CHIME – Journal of the Worldwide Platform for Chinese Music Research
No. 8 (1995): CHIME
Published:
2026-09-08
Contributions
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Front Matter
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Contents
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From the Editor Talk About Magic
2-3 -
The Court Ceremonial Music of Tibet On the History and Origin of 'Gar'
4-31 -
Chinese Folk Singers in Jiangsu Province (1) Field Report from the Yangzi Delta
32-58 -
Zhang Xingrong on his Fieldwork among Minorities in Southern China "One of Yunnan's Most Unique Features is its Music"
59-66 -
'A Barley Pipe Becomes a Jasper Flute' The Naxi Folk Instrument Wowo
67-75 -
'A Bit of This and a Bit of That' Notes on Pop/Rock Genres in the Eighties in China
76-95 -
'Balls under the Red Flag' Cui Jian Makes US Debut in Seattle
96-98 -
Beijing Bastards The New Revolution
99-103 -
The Shanghai Conservatory of Music A View from the Dormitory
104-112 -
Fieldwork Report Learning Guqin in Shanghai
113-116 -
Daoism and Instrumental Music of Jiangsu
117-146 -
Book Review Andrew Jones – Like a Knife: Ideology and Genre in Contemporary Chinese Popular Music (1992)
147-148 -
News and Announcements
149-182
