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Asia in Transition

Songs of the Kampung

Frankensteining, Feminism, and Performance History of 10 Pantun Settings

Hairul Hafizi Hasnan & Mohd Fairuz Zamani & Fung Ying Loo

Songs of the Kampung

Asia in Transition

Songs of the Kampung

Frankensteining, Feminism, and Performance History of 10 Pantun Settings

Asia in Transition: Songs of the Kampung

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It then delves into the compositional techniques behind 10 Pantun Settings, highlighting Razak’s use of “Frankensteining”—a method of assembling disparate pantun texts into a cohesive musical narrative—and his rich use of musical imagery to evoke kampung life, childhood nostalgia, and emotional depth.

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Beschrijving Asia in Transition: Songs of the Kampung

It then delves into the compositional techniques behind 10 Pantun Settings, highlighting Razak’s use of “Frankensteining”—a method of assembling disparate pantun texts into a cohesive musical narrative—and his rich use of musical imagery to evoke kampung life, childhood nostalgia, and emotional depth.

ISBN
9789819217090
Pagina's
130
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Serie
Asia in Transition
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Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
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Springer Verlag, Singapore

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