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Tag Archives: music
China’s national anthem
by Peter Micic
Nie Er 聂耳 and the March of the Volunteers, presented by Peter Micic
Posted in Guest Contributor, Media and Advertising, Music, Scholarship and education
Tagged March of the Volunteers, music, Nie Er, Peter Micic
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by Peter Micic
by Peter Micic
The benefits of piracy
by Kaiser Kuo
Piracy as a window on the western world.
Posted in Books, Film, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Music, TV
Tagged IPR, Kaiser Kuo, music, piracy, sawgash
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by Kaiser Kuo
by Kaiser Kuo
Is there such a thing as Chinese indie music?
Blogger Wan Yi writes about the sad state of Chinese independent record labels.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media business, Music
Tagged @classic, indie music, music, Wan Yi
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Steven Curtis Chapman talks about adopting Chinese children
Interview with Steven Curtis Chapman translated from The Bund magazine (外滩画报).
Posted in Trends and Buzz
Tagged adoption, music, Steven Curtis Chapman, The Bund
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Massage Milk on the Chinese version of Rolling Stone
Wang Xiaofeng comments on the new Chinese version of Rolling Stone magazine.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged blogs, music, Rolling Stone, Wang Xiaofeng
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So Rock Jesus
Jesus loves you, but I think you’re a cunt.
Lip-Service: Lip-Synching in Chinese Pop Music
by David Moser
When we showed up at the studio for the taping, we discovered that there was no microphone for our singer, no recording equipment or hookups for our amplifiers, and not even any electrical outlets on the stage. “How are we supposed to do our number?” I asked the studio crew. They looked at us incredulously. “You actually want to sing the song live?” they said
Posted in Guest Contributor, Music, TV
Tagged @classic, David Moser, lip-synching, music
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by David Moser
by David Moser
Chinese reggae pioneers
Maybe Chinese doctors started using some of the local herbs in their remedies because something different happened in Jamaica: Kingston’s Chinese population was involved from the earliest days with the down and dirty ghetto music that became reggae.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged @classic, bob marley, china, desmond dekker, jimmy cliff, mento, music, reggae, roots, ska
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