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|Publisher=Wesleyan University Press | |Publisher=Wesleyan University Press | ||
|Publication date=1997 | |Publication date=1997 | ||
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− | |Description of information=A scholar and trained performer of Balinese vocal music and dance, ethnomusicologist Edward Herbst brings unique talents to bear in this provocative book. The lessons of his Balinese masters enable him to offer fresh insight to this culture's aesthetics and cultural elements. Appropriating John Cage's effective style of "mixing theory, anecdote, context, philosophy, and humor," Herbst crafts an accessible body of work, compelling in substance and form. By merging the "Balinese concept of place-time-context with Cage's concepts of structure, method, and form, [Herbst] returns to the critical issue of what scholars and intercultural artists are doing, and 'what' is their 'object' under study." Undergraduates and scholars in fields as varied as theater studies and anthropology will find this book and companion CD (in print editions) an important resource not only for its knowledgeable treatment of Balinese culture, but as an example of a more personal and engaging style of scholarly discourse. The ebook edition includes embedded audio. | + | |Description of information=E-book : A scholar and trained performer of Balinese vocal music and dance, ethnomusicologist Edward Herbst brings unique talents to bear in this provocative book. The lessons of his Balinese masters enable him to offer fresh insight to this culture's aesthetics and cultural elements. Appropriating John Cage's effective style of "mixing theory, anecdote, context, philosophy, and humor," Herbst crafts an accessible body of work, compelling in substance and form. By merging the "Balinese concept of place-time-context with Cage's concepts of structure, method, and form, [Herbst] returns to the critical issue of what scholars and intercultural artists are doing, and 'what' is their 'object' under study." Undergraduates and scholars in fields as varied as theater studies and anthropology will find this book and companion CD (in print editions) an important resource not only for its knowledgeable treatment of Balinese culture, but as an example of a more personal and engaging style of scholarly discourse. The ebook edition includes embedded audio. |
|Link=www.amazon.com | |Link=www.amazon.com | ||
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− | |Author=Edward Herbst | + | |Author=Edward Herbst |
− | |Subject=music, Art, culture, dance | + | |Subject=music, Art, culture, dance |
− | |Linked words=Gambelan | + | |Linked words=Gambelan |
+ | |Topic=Arts | ||
+ | |SummaryTopic=Insight into the culture's aesthetics and cultural elements in vocal music and dance theatre. | ||
+ | |SummaryTopic id=Wawasan tentang estetika budaya dan elemen budaya dalam musik vokal dan teater tari. | ||
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- Title
- Voices in Bali
- Original language
- English
- Author(s)
- Illustrator(s)
- Publisher
- Wesleyan University Press
- ISBN
- 9780819573285
- Publication date
- 1997
- Subjects
- music
- Art
- culture
- dance
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Description(s)
E-book : A scholar and trained performer of Balinese vocal music and dance, ethnomusicologist Edward Herbst brings unique talents to bear in this provocative book. The lessons of his Balinese masters enable him to offer fresh insight to this culture's aesthetics and cultural elements. Appropriating John Cage's effective style of "mixing theory, anecdote, context, philosophy, and humor," Herbst crafts an accessible body of work, compelling in substance and form. By merging the "Balinese concept of place-time-context with Cage's concepts of structure, method, and form, [Herbst] returns to the critical issue of what scholars and intercultural artists are doing, and 'what' is their 'object' under study." Undergraduates and scholars in fields as varied as theater studies and anthropology will find this book and companion CD (in print editions) an important resource not only for its knowledgeable treatment of Balinese culture, but as an example of a more personal and engaging style of scholarly discourse. The ebook edition includes embedded audio.
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