Ancient Chinese Music History

Author: Jin Wenda
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Publication Date: 2000-04-01
Features: To meet the needs of readers who do not have the opportunity or conditions to study at a conservatory but are interested in learning basic musical knowledge, our publishing house has edited and published the "Self-Tuition Music Series" (including two volumes: "Composition Volume" and "Musicology Volume"). The authors of this series are professors, lecturers, and relevant experts who have taught at conservatories for many years and possess rich teaching experience. The "Self-Tuition Music Series·Musicology Volume" consists of 12 volumes. The content includes the history of Chinese and foreign music, the basics of musical aesthetics, and the theory of folk music, which are the main theoretical courses offered in conservatories. These books are both academically rigorous and easy to read. In addition to serving as self-study materials, they can also be used as supplementary teaching aids and reference books for students and teachers in music conservatories and music teacher training institutions. This book describes the development of ancient Chinese music culture and, based on recent archaeological discoveries, confirms some long-unsolved issues.