Mohd Nasir Hashim
Biographic Data
| ID | 8960068 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohd Nasir Hashim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohd Nasir |
| FAMILY NAME | Hashim |
| SIGNATURE | HASHIM M N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Malaya |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7715-732X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Shaping of Modernity
The modernization process of Chinese orchestras has been ongoing for nearly a century, andnd the most important factor influencing this process is the Western music system. This study reviews the historical evolution of modern Chinese orchestras and reveals the diverse influences of Western music systems on their development. These influences appear in multiple dimensions, including orchestra structure, instrumental reform, and the growth of Chin…
Ecomusicology of Qinpai Erhu in the Guanzhong Region of Shaanxi
Ecomusicology constitutes an interdisciplinary field that applies ethnomusicological and anthropological perspectives to the study of music and sound as they intersect with human social and cultural practices and their relations with the natural environment. Qin pai erhu—commonly referred to as “Shaanxi erhu”—represents a distinctive regional school characterized by specialized performance techniques and stylistic features derived from Shaanxi’s …
Innovative Strategies for Improving the Engagement of Online Music-Ensemble Classes Through Flipped Teaching
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted educators to design online-teaching methods to conduct class activities. However, not all subjects are suitable for online delivery, especially if they require practical activities. One example is music-ensemble classes. Online music-ensemble classes have long faced the problem of poor audio latency and sound quality. Furthermore, being unable to play musical instruments together can easily disrupt students’ concent…
A comparative study
This article studies the relationship between actors and audiences participation in theater, using the oft-compared Brechtian theater style, and the religious and ritualistic Passion play Ta’ziyeh. To investigate the similarities and differences between these two forms, the distancing or “V”- effect of Brechtian theater is compared to the dramatic value of distancing in conveying the strong moral principles associated with the traditional perform…
“Kaboudan and Esfandiar” under eclecticism
Special theatrical forms have been developed in many geographical-cultural areas of the world, and are indigenous to that area. In comparison with the original forms, these forms are considered as traditional, and when they are comprehensive, they are considered as national. The present research investigates “Kaboudan and Esfandiar” based on eclectic theory. “Kaboudan and Esfandiar” result from dramatic storytelling, and are combined with Western…
When the attraction of Ta’ziyeh is diminished, the community should inevitably find a suitable replacement for it
This article studies the influence of form and content of Ta’ziyeh on theatre alongside replacement of Ta’ziyeh in modern theatre by eclectic theatre. In order to investigate and critic the character of Ta’ziyeh on modern theatre, Ta’ziyeh and its influence of artists works are analysed. This raises the question, Is Ta’ziyeh only a traditional, symbolic and unrealistic form of theatre, incomparable to other theatrical styles, or it needs to be fo…
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When the attraction of Ta’ziyeh is diminished, the community should inevitably find a suitable replacement for it
This article studies the influence of form and content of Ta’ziyeh on theatre alongside replacement of Ta’ziyeh in modern theatre by eclectic theatre. In order to investigate and critic the character of Ta’ziyeh on modern theatre, Ta’ziyeh and its influence of artists works are analysed. This raises the question, Is Ta’ziyeh only a traditional, symbolic and unrealistic form of theatre, incomparable to other theatrical styles, or it needs to be fo…
“Kaboudan and Esfandiar” under eclecticism
Special theatrical forms have been developed in many geographical-cultural areas of the world, and are indigenous to that area. In comparison with the original forms, these forms are considered as traditional, and when they are comprehensive, they are considered as national. The present research investigates “Kaboudan and Esfandiar” based on eclectic theory. “Kaboudan and Esfandiar” result from dramatic storytelling, and are combined with Western…
A comparative study
This article studies the relationship between actors and audiences participation in theater, using the oft-compared Brechtian theater style, and the religious and ritualistic Passion play Ta’ziyeh. To investigate the similarities and differences between these two forms, the distancing or “V”- effect of Brechtian theater is compared to the dramatic value of distancing in conveying the strong moral principles associated with the traditional perform…
Innovative Strategies for Improving the Engagement of Online Music-Ensemble Classes Through Flipped Teaching
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted educators to design online-teaching methods to conduct class activities. However, not all subjects are suitable for online delivery, especially if they require practical activities. One example is music-ensemble classes. Online music-ensemble classes have long faced the problem of poor audio latency and sound quality. Furthermore, being unable to play musical instruments together can easily disrupt students’ concent…
Ecomusicology of Qinpai Erhu in the Guanzhong Region of Shaanxi
Ecomusicology constitutes an interdisciplinary field that applies ethnomusicological and anthropological perspectives to the study of music and sound as they intersect with human social and cultural practices and their relations with the natural environment. Qin pai erhu—commonly referred to as “Shaanxi erhu”—represents a distinctive regional school characterized by specialized performance techniques and stylistic features derived from Shaanxi’s …
The Shaping of Modernity
The modernization process of Chinese orchestras has been ongoing for nearly a century, andnd the most important factor influencing this process is the Western music system. This study reviews the historical evolution of modern Chinese orchestras and reveals the diverse influences of Western music systems on their development. These influences appear in multiple dimensions, including orchestra structure, instrumental reform, and the growth of Chin…
Art (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Diverse Musicological Studies (2 works) · Education and Islamic Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Indigenous (2 works) · Islamic Studies and History (2 works)