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Everyday Musical Life Among The Indigenous Bunun Taiwan 1st Edition Jonathan Pj Stock

Name: Everyday Musical Life Among The Indigenous Bunun Taiwan 1st Edition Jonathan Pj Stock
SKU: BELL-48027698
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Everyday Musical Life Among The Indigenous Bunun Taiwan 1st Edition Jonathan Pj Stock instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.43 MB

Pages: 150

Author: Jonathan P.J. Stock, Chou Chiener

ISBN: 9780367748487, 9781003159865, 9780367748494, 9781000376067, 9781000376074, 0367748487, 1003159869, 0367748495, 1000376060

Language: English

Year: 2021

Edition: 1

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Everyday Musical Life Among The Indigenous Bunun Taiwan 1st Edition Jonathan Pj Stock by Jonathan P.j. Stock, Chou Chiener 9780367748487, 9781003159865, 9780367748494, 9781000376067, 9781000376074, 0367748487, 1003159869, 0367748495, 1000376060 instant download after payment.

Contemporary Musical Life among the Indigenous Bunun, Taiwan, studies music in everyday life among the Bunun, an indigenous population in Taiwan, and embraces the range of musical engagements they follow. It describes their distinctive inherited vocal traditions, and also develops a theoretical model for a wider study of music in everyday life. As the first English language book-length study on Bunun music making, it presents foundational history of their society, then delves into music in the everyday: TV theme tunes, ringtones, the village's electronic chimes, piano practice and karaoke, as well as annual folkloric festivals, and an eight-voice sung prayer - all which illustrate how traditional Bunun music is both sustained and transformed.