World music

Author: Weekly
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book is part of the classic translation series of World Music and Multiculturalism and is a general textbook used in universities in the United States. World Music has been translated into Chinese—the most widely spoken language in the world. Chinese music culture is long-standing and extraordinary. We hope this book will bring joy and inspiration to a broad Chinese readership and audience. We recommend that students study from Chapter, and the order of cases from Chapter 2 to Chapter 9 can be adjusted freely. Many colleges and universities offer a semester-long introductory course on world music. Each chapter of this book reflects our selection and also reflects our different methods of studying music. We strive to introduce world music, allowing readers to learn while appreciating the music.
CD Tracks:
The Music of Ghana University Postal Workers Stamping Envelopes
The Nightingale in the Jungle
Also Zha
I’m So Lucky
Indian Religious Hymn
Egbeke
The Fierce Buffalo
Incredible Grace
Field Work Song
The Lamenting Boy Blues
She Makes Me Walk
I Need a Hundred Dollars
From Night to Dawn
Sisters, Keep Your Virtue
What Moves the Villains’ Hearts?
Ossegiga
Little Ghost, What Do You Love?
Oh, Fish-Eyed Goddess
To the Goddess Saraswati
Bubba Lan O Campang O Pako
Reliable
Pa’len O Russell
Two Experts
The Crane Building a Nest
Hatched Eggshell
Rosa Maria
The Man of Ilu Man
An Impossible Love
Requiem
Mother’s Lament and Requiem