The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music : Volume 4: Southeast Asia [With Audio CD] - Terry E. Miller

The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music

Volume 4: Southeast Asia [With Audio CD]

By: Terry E. Miller (Editor), Sean Williams (Editor)

Book with Other Items | 1 April 1998 | Edition Number 1

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The first complete music reference for the region, this volume covers all the nations of modern Southeast Asia: Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines in 35 articles, written by 27 expert contributors. It presents an overview of the region's music; focuses on prominent themes; discusses fundamental questions facing researchers, including the impact of armed conflict, mass media and technology; examines the current state of musical scholarship in the region; and documents the music traditions of each country and ethnic group, including the first-ever comprehensive treatment of minority mountain tribes and the eastern Indonesian islands. Also includes 18 maps and 84 music examples. Glossary. Bibliography. Discography. Filmography. Index.
Industry Reviews
"This unique and thoroughly researched resource provides a dynamic and in depth perspective on world music.... It strikes a balance between wonderful illustrations and comprehensive, scholarly entries. Each regional volume includes a CD sampler of that region's music. This source will have wide appeal to both the novice and expert."-"Dartmouth Medal Committee, 2003 "Volume 3 of the Garland set is the first to present a unified historical and contemporary picture of musical life in the United States and Canada.... Because it is written in a readable style with liberal explanations of technical ideas and terms, this volume will appeal to a wide audience, from high school students to scholars and other readers from all backgrounds. It belongs on the shelf of every library serving a clientele of researchers interested in American and Canadian music, languages, and cultures."-"Reference & User Services Quarterly, Spring, 2002 "A 'must' for any in-depth collection serious about representing world music styles... Highly recommended: an exceptional volume."-"The Bookwatch "Authored by unquestioned experts in the field. Since it is written in a readable style, with liberal explanations of technical ideas and terms, this volume will appeal to a wide audience, from high school students to scholars and other readers from all backgrounds. It belongs on the shelf of every library serving a clientele of researchers interested in southeast Asian music, language, and culture."-"Reference & User Services Quarterly "Well organized . . . written in a readable style that should be accessible to nonspecialist readers. Recommended."-"Choice

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