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Journal
of the Society for Asian Music Volume 33, Number 1  Fall/Winter
2001/2002 |
| Articles | ||
| René T. A. Lysloff | Rural Javanese "Tradition" and Erotic Subversion: Female Dance Performance in Banyumas. | 1-24 |
| Terrence Lancashire | Kagura — A "Shinto" Dance? Or Perhaps Not. | 25-59 |
| Tomie Hahn | Singing a Dance: The Oral Transmission of Nihon Buyo. | 61-74 |
| R. Anderson Sutton | Individuality and "Writing" in Javanese Music Learning. | 75-103 |
| Edward O. Henry | Melodic Structure of the Khari Biraha of North India: A Simple Mode. | 105-24 |
| Book Reviews | ||
| Júlia-Miguel R. Bernardes | João Soares Santos. Estudos Sobre Artes Cénicas Asiáticas. | 125-26 |
| Bruno Deschênes | Akira Tamba. La théorie et l'esthétique musicale japonaises du 8e à la fin du 19e siècle. | 126-27 |
| Sean Williams | Michael Bakan. Music of Death and New Creation: Experiences in the World of Balinese Gamelan Beleganjur. | 127-29 |
| Bruno Deschênes | Trân Van Khê. Musique du Viet-nam. | 129-30 |
| Ping-Hui Li | Joseph S. C. Lam. State Sacrifices and Music in Ming China: Orthodoxy, Creativity, and Expressiveness. | 130-31 |
| Bruno Deschênes | Hugh
De Ferranti. Japanese Musical Instruments. Alan R. Thrasher. Chiniese Musical Instruments. |
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| Peter Manuel | Briefly
Noted: Recent Indian Publications on Music Prem Lata Sharma (editor). Sarngadeva and His Sangita-ratnakara: Proceedings of the Seminar, Varanasi, 1994. R. K. Shrigy and Prem Lata Sharma (editing, translation, and annotation). Sangitaratnakara of Sarngadeva: Text and English Translation. Adya Rangacharya (editing, translation, and annotation). The Natyasastra: English Translation with Critical Notes. Shahab Sarmadee (editing, translation, and annotation). Tarjuma-i-Manakutuhala and Risala-i-Ragadarpana. William Jackson. Tyagaraja and the Renewal of Tradition: Translations and Reflections. ——. Songs of Three Great South Indian Saints. Selina Thielemann. Rasalila: A Musical Study of Religious Drama in Vraja. ——. Sounds of the Sacred: Religious Music in India. ——. The Darbhanga Tradition: Dhrupada in the School of Pandit Vidur Mallik. Anne-Marie Gaston. Krishna's Musicians and Music Making in the Temples of Nathdvara, Rajasthan. Michael Kinnear. The Gramophone Company's First Indian Recordings: 1899-1908. |
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| Audio Recording Review | ||
| Inna Naroditskyaya | Jean During (recordings, photos, and notes) with Isabelle Schulte-Tenckhoff (English translation). Tadjikistan: Chants des bardes / Songs of the Bards. | 136-40 |
| R. Anderson Sutton | Philip Yampolsky. Discover Indonesia: Selections from the 20-CD Series. | 141-43 |
| Rolf Groesbeck | Rolf Killius (recordings, photos, and notes). Inde/India. Percussions rituelles du Kerala / Ritual Percussion of Kerala. Vol 2: Tayambaka. | 143-46 |
| Video Recording Review | ||
| Gordon Thompson | Martin Clayton and Veena Sahasrabuddhe. Khyal: Classical Singing of North India. | 146-48 |
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| About the Contributors | 149-51 | |
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