Bang-Song Song
Biographic Data
| ID | 110507 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bang-Song Song |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bang-Song |
| FAMILY NAME | Song |
| SIGNATURE | SONG B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wesleyan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Sanjo Tradition of Korean Komun'go Music
Musikwissenschaft in Korea seit 1950
The Historical Reliability of the Korean Musical Treatise, Akhak Kwebom
Source Readings in Korean Music
Kukyok Akhak kwebom I
The Korean-Canadian Folk Song: An Ethnomusicological Study
Han'guk umak nonch'ong (Essays on Korean Music)
A Discography of Korean Music
Han'guk umak sa [A History of Korean Music]
Survey of Korean Arts: Folk Arts
Sijo umak [A Treatise on Sijo Music]
Korean Music
Han 'guk umak sonjip (The Selection of Korean Classical Music)
An Annotated Bibliography of Korean Music
Collection Nonesuch Records - P'ansori: Korea's epic vocal art and instrumental music . One 12” LP Record Nonesuch Records H-72049 (Explorer Series). Jacket notes by Jonathan Cott and David Lewiston, …
Collection Nonesuch Records - P'ansori: Korea's epic vocal art and instrumental music. One 12” LP Record Nonesuch Records H-72049 (Explorer Series). Jacket notes by Jonathan Cott and David Lewiston, 1972. - Volume 6
P'ansori: Korea's Epic Vocal Art and Instrumental Music
Kagok: A Traditional Korean Vocal Form
The Korean Pip'a and Its Notation
mong the Korean musical instruments, the pip'a has occupied an important position in the history of Korean music. It is one of the earliest instruments and was imported from Western Asia and China. It was used both in the Korean court and in secular musics. Its notation, almost similar to the tablature of the six-stringed komun'go, plays an unique role, because it is based on principles fundamentally different from those of all other Korean notat…
An Annotated Bibliography of Korean Music
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An Annotated Bibliography of Korean Music
The Korean Pip'a and Its Notation
mong the Korean musical instruments, the pip'a has occupied an important position in the history of Korean music. It is one of the earliest instruments and was imported from Western Asia and China. It was used both in the Korean court and in secular musics. Its notation, almost similar to the tablature of the six-stringed komun'go, plays an unique role, because it is based on principles fundamentally different from those of all other Korean notat…
Collection Nonesuch Records - P'ansori: Korea's epic vocal art and instrumental music . One 12” LP Record Nonesuch Records H-72049 (Explorer Series). Jacket notes by Jonathan Cott and David Lewiston, …
Collection Nonesuch Records - P'ansori: Korea's epic vocal art and instrumental music. One 12” LP Record Nonesuch Records H-72049 (Explorer Series). Jacket notes by Jonathan Cott and David Lewiston, 1972. - Volume 6
P'ansori: Korea's Epic Vocal Art and Instrumental Music
Kagok: A Traditional Korean Vocal Form
Korean Music
Han 'guk umak sonjip (The Selection of Korean Classical Music)
An Annotated Bibliography of Korean Music
Survey of Korean Arts: Folk Arts
Sijo umak [A Treatise on Sijo Music]
A Discography of Korean Music
Han'guk umak sa [A History of Korean Music]
The Korean-Canadian Folk Song: An Ethnomusicological Study
Han'guk umak nonch'ong (Essays on Korean Music)
Kukyok Akhak kwebom I
Source Readings in Korean Music
The Historical Reliability of the Korean Musical Treatise, Akhak Kwebom
Musikwissenschaft in Korea seit 1950
The Sanjo Tradition of Korean Komun'go Music
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