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It feels so far away. The philosophy and music of the Hindu Indians depicted in this book feel farther away than the actual distance to India. I did not read this book thoroughly. This was because my interest in them and my curiosity about Indian music were not very high. It was quite different from the interest in them I felt recently while reading "Auntie Yongja's Tea Plantation Experience." I wonder why that was the case. It likely lies in the difference in whether one can empathize. I could
With the number of people traveling to India for various reasons increasing significantly, travel guides are currently being served by Lonely Planet, translated Japanese travel books, and a small number of domestic publications. However, it has always been regrettable that there are no books introducing Indian music, which occupies a major part of India's rich culture. This book attempts to go beyond a mere introduction to Indian music and explore the music and sound that underlie it as a
Yoon Hye-jin: Indian music
*Indian Music* deals with "Indian Classical Music," which is understood as India's cultural tradition. Placing more weight on the integration of Indian music than its individuality, the author establishes five categories—musical stem, musical pulse, musical space, musical design, and musical color—to define the structure of Indian music; meanwhile, the book centers on the integration of structuralism and semantics, as well as the integration of Indian music interpreted within cultural traditions with philosophical thought.
Korean title: 인도음악
Korean author: 윤혜진
Korean publisher: 일조각
ISBN-13: 9788933705773
Reviews
It feels so far away. The philosophy and music of the Hindu Indians depicted in this book feel farther away than the actual distance to India. I did not read this book thoroughly. This was because my interest in them and my curiosity about Indian music were not very high. It was quite different from the interest in them I felt recently while reading "Auntie Yongja's Tea Plantation Experience." I wonder why that was the case. It likely lies in the difference in whether one can empathize. I could
With the number of people traveling to India for various reasons increasing significantly, travel guides are currently being served by Lonely Planet, translated Japanese travel books, and a small number of domestic publications. However, it has always been regrettable that there are no books introducing Indian music, which occupies a major part of India's rich culture. This book attempts to go beyond a mere introduction to Indian music and explore the music and sound that underlie it as a
