'Silk and Bamboo' Music in Shanghai. The Jiangnan Sizhu Instrumental Ensemble Tradition

Hwee‐San Tan · J. Lawrence Witzleben

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This is a study of one of China's most influential regional musical traditions, the Jiangnan sizhu - string and wind music - of Shanghai. The in-depth approach adopted reveals much about Chinese musical culture.

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