Jason Gibbs
Biographic Data
| ID | 3648356 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jason Gibbs |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jason |
| FAMILY NAME | Gibbs |
| SIGNATURE | GIBBS J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Capitalist Music Brings Jail
In 1971, the Democratic Republic of Vietnam convicted musicians for playing “yellow music,” or decadent, romantic music. The government singled out the convicted men as idlers whose activities discouraged other young people from productive activity in support of the ongoing war. The banned music drew from songs popular before the arrival of the communist government in Hà Nội in 1954. The trial and sentencing of these men belied the continued popu…
Together We Go Red Soldiers’
Vietnamese music history records the song ‘Cùng nhau đi hồng binh’ [‘Let's Go Forward Red Army’] as having been created at the time of the Nghe Tinh Soviet and the founding of the Indochinese Communist Party. Attributed to a political prisoner, it circulated in Vietnam's prisons in the 1930s. Although the circumstances of the song's creation and creator are murky, both have been given revolutionary credentials to help solidify claims that the Com…
How Does Hanoi Rock? The Way to Rock and Roll in Vietnam
How Does Hanoi Rock?The Way to Rock and Roll in Vietnam Jason Gibbs (bio) The origins of rock music are nearly coincident with Vietnam's 1954 partitioning; Elvis Presley's first single was reaching the radio airwaves as the French agreed to withdraw from Indochina (James 1989, 122). Not long afterward, American advisors and military personnel were arriving in South Vietnam bringing the latest American popular music with them. Rock was the music o…
The Music of the State
This paper traces the history of the Vietnamese national anthem. It examines the selection of Van Cao's "Tiêên quâân ca" [Advancing Army Song] and the various alternatives that existed during Vietnam's unsettled twentieth century history. The meaning of the national anthem is also compared with an earlier music of the state, the ritual music of the court
Spoken Theater, La Scene Tonkinoise, and the First Modern Vietnamese Songs
L'A. retrace l'evolution de la scene musicale vietnamienne sous l'influence francaise et occidentale dans la premiere moitie du 20 eme siecle. Il decrit d'abord comment, a travers notamment la creation du Theâtre Municipal de Hanoi, un genre theâtral radicalement nouveau, le kich noi - theâtre parle de style occidental, ainsi que l'introduction de la musique et des chansons occidentales ont transforme les valeurs du theâtre musical vietnamien tra…
The Music of the State
This paper traces the history of the Vietnamese national anthem. It examines the selection of Van Cao's "Tiêên quâân ca" [Advancing Army Song] and the various alternatives that existed during Vietnam's unsettled twentieth century history. The meaning of the national anthem is also compared with an earlier music of the state, the ritual music of the court
Spoken Theater, La Scene Tonkinoise, and the First Modern Vietnamese Songs
L'A. retrace l'evolution de la scene musicale vietnamienne sous l'influence francaise et occidentale dans la premiere moitie du 20 eme siecle. Il decrit d'abord comment, a travers notamment la creation du Theâtre Municipal de Hanoi, un genre theâtral radicalement nouveau, le kich noi - theâtre parle de style occidental, ainsi que l'introduction de la musique et des chansons occidentales ont transforme les valeurs du theâtre musical vietnamien tra…
The Music of the State
This paper traces the history of the Vietnamese national anthem. It examines the selection of Van Cao's "Tiêên quâân ca" [Advancing Army Song] and the various alternatives that existed during Vietnam's unsettled twentieth century history. The meaning of the national anthem is also compared with an earlier music of the state, the ritual music of the court
How Does Hanoi Rock? The Way to Rock and Roll in Vietnam
How Does Hanoi Rock?The Way to Rock and Roll in Vietnam Jason Gibbs (bio) The origins of rock music are nearly coincident with Vietnam's 1954 partitioning; Elvis Presley's first single was reaching the radio airwaves as the French agreed to withdraw from Indochina (James 1989, 122). Not long afterward, American advisors and military personnel were arriving in South Vietnam bringing the latest American popular music with them. Rock was the music o…
Together We Go Red Soldiers’
Vietnamese music history records the song ‘Cùng nhau đi hồng binh’ [‘Let's Go Forward Red Army’] as having been created at the time of the Nghe Tinh Soviet and the founding of the Indochinese Communist Party. Attributed to a political prisoner, it circulated in Vietnam's prisons in the 1930s. Although the circumstances of the song's creation and creator are murky, both have been given revolutionary credentials to help solidify claims that the Com…
Capitalist Music Brings Jail
In 1971, the Democratic Republic of Vietnam convicted musicians for playing “yellow music,” or decadent, romantic music. The government singled out the convicted men as idlers whose activities discouraged other young people from productive activity in support of the ongoing war. The banned music drew from songs popular before the arrival of the communist government in Hà Nội in 1954. The trial and sentencing of these men belied the continued popu…
Vietnamese History and Culture Studies (5 works) · Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Vietnamese (3 works) · Art history (2 works) · Communism (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works)