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Category Archives: Music
Bjork: Raise your flag? Declare independence? “Tibet…Tibet”
Iceland’s art rock princess, Bjork Iceland’s avant-garde art-rock songstress, Bjork, performed to a sold-out crowd last night at the Shanghai International Gymnastic Center; her first-ever show in Shanghai – she performed once before in Beijing, circa 1996. Never ceasing to … Continue reading
The flag never lowers on the American empire
The Star-Spangled Banner (星条旗歌) vs The Stars and Stripes Forever (星条旗永不落).
Posted in Music
Tagged Fuluzhenxiang, national anthem, translation, Xinhua
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Beijing subway jam music video
A music video shot on the Beijing subway.
P.K. 14 chosen as one of Time’s best Asian bands
Time magazine has chosen Asia’s five best bands, or rather five acts to watch in 2008. The band from China is Beijing-based P.K. 14: P.K. 14’s thrashing chords, dark bass lines and frenetic beats resonate with echoes of Sonic Youth, … Continue reading
Inside the music business in China
by Ed Peto
Ed Peto writes about the money-losing music market in China.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Music
Tagged consumerism, music, pop music
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by Ed Peto
by Ed Peto
Talib Kweli in Shanghai and Beijing
Video highlights of Yue music festival 2007.
Painkiller: China’s Heavy Metal Magazine
A profile of heavy metal mag Painkiller and its editor.
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Soundscapes of Memory: ethnomusicology in China
Peter Micic writes about musicologists’ fieldwork in China.
Posted in Music
Tagged er hu, ethnic music, gu zheng, musicology, Peter Micic, Yunnan
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Yi and Wa minority music from Yunnan
This video by Kris Ariel at GoKunming.com show performers from the Yunnan Yuansheng Indigenous Music and Dance Studio.
Posted in Featured Video, Music
Tagged dance, ethnic minorities, Kunming, music, theater, Wa, Yi, Yunnan
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Super sounds of the seventies
Yang Lang (杨浪) writes about Chinese popular music in 1977.
Posted in Music
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