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Historical And Cultural Background. Geography -- Climate -- Economy -- History -- Exodus From Cambodia -- Communications In United States -- Customs And Traditions. Religion -- Ethnic Makeup -- Language -- Family -- Clothing -- Festivals -- Education -- The Arts -- Khmer Musical Forms, Genres And Instruments. Music In Historical Perspective -- Musical Characteristics -- Musical Instruments: Aerophones, Idiophones, Mebranophones, Chordophones -- Musical Forms And Genres -- Tradition And Change -- Teaching And Learning -- A Guide To The Music Of Cambodia: Fourteen Guided Listening Experiences. Introduction -- For The Music Professional -- Performance Considerations -- When Using Classroom Instruments -- Learning By Listening. Three Etiquette Songs For Small Children: Mun Pel Nhaim = Before Mealtime; Doeur Roeu Keng = Walk Or Sleep; Leang Dai = Wash Hands -- A Game Song: Chapp Kaun Khleng = Catch The Baby Eagle -- Scarf Game Songs: Leak Kanseng = Hiding The Scarf; Chhoung -- Song Of The Colorful Bird: Sarika Keo -- Khmer Action Song: Bakkha = Bird -- Beginners Instrumental Piece: Thung Le -- A Sampler Of Instrumental Sounds -- Piece For Three Instruments (roneat Ek, Korng Tauch, Korng Thomm): Khmer Changkeh Reav = Slim-waisted Khmer -- The Mohori Ensemble: Khvann Tung -- Loeung Preah Punlea = Getting On The Pavilion -- A Musical Story: The Story Of Neang Kangrey And Prince Rithisen -- Drums: Themes And Variations On The Thaun-rumanea Drum Pair -- Boxing Music: Phleng Pradall -- Popular Music/popular Dance: Roam Vung -- The Legend Of Tiger -- Appendix. Transcriptions In The Key Of Recorded Performance. Sam-ang Sam, Patricia Shehan Campbell; [illustrations By Yang Sam And Tho Tony Sangphet; Photographs By Bonnie Periale... [et Al.]. Discography: P. 140. Filmography: P. 141. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 138-139) And Index.
This book investigates the traditional music of Cambodia, exploring its historical context, cultural significance, and diverse forms. It delves into the geographical, historical, and societal factors that have shaped Cambodian music, including its people's exodus and traditions. The work meticulously details Khmer musical characteristics, instruments (aerophones, idiophones, membranophones, chordophones), genres, and forms, examining the interplay of tradition and change within its musical landscape.
This comprehensive work on Cambodian traditional music is presented as a detailed academic resource, likely appealing to ethnomusicologists, musicians, and cultural historians. The extensive scope, covering historical context, musical theory, and practical application through listening experiences, suggests a thorough and authoritative treatment of the subject. The inclusion of transcriptions, a discography, and a bibliography indicates its utility for both academic study and practical musical engagement.
Page Count:
144
Publication Date:
1991-01-01
Publisher:
World Music Pr
ISBN-10:
093720336X
ISBN-13:
9780937203361
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