Musicians from a different shore: Asians and Asian Americans in classical music

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Preface Introduction: A Rising Scale in Relative Minor Chapter 1. Early Lessons in Globalization Voices Chapter 2. The Roots and Routes of Asian Music Chapter 3. Playing Gender Chapter 4. Class Notes Voices Chapter 5. A Voice of One's Own Conclusion: Musicians First Acknowledgements Notes Selected Biography Index About the Author

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