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Musib Ahmad Faudzi

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ID3535167
NAMEMusib Ahmad Faudzi
GIVEN NAMESMusib Ahmad
FAMILY NAMEFaudzi
SIGNATUREFAUDZI M A
AFFILIATIONSUniversiti Putra Malaysia
ORCID0000-0002-3442-2522
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • The touchscreen as glass case: Technological gatekeeping and the reproduction of Authorized Heritage Discourse in AR-Mediated Jin Opera preservation

    Open Access•Guanzhou Li, Jian Pan et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of Heritage…•2026

    Digital heritage technologies are widely promoted as democratising tools that overcome the exclusionary logic historically critiqued in Laurajane Smith’s Authorized Heritage Discourse (AHD). This paper challenges that assumption through a critical examination of a Multi-Channel Augmented Reality (AR) system developed to preserve Jin Opera – an Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) form from Northern China. Drawing on a mixed-method study with 42 par…

  • Safeguarding the Sonic Heritage of Jin Opera: A Critical Review of Musical Preservation Practices in China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Context

    Open Access•Li Guanzhou, Musib Ahmad Faudzi et al.•ARTICLE•Asian Culture and History•2025

    This study critically examines the preservation of traditional Jin opera, a regionally significant intangible cultural heritage (ICH) from Shanxi, China, with an emphasis on its musical components. Jin opera’s distinctive vocal techniques, instrumental traditions, and melodic structures are increasingly endangered by modernization, audience decline, and transmission discontinuities. Synthesizing interdisciplinary scholarship from heritage studies…

  • A A Thematic Analysis of Folk Music Education: Trends, Technology, and Global Perspectives (2013-2023)

    Open Access•Peng Miao, Musib Ahmad Faudzi et al.•ARTICLE•Música Hodie•2024

    The background of this study is rooted in the need to understand how folk music, as an integral part of cultural heritage, has adapted to rapid changes in educational paradigms influenced by technological advancement and globalization. Despite the impact of technological advances and global cultural integration on folk music education, few reviews have examined how technology and global perspectives are transforming folk music education and ident…

  • Playing Gamelan Bonang in the Air: User Requirements for Designing a Digital Musical Instrument for the Malay Bonang

    Open Access•Khatriza Ahmad Saffian, Noris Mohd Norowi et al.•ARTICLE•Malaysian Journal of Music•2022

    In recent years, computer technologies have been impactful in the design and development of Digital Musical Instruments (DMIs). As music interaction became prominent in the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) field, emphasis on user requirement upon the design of musical interfaces has also grown since the last decade. Although designing new DMIs is becoming very popular, it is often determined by the designers and often not reflective of users’ nee…

  • The Frequency Spectrum and Time Frequency Analysis of Different Violins Classification as Tools for Selecting a Good-Sounding Violin

    Open Access•Sinin Hamdan, Musib Ahmad Faudzi et al.•ARTICLE•Wacana Seni•2021

    This work evaluates four violins from three distinct manufacturers, notably Eurostring, Stentor, and Suzuki, using a scientific approach. Eurostring1 and Eurostring2 were the names given to the two Eurostring units. The purpose of this study is to identify elements in various violins that could be used as tools for selecting a pleasantsounding violin by having them classified by a professional violinist. The signal’s time varying frequency was ev…

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  • The Frequency Spectrum and Time Frequency Analysis of Different Violins Classification as Tools for Selecting a Good-Sounding Violin

    Open Access•Sinin Hamdan, Musib Ahmad Faudzi et al.•ARTICLE•Wacana Seni•2021

    This work evaluates four violins from three distinct manufacturers, notably Eurostring, Stentor, and Suzuki, using a scientific approach. Eurostring1 and Eurostring2 were the names given to the two Eurostring units. The purpose of this study is to identify elements in various violins that could be used as tools for selecting a pleasantsounding violin by having them classified by a professional violinist. The signal’s time varying frequency was ev…

  • Playing Gamelan Bonang in the Air: User Requirements for Designing a Digital Musical Instrument for the Malay Bonang

    Open Access•Khatriza Ahmad Saffian, Noris Mohd Norowi et al.•ARTICLE•Malaysian Journal of Music•2022

    In recent years, computer technologies have been impactful in the design and development of Digital Musical Instruments (DMIs). As music interaction became prominent in the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) field, emphasis on user requirement upon the design of musical interfaces has also grown since the last decade. Although designing new DMIs is becoming very popular, it is often determined by the designers and often not reflective of users’ nee…

  • A A Thematic Analysis of Folk Music Education: Trends, Technology, and Global Perspectives (2013-2023)

    Open Access•Peng Miao, Musib Ahmad Faudzi et al.•ARTICLE•Música Hodie•2024

    The background of this study is rooted in the need to understand how folk music, as an integral part of cultural heritage, has adapted to rapid changes in educational paradigms influenced by technological advancement and globalization. Despite the impact of technological advances and global cultural integration on folk music education, few reviews have examined how technology and global perspectives are transforming folk music education and ident…

  • Safeguarding the Sonic Heritage of Jin Opera: A Critical Review of Musical Preservation Practices in China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Context

    Open Access•Li Guanzhou, Musib Ahmad Faudzi et al.•ARTICLE•Asian Culture and History•2025

    This study critically examines the preservation of traditional Jin opera, a regionally significant intangible cultural heritage (ICH) from Shanxi, China, with an emphasis on its musical components. Jin opera’s distinctive vocal techniques, instrumental traditions, and melodic structures are increasingly endangered by modernization, audience decline, and transmission discontinuities. Synthesizing interdisciplinary scholarship from heritage studies…

  • The touchscreen as glass case: Technological gatekeeping and the reproduction of Authorized Heritage Discourse in AR-Mediated Jin Opera preservation

    Open Access•Guanzhou Li, Jian Pan et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of Heritage…•2026

    Digital heritage technologies are widely promoted as democratising tools that overcome the exclusionary logic historically critiqued in Laurajane Smith’s Authorized Heritage Discourse (AHD). This paper challenges that assumption through a critical examination of a Multi-Channel Augmented Reality (AR) system developed to preserve Jin Opera – an Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) form from Northern China. Drawing on a mixed-method study with 42 par…

Art (3 works) · Musical (3 works) · Visual arts (3 works) · Acoustics (2 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cultural heritage (2 works) · Diverse Musicological Studies (2 works) · Intangible cultural heritage (2 works) · Physics (2 works)

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