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Tag Archives: music
Baidu plots to divide and conquer music industry
An article about Baidu and its strategy to conquer the music industry.
Music Shorts – Banana Monkey
A performance by Banana Monkey, an up and coming indie / garage rock band from Shanghai.
Posted in Featured Video, Music
Tagged Banana Monkey, Danwei TV, indie, music, rock, Schokora, Shanghai, Shanghai Beat
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The Beijing Blues
This is a video for the song ‘Beijing Blues’ by local band Woodie Alan.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Beijing, blues, music, rock, Woodie Alan
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Decadent music
A 1982 news story about “decadent” music.
Posted in The Earnshaw Vault
Tagged decadence, Deng Liqun, media regulation, music, pop music, spiritual pollution
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China Lounge
A music and photo event in Beijing.
Posted in Events
Tagged Fernando Fidanza, Jacopo Della Ragione, music, photography, Xiao Li
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Funky Chinatown and the Asian riff
All about the ‘Asian riff’, a melodic phrase that has represents the mysteries of the Far East in the language of Western pop music.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Music
Tagged Asian riff, copyright, music, Peter Micic, stereotypes, stock music
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Touring China with the guqin
John Thompson on old guqin music; controling coverage of the earthquake; the race for gold medals; a non-looting episode; no more thin plastic bags; why not to learn Chinese.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged earthquake, guqin, language, music, Olympics, plastic bags
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Free speech from a former Publicity Department head
Zhong Peizhang on free speech; China gourmet; Paul French vs. Tom Doctoroff; moving to China; music in the Vatican; Barmé on the torch; Chinese firms bargain-hunting.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged acquisitions, food, free speech, music, Olympic torch relay
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I don’t watch CCTV
A punk song titled ‘I don’t watch CCTV’.