Handbook of Japanese music in the modern era /

Handbook of Japanese music in the modern era / / Henry Johnson.

"Exploring an array of captivating topics, from hybridized Buddhist music to AI singers, this book introduces Japanese music in the modern era. The twenty-five chapters show how cultural change from the late nineteenth century to the present day has had a profound impact on the Japanese musical...

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Johnson, Henry ,
TeilnehmendeR:
Johnson, Henry Mabley,
Place / Publishing House:Leiden : : BRILL,, 2023.
Year of Publication:2023
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Series:Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 5 Japan Series
Physical Description:1 online resource.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction. Japanese Music in the Modern Era
  • Henry Johnson
  • Part 1. Foundations. Sacred or Secular? The Dilemma of Theatrical Kagura
  • Terence Lancashire ; Buddhism and Modern Music in Japan : From Praise Songs to Popular Music
  • Duncan Reehl ; Reigakusha Gagaku Ensemble : Mediating between Ancient and Contemporary Practice
  • Naoko Terauchi ; The "Heike Brothers" and the 800-Year Transmission and Reception of Heike Musical Narrative
  • Haruko Komoda and Alison Tokita ; Eisā : Between the Expression of Okinawan Identity and the Appropriation of Okinawan Culture
  • Sumi Cho ; Ainu Ways of Being in the Contemporary : Music and Dance as Cultural Practice
  • Justin R. Hunter
  • Part 2. Heritage. Getting into Min'yо̄ : Online and Offline Access to Japanese Folk Song
  • Felicity Greenland ; Traditional Folk Music in Contemporary Japan : Case Studies of Standardization and Diversification in Tsugaru Shamisen and Folk Song
  • Gakuto Chiba and Patrick E. Savage ; Naniwa-bushi : A Musical Narrative Born in Modern Japan
  • Alison Tokita ; An Innovative Conservative : Satsuma-biwa Practice and the Legacy of Fumon Yoshinori
  • Hugh De Ferranti and Thomas Charles Marshall ; Wondrous Tones : The Transnational Appeal of the Shakuhachi through Time and Space
  • Christopher Yohmei Blasdel ; Choreographing Sound : Ensemble Taiko Drumming in Modern Japan
  • Shawn Bender ; Studying the Past to Predict the Future : Yamauchi Reach, a Professional Percussionist in the Twenty-First Century
  • Jennifer Milioto Matsue
  • Part 3. Institutions. Learning Musical Instruments in Japanese Schools
  • David G. Hebert and Kōji Matsunobu ; Yōgaku, Western Music in Japan : Perspectives from Osaka
  • Junko Iguchi ; Violin Playing and Women in Japanese Music
  • Ena Kajino ; The Suzuki Method, Yamaha System, and Japanese Traditional Music : A Case Study of Japanese Music Education in the Modern Era
  • Eria Kubo ; Ryukyuan Uta-sanshin in Modern Japan : The Influence of Government Institutions on Teaching and Performing
  • Matt Gillan and Mina Endō ; Koto Modernities in the Twenty-First Century
  • Henry Johnson
  • Part 4. Hybridities. Navigating the Past, Embracing the Present : Japanese Compositional Hybridity in Theory and Practice
  • Marty Regan ; The Innate Hybridity of the Shamisen within Contemporary Music : The Physical, Musical, and Socio-Cultural
  • Colleen C. Schmuckal ; Rethinking the Evolution of Japanese Music : Kunimoto Takeharu and Katō Kinji's Electric Shamisen
  • Keisuke Yamada ; Japanese Popular Songs in the Twentieth Century : Adaptation, Hybridity, and Creativity
  • Minako Waseda ; Misora Hibari in Kōhaku Utagassen : From Modernity to Immortality
  • Shelley Brunt and Amane Kasai ; Japanese Rap : A History of Style
  • Noriko Manabe.

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