
"The West" Goes to Japan
Meiji-Period Modernization
World War I and Immediately Following
2. International Interface: Looking Eastward
Tradition in a Time of Change
Interface in the First Millennium
The Gagaku Ensemble as We Hear It
Aerophones
Chordophones
Membranophone and an Idiophone
Percussion Parts in Gagaku Music
Strokes and Stroke Sequences
Coordinated Percussion Patterns
Gagaku through Time
3. Focusing Inward and Across Boundaries
Beyond Classical Music Training
Beyond the Palace
Beyond the Temple
Fuzzing of Folk and Popular
Tsugaru syamisen
The Syamisen
Drumming Ensembles
Matsuri bayashi
Within the World of Koto
Keiko Nosaka and the Twenty-stringed Koto
Tsukushi-goto
Yatsuhashi Ryu and "Rokudan"
Ikuta Kengyo and Yamada Kengyo
Michio Migyai and Shin nihon ongaku
Traditional Music for Koto
Contemporary Composition for Koto
From Theater to Film
4. Intertextuality in the Theatrical Arts
The No Drama and Ataka
The Staging
The Plays and Musical Setting
The Acting Forces
Movement
The Musicians and Instruments
The Kabuki Theater
From No to Kabuki
Kanjincho
The Musicians
The Music
The Film Men Who Step on the Tiger's Tail
5. Managing International Interface
Continuing Interface
Looking to the East
Niche Musics from Around the World
Jazz and the Authenticity Issue
Hip-hop in Japan
Continuing the Inward Look
National Cultural Policies
The Choral Phenomenon
Music and the Media
Film Music
Enka
J-pop
Theme Songs
The New York Nexus
Noise
6. From Japan Outward
Japanese Diasporas
Karaoke
Jazz and "Japaneseness"
Kurasiku ongaku
Sharing the concern about "Japaneseness"
Expressing "Japaneseness" Aesthetically
The Seasons in Japanese Music
Keko Abe and the Marimba
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