June 15, 2024Grenek Music JournalOpen Access

Resonating Culture: Ethnomusicological Theories Unveiling Zhuhu Music in Yangxin Tea-picking Opera of China

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Traditional zhuhu music forms, styles, and functions evolved alongside broader socio-cultural transformations in the Yangxin community.
Ethnographic research design combining participant observation and interviews with field experiences provides an account of performance practices.
Highlights the evolving cultural significance of Yangxin tea-picking opera while expanding methodological frameworks in ethnomusicology.

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Ethnographic study reveals shifting forms and cultural functions of zhuhu music in the Yangxin community, highlighting the socio-cultural evolution of local tea-picking opera traditions.

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Chengyao et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Ethnographic study reveals shifting forms and cultural functions of zhuhu music in the Yangxin community, highlighting the socio-cultural evolution of local tea-picking opera traditions.

Resonating Culture: Ethnomusicological Theories Unveiling Zhuhu Music in Yangxin Tea-picking Opera of China

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