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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Korean musical"”.
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Byung-Hee Oh's Cantata Light of the East: A Fusion of Western and Korean Musical Elements.
… a leading composer in the second generation of Korean choral composers. She has held professional positions including as a church musician, as an instructor at the Korea Choir Academy, on the faculty of Han-Sei University, as a composer and editor for the Korean publishing company Chorus Center, …
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The Last Empress (1995): the paradoxical development of the Korean indigenous musical and its intercultural implications
This study examines The Last Empress, the Korean mega-musical, as a case study to explore how Korea’s modernism in theatre shifted towards a globalizing process in its society from the early 1990s to the beginning of the twenty-first century. This study argues that the Korean musical company, Art …
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Western Music in Korea: Focused on 20th Century Flute Compositions by Korean Composers
… two provides the brief overview of general Korean history of the nineteenth century, and a historical survey of Western music in Korea from 1880s to 1945. Chapter three presents a scholarly study of Korean traditional music, which includes overview of the types of music, and philosophical …
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An analysis of Jung Sun Park's Missa Brevis 'Psallentes' with guidelines for performance
… although choral music was written by various Korean composers, most pieces required instrumental accompaniment, and very few were intended for a cappella chorus. A widely respected composer in Korea, Jung Sun Park is well known for incorporating elements of traditional Korean music into his a …
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A sound of Korea: Hunminjeongeum by Byunghee Oh
… scene in South Korea. Even the most acclaimed Korean composers’ work, both male and female, often remains unrecognized internationally due to language barriers and the challenges of grasping traditional Korean melodies and rhythms. This dissertation addresses these challenges through an …
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National Identity Formation and Musical Modernism in Post-World War II Korea
… cultural rebuilding, was manifested in the musical works and careers of Korean composers who engaged with modern art music of the West. In exploring this question, my dissertation presents a cultural history of the translation of twentieth-century European musical modernism into the Korean …
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Performing Ero Guro: Erotic-Grotesque Bodies and Normativity in Post-WWII Japanese and Korean Theatre
… and grotesque bodies in post-WWII Japanese and Korean theatre responded to each nation’s image of the ideal body. Those ideal bodily images were the product of haunting modernity as well as of the following historical circumstances after Japan’s loss in WWII—the Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and …