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Foreword | |
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Preface CD Track | |
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List Notes on Romanization, Spelling, Chinese Names | |
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Notation | |
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Music of the People First Encounter | |
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Teahouse Music in the Jiangnan Area Chordophone Aerophone Second Encounter | |
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Xianshi in Chaozhou Region Amateur Music-Making in the People's | |
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Republic of China Music Regionalism and the Meaning of Regional Music | |
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Constructing National Music Defining National Music Guoyue | |
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Institutions and National Music Conservatory | |
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The Chinese Orchestra The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra Solo Repertory in the Making | |
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Solo Repertory for Dizi Solo Repertory for Erhu Blind Musician Abing (1893-1950) | |
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Solo Repertory for Pipa Solo Repertory for Guzheng | |
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Regional Musics with the National Soundscape | |
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The Canton Guangdong region Instrumental Music | |
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Guangdong yinyue Opera: Yueju Beijing Opera Fujian | |
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Narrative Nanguan Vocal and Instrumental Genre The Jiangnan Area Ensemble Music | |
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Jiangnan Sizhu Regional Variants of a Widespread Ensemble Music | |
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Luogu and Chuida | |
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Musical Interfaces between East and West | |
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A Glimpse at Chinese Music in Europe and America Western Music in China Piano in China | |
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New Voices in Chinese Music Chou Wen-Chung | |
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New Wave Composers Popular Music Hong Kong Cantopop Minority Pop in the Mainstream | |
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Music and Ideology Confucianism and Music Through Time | |
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The Seven-stringed Zither | |
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Guqin Amateur Music Clubs Dongjing Music of the Naxi People Music and Ideology in the People's | |
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Republic of China Revolutionary Songs for the Masses Model Opera | |
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Yangbanxi Conclusion | |
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Chinese Music Beyond China Expressing Chineseness | |
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Musically Traditional Music in the Diaspora Cantonese Music Clubs in the New World | |
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Expressing Chaozhouness in Bangkok | |
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Thailand Chinese Music Singaporean | |
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Style Circulation of Popular Music of Various Sorts Jon Jang, the Chinese | |
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Jazzman Mandarin Song Singing Clubs Chinese Chorus and Singing/Karaoke beyond | |
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Asia Something New, Something Old | |
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Chinese Music at a Crossroad | |
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Conclusion | |
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Glossary | |
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References | |
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Resources | |
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Index | |