Chinese folk songs

Author: Zhou Qingqing
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book includes major theoretical courses offered in conservatories, such as the history of Chinese and Western music, fundamentals of music aesthetics, and ethnomusicological theory. It provides a certain depth of theory while remaining accessible and easy to read. In addition to serving as a self-study textbook, it can also be used as a supplementary teaching material and reference book for students and teachers in music conservatories and music teacher training institutions. During the discussion, the book pays attention to introducing different viewpoints from various schools of thought while also clearly articulating the author's own perspectives. The purpose is to inspire readers to think from multiple angles and dimensions. Students and scholars should not forget that a research method is often just one perspective, and multiple methods can complement each other but cannot replace one another. The conclusions drawn during the research process are not definitive. As long as the discipline remains vibrant, these conclusions must face the fate of being continually verified or refuted.