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Henry M Johnson

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ID3648482
NAMEHenry M Johnson
GIVEN NAMESHenry M
FAMILY NAMEJohnson
SIGNATUREJOHNSON H M
ORCID0000-0002-7571-4994
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS3
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT3
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1996
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1996
H-INDEX1
  • Lee Yang-Hee Kayagum collection

    Henry M Johnson, Henry Johnson•ARTICLE•Musicology Australia•1996

    The Lee Yang-Hee Kayagum Collection is a live recording of 13 October 1995 at the Tokyo Suntory Hall. The disk features Lee Yang-Hee on kayagum (Korean 12-string, plucked, long zither), Kim Kyu-Hueng playing changgo (Korean hourglass drum), and Got6 Sumiko on Japanese koto (13-string, plucked, long zither). The recording comprises one traditional, two contemporary, and one modem crossover piece

  • A survey of present-day Japanese concepts and classifications of musical instruments

    Henry M Johnson, Henry Johnson•ARTICLE•Musicology Australia•1996•Cited by: 1•References: 6

    Japanese musical instruments are classified in Japan today in numerous and unique ways. As well as using well-known international classifications, together with other modern-day Japanese and non-Japanese counterparts, Japanese classifications of musical instruments are found on several levels of discourse. An examination of such hierarchies and divisions reveals not only an abundance of information about the structures of the instruments themselv…

  • A "Koto" by Any Other Name: Exploring Japanese Systems of Musical Instrument Classification

    Henry M Johnson, Henry Johnson•ARTICLE•Asian Music•1996

    times in different contexts for the Japanese koto, this article shows that this particular instrument is a signifier of unique meanings in many environments. The instrument is discussed in terms of showing the importance of understanding its labels and the reasons for giving it such labels in the first place. The objective of this discussion is to introduce the many levels of meaning associated with the koto in order to show how the instrument is…

  • A survey of present-day Japanese concepts and classifications of musical instruments

    Henry M Johnson, Henry Johnson•ARTICLE•Musicology Australia•1996•Cited by: 1•References: 6

    Japanese musical instruments are classified in Japan today in numerous and unique ways. As well as using well-known international classifications, together with other modern-day Japanese and non-Japanese counterparts, Japanese classifications of musical instruments are found on several levels of discourse. An examination of such hierarchies and divisions reveals not only an abundance of information about the structures of the instruments themselv…

  • Lee Yang-Hee Kayagum collection

    Henry M Johnson, Henry Johnson•ARTICLE•Musicology Australia•1996

    The Lee Yang-Hee Kayagum Collection is a live recording of 13 October 1995 at the Tokyo Suntory Hall. The disk features Lee Yang-Hee on kayagum (Korean 12-string, plucked, long zither), Kim Kyu-Hueng playing changgo (Korean hourglass drum), and Got6 Sumiko on Japanese koto (13-string, plucked, long zither). The recording comprises one traditional, two contemporary, and one modem crossover piece

  • A survey of present-day Japanese concepts and classifications of musical instruments

    Henry M Johnson, Henry Johnson•ARTICLE•Musicology Australia•1996•Cited by: 1•References: 6

    Japanese musical instruments are classified in Japan today in numerous and unique ways. As well as using well-known international classifications, together with other modern-day Japanese and non-Japanese counterparts, Japanese classifications of musical instruments are found on several levels of discourse. An examination of such hierarchies and divisions reveals not only an abundance of information about the structures of the instruments themselv…

  • A "Koto" by Any Other Name: Exploring Japanese Systems of Musical Instrument Classification

    Henry M Johnson, Henry Johnson•ARTICLE•Asian Music•1996

    times in different contexts for the Japanese koto, this article shows that this particular instrument is a signifier of unique meanings in many environments. The instrument is discussed in terms of showing the importance of understanding its labels and the reasons for giving it such labels in the first place. The objective of this discussion is to introduce the many levels of meaning associated with the koto in order to show how the instrument is…

Art (3 works) · Acoustics (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Diverse Musicological Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Musical (2 works) · Musical instrument (2 works) · Musicology and Musical Analysis (2 works)

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