Music in Korea : experiencing music, expressing culture / Donna Lee Kwon.
Kwon, Donna Lee.
2012
ML342 .K867 2012 (Mapit)
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Title Music in Korea : experiencing music, expressing culture / Donna Lee Kwon.
Author Kwon, Donna Lee.
ISBN 9780195368277 (pbk.)
0195368274 (pbk.)
9780195368284
0195368282
Imprint New York : Oxford University Press, c2012.
Language English
Description xxii, 202 p. : ill., maps ; 22 cm. + 1 sound disc (digital ; 4 3/4 in.).
Call Number ML342 .K867 2012
Dewey Decimal Classification 780.9519
Summary "Music in Korea is the first brief, single-volume text to provide a thematic, succinct introduction to the music of Korea--a region whose volatile political climate has often overshadowed its rich cultural and musical traditions. Based on author Donna Lee Kwon's extensive fieldwork, the text features interviews with performers, eyewitness accounts of performances, and vivid illustrations. Kwon uses three themes--Korea as a transnational player in East Asia, the intersection of Korean music and cultural politics, and Korea's maintenance of its strong cultural identity through both musical and aesthetic continuity--to survey the region and draw parallels and contrasts between its various traditions"--Cover, p. [4].
Note CD features various performers.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references (p. 180-188), discography (p. 188), and index.
Series Global music series.
Linked Resources Contributor biographical information
Publisher description
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Korea from both sides of the border
The court as cultural conduit
The politics of preservation and revival in instrumental music
The singing voice
Colonial legacies in Korea
Negotiating transnational flows of culture.

CD contents: Pan'gapsŭmnida = Glad to meet you
Arirang (symphonic setting)
Arirang (rock setting)
Dunbam t'aryŏng = Roast chestnut song
Tasi mannapsida = Let's meet again
Ch'unhyang-ga sarangga = Love song from The song of Ch'unhyang. P'ansori excerpt
Seoulesŏ Pyongyangkkaji = From Seoul to Pyongyang
Munmyo cheryeak : Hwangjonghung = Sacrifice to Confucius : Hwangjongkung
Chongmyo cheryeak : Pot'aep'yŏng Hŭimum = Sacrifice to the royal ancestors : Pot'aep'yŏng Hŭimum
Sujech'ŏn = Long life everlasting as the sky
Kayagŭm Sanjo : Chungjungmori, Kutkori, Chajinmori
Kŏmungo Sango : Chinyangjo, Chungmori, Chungjungmori
Taegŭm Sanjo : Chungmori
Norae-kut = Song ceremony. P'ungmul excerpt
North Korean 21-string Kayagŭm excerpt with Changgo accompaniment
Ajaeng Sanjo : Chinyangjo
Basic Changdan
Uddhari poongmul. Samulnori excerpt
Chindo ssikkimkut : Chogamangsŏk-Salp'uri
Sinawi
Chindo arirang
Sŏdosori ipchang Yŏngbyŏn-ga
P'yŏngsijo : Ch'ŏngsanri pyŏkkyesuya
Sach'ŏlga
Song of four seasons. Tan'ga excerpt
Nunmul chŏjŭn Tuman-gang = Tear-drenched Tuman River. Ppongtchak excerpt
Kkolmangtae arirang. Sin minyo excerpt
Gagok for voice, guitar and percussion. [Excerpt] / Isang Yun
Double concerto for piano, percussion and ensemble. [Excerpt] / Unsuk Chin
Ch'unsŏl : 3 sinbisŭlŏpke
Spring snow : 3 myseriously / Hwang Byung-ki
Moonlight dance / Wŏn Il
Sahyangga = Song of nostalgia. [Excerpt]
Sora sora pururŭn sora = Pine tree, pine tree, green pine tree
Kohyangjip kasae = Going home to my hometown. [Excerpt]
Aradiho
Hangugin = Korean person. [Excerpt]
Sŏsa = Written word. [Excerpt]
Ninano. [Excerpt].

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