Gender in Chinese Music draws together contributions from ethnomusicologists, anthropologists, and literary scholars to explore how music is implicated in changing notions of masculinity, femininity, and genders "in between" in Chinese culture.
Gender in Chinese Music draws together contributions from ethnomusicologists, anthropologists, and literary scholars to explore how music is implicated in changing notions of masculinity, femininity, and genders "in between" in Chinese culture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction - Rachel Harris and Rowan Pease Gender and Music in Local Communities - Stephen Jones The Pleasures of Print: Illustrated Songbooks from the Late Ming Courtesan World - Judith T. Zeitlin From Courtesans to Modern Hostesses: Music and Construction of Gender in the Entertainment Industry in China - Tiantian Zheng An Interview with Zhang Han, Karaoke Bar Host - Shzr Ee Tan Impulsive Scholars and Sentimental Heroes: Contemporary Kunqu Discourses of Traditional Chinese Masculinities - Joseph Lam An Interview with Madame Zinnia Kwok, Amateur Opera Singer - Shzr Ee Tan Men Behaving Badly? Shawm Bands of North China - Stephen Jones An Interview with Coco Zhao, Shanghai Jazz Singer - Ruard Absaroka New Chinese Masculinities on the Piano: Lang Lang and Li Yundi - Shzr Ee Tan An Interview with Aloysius Lee, Fan of Singer Faye Wong - Shzr Ee Tan "I Prefer a Man Who Is Fresh like a Jumping Fish": Gender Issues in Shan'ge, Chinese Popular Rural Song - Frank Kouwenhoven "I Prefer a Man Who Is Fresh like a Jumping Fish": Gender Issues in Shan'ge, Chinese Popular Rural Song - Antoinet Schimmelpenninck An Interview with Liu Sola, Composer, Singer, Visual Artist, and Novelist - Shzr Ee Tan Broken Voices: Ethnic Singing and Gender - Rowan Pease An Interview with Li Sisong, Producer and Songwriter - Shzr Ee Tan "Mother's Daughter": Gender Narratives in Nuosu-Yi Women's Musical Expressive Forms - Olivia Kraef An Interview with Xiao Mei, Ethnomusicologist - Shzr Ee Tan "Doing Satan's Business": Negotiating Gendered Concepts of Music and Ritual in Rural Xinjiang - Rachel Harris Bodies, Gender, and Worldviews: Me-mot Spirit Mediums in the Jingxi Region of Guangxi - Xiao Mei Vegetarian Sisters: New Configurations of Gender in Buddhism in Southern Fujian - Hwee-San Tan Selected Bibliography List of Contributors Index
Introduction - Rachel Harris and Rowan Pease Gender and Music in Local Communities - Stephen Jones The Pleasures of Print: Illustrated Songbooks from the Late Ming Courtesan World - Judith T. Zeitlin From Courtesans to Modern Hostesses: Music and Construction of Gender in the Entertainment Industry in China - Tiantian Zheng An Interview with Zhang Han, Karaoke Bar Host - Shzr Ee Tan Impulsive Scholars and Sentimental Heroes: Contemporary Kunqu Discourses of Traditional Chinese Masculinities - Joseph Lam An Interview with Madame Zinnia Kwok, Amateur Opera Singer - Shzr Ee Tan Men Behaving Badly? Shawm Bands of North China - Stephen Jones An Interview with Coco Zhao, Shanghai Jazz Singer - Ruard Absaroka New Chinese Masculinities on the Piano: Lang Lang and Li Yundi - Shzr Ee Tan An Interview with Aloysius Lee, Fan of Singer Faye Wong - Shzr Ee Tan "I Prefer a Man Who Is Fresh like a Jumping Fish": Gender Issues in Shan'ge, Chinese Popular Rural Song - Frank Kouwenhoven "I Prefer a Man Who Is Fresh like a Jumping Fish": Gender Issues in Shan'ge, Chinese Popular Rural Song - Antoinet Schimmelpenninck An Interview with Liu Sola, Composer, Singer, Visual Artist, and Novelist - Shzr Ee Tan Broken Voices: Ethnic Singing and Gender - Rowan Pease An Interview with Li Sisong, Producer and Songwriter - Shzr Ee Tan "Mother's Daughter": Gender Narratives in Nuosu-Yi Women's Musical Expressive Forms - Olivia Kraef An Interview with Xiao Mei, Ethnomusicologist - Shzr Ee Tan "Doing Satan's Business": Negotiating Gendered Concepts of Music and Ritual in Rural Xinjiang - Rachel Harris Bodies, Gender, and Worldviews: Me-mot Spirit Mediums in the Jingxi Region of Guangxi - Xiao Mei Vegetarian Sisters: New Configurations of Gender in Buddhism in Southern Fujian - Hwee-San Tan Selected Bibliography List of Contributors Index
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