Asian Music Musical Narrative Traditions of Asia, 26, 1, Fall, 1994/ Winter, 1995

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Front Matter
Errata for Volume 25: The God-Praising Drums of Sarajevo
Errata for Volume 25: Fred Wei-han Ho: Case Study of a Chinese-American Creative Musician
[Introduction]: Musical Narrative Traditions of Asia, 1-7
Scott L. Marcus, Dwight F. Reynolds
The Musicality of Oral Performance: The Case of "Tiānjīn Shídiaò" and the Musical Expression of Urban Identity, 9-51
Francesca Rebollo-Sborgi
Musical Dimensions of an Arabic Oral Epic Tradition, 53-94
Dwight F. Reynolds
Parody-Generated Texts: The Process of Composition in "Biraha", 95-147
Scott L. Marcus
Relations between Music and Text in "Higo Biwa": The "Nagashi" Pattern as a Text-Music System, 149-174
Hugh de Ferranti
Tune, Text, and the Function of Lagu in Pantun Sunda, a Sundanese Oral Narrative Tradition, 175-211
Andrew N. Weintraub
Short Communication
Free Rhythm?, 212-214
Judit Frigyesi
Book Reviews
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Like a Knife: Ideology and Genre in Contemporary Chinese Popular Music
Andrew F. Jones
Review Author[s]: Tim Brace
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Solo Tabla Drumming of North India
Robert S. Gottlieb
Review Author[s]: George Ruckert
Audio Recording Reviews
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Music of China: Classical, Folk, and Ancient Music
Gu Guanren
Review Author[s]: Cynthia Po-man Wong
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Song Creators in Eastern Turkey
Ursula Reinhard, Völker Reinhard
Review Author[s]: Feza Tansuǧ

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