Creating Korean music : tradition, innovation and the discourse of identity

Keith Howard

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Contents: CD contents Introduction SamulNori rhythm 'N' Seoul Securing the canon Moving ahead Shared resonances: updating old songs Ch'angjak kugak: blending the wine and stretching the wineskins Towards a new Korean music Rebranding Korean music The old in the new References Discography Index.

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