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Books:
o R.H. van Gulik: “The lore of the Chinese lute" More Information + Order: Here o Alan R. Thrasher: “Chinese Musical Instruments” (Images of Asia) More Information + Order: Here o Laurence E. R. Picken (Editor): ”Music from the Tang Court: Volume 6” More Information + Order: Here o Bell Yung:“Cantonese Opera : Performance as Creative Process”(Cambridge Studies in Ethnomusicology) More Information + Order: Here o A. C Moule: “A list of the musical and other sound-producing instruments of the Chinese” More Information + Order: Here o John Myers: “The Way of the Pipa: Structure and Imagery in Chinese Lute Music” (World Musics) More Information + Order: Here o Joseph S. C. Lam: “State Sacrifices and Music in Ming China: Orthodoxy, Creativity, and Expressiveness” More Information + Order: Here o Lothar Von Falkenhausen: “Suspended Music: Chime Bells in the Culture of Bronze Age China” More Information + Order: Here o Stephen Jones: “Folk Music of China: Living Instrumental Traditions” (Clarendon Paperbacks) More Information + Order: Here o Rachel Harris: “Singing The Village: Music, Memory And Ritual Among The Sibe Of Xinjiang” More Information + Order: Here o Jenny F. So: “Music in the Age of Confucius” More Information + Order: Here o J. Lawrence Witzleben: “Silk and Bamboo-Music in Shanghai: The Jiangnan Sizhu Instrumental Ensemble Tradition” More Information + Order: Here o Xiao Mei, Bell Yung, Anita Wong: “The Musical Arts of Ancient China” More Information + Order: Here o Sin-Yan Shen: “Chinese Music and Orchestration: A Primer on Principles and Practice” More Information + Order: Here o Helen Rees: “Echoes of History: Naxi Music in Modern China” More Information + Order: Here o Mingyue Liang: “Music of the Billion: An Introduction to Chinese Musical Culture” More Information + Order: Here o James Binkley: “Abiding with antiquity - the Qin zither” More Information + Order: Here CDs: The number of audio CDs dealing with “traditional” music is huge, this is why I only like to recommend CDs that I know. If you like to get an overview of CDs on the market, you can check an Amazon-research here. o Luis Chen: “Plays Zheng“ (Instrumental tracks) More Information + Order: Here o Liu Fang: “Chinese traditional Pipa music“ (Instrumental tracks) More Information + Order: Here o Chen Gongliang: “Sound of autumn" (Double CD, Qin) More Information + Order: Here o The vibrant rhythm: Guqin music More Information + Order: Here o Musique des Peuples Minoritaires de Taiwan More Information + Order: Here |