Back Matter

Source: Asian Music, Vol. 2, No. 1 (1971), pp. 46-47

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 KOREAN TRADITIONAL MUSIC PUBLICATION CO.

Sam Sung Bld., Room 502 11-1 Kwanchul-dong, Chongno-ku,

I. P. O. BOX 2425 SEOUL, KOREA

The Korean Traditional Music Publication Subcommittee has embarked

upon a wide-scale publication project of the complete traditional music and
dance forms of Korea, the first five volumes of which have now been published.

Each volume includes complete orchestral scores in western notation

accompanied by explanatory notes in English. Included also with each volume
are "A classification of Korean music", "The Instrumentation and Formation",
"The Explanation of the Korean Musical Instruments and Their Illustrations",
and one 8 inch 33 1/3 RPM-LP disc containing excerpts from the prited scores.

The first five volumes with accompanying list prices are as follows.

I. Orchestral Music: (1) Soo Je Chun

(2) Bo Huh Ja
(3) Chwi T'a 146 pages - $ 14. 60

II. Chamber Music: Choong Kwang 154 pages - $ 15. 40

III. Instrumental Improvisational Music:

(1) Kayageum Sanjo
(2) Kuhmoongo Sanjo
(3) Piri Sanjo
(4) Haegeum Sanjo
(5) Taegeum Sanjo 170 pages - $ 17. 00

IV. Chamber Music: P'yo Jung Mahn Bahng 120 pages - $ 12. 00

V. Chamber Music: (1) Kyung P'oong Nyun

(2) Yum Yang Ch'oon
(3) Soo Ryung Eum 130 pages - $ 13. 00

Total - $ 72. 00

Note (1) The volumes are not separately available.

(2) List price covers only registered sea mail; air mail charge will be extra.
(3) It is requested that all checks be made payable and sent to the following:
The Korean Traditional Music Publication Co.
Mr. Lee. Wol-chool
I. P. O. Box 2425, Seoul, Korea

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 INTERNATIONAL FOLK MUSIC COUNCIL

The International Folk Music Council has pleasure in announcing that its
Twenty-first Conference will be held from August 27 to September 3, 1971,
at Kingston, Jamaica, by invitation of the Minister of Finance and Planning
of the Government of Jamaica. The Program Committee, Professor Klaus
Wachsmann, Chairman, has listed the following themes of papers to be
presented:

Folk Music and Dance in Education

The Process of Acculturation in Folk Music and Dance

The Impact of Electronic Technology on the

Practice and Study of Folk Music and Dance.

In addition to sessions devoted to Workshops and Demonstrations,

presentation and discussion of tape and film material, performances of
folk dance and folk song by authentic traditional Jamaican groups, the
Conference will include an excursion to country villages to see living
folklore, a visit to the Government archives and a West Indian Reference
Library and a visit to the site of archaeological and/or oceanographic
exploration.

For further information write to (a) Professor Graham George,

International Folk Music Council, Department of Music, Queen's University,
Kingston, Ontario, Canada. (b) Miss Olive Lewin, Jamaica School of
Music, 19 Hope Road, Kingston 10, Jamaica.

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 ASIAN MUSIC PUBLICATIONS

Catalog and Prospectus

Series A: Bibliographic and Research Aids.

1. Chinese Music: an Annotated Bibliography. By Fredric Lieberman.
Nearly 1500 entries; indexes to subject and names. August 1970.
$5. 00.

2. Filipino Music: an Annotated Bibliography. By Ricardo Trimillos.

In preparation.
Series B: Translations.

1. Dissertation on the Music of the Chinese, Ancient and Modern.

By Joseph-Marie Amiot. The first English translation of
this monumental 18th century study; incorporates much
material omitted from the Roussier edition. In preparation.
Series C: Reprints.

1. Selected Readings on Music in Communist China. Edited by

Fredric Lieberman. Includes historical documents and
analyses selected from both communist and non-communist
sources. Late 1971.

Series D: Monographs.
1. Bugaku: Japanese Court Dance, with the Notation of Basic
Movements and Nasori. By Carl Wolz. Early 1971.
2. Kirgiz Instrumental Music, with Emphasis on the Poly-
phonic Lute Style.By Mark Slobin. 1969. xiv 158p., music,
bibliography, glossary. $4. 00.
3. A Study of Kagok, a Traditional Korean Vocal Form. By
Coralie Sims Rockwell. Early 1971.
Asian Music Publications is a non-profit service sponsored by the Society
for Asian Music, to make available books useful for the study of Asian
music. As our main purpose is to disseminate information quickly and
inexpensively, most books will be photo-offset from typewritten copy
similar to this prospectus, paperbound, and priced in the $5. 00 range.
Standing orders help us to estimate the number of copies to print, and
we actively solicit standing orders from libraries and individuals; a
ten-percent discount is allowed on standing orders.
For orders or information please write:
Asian Music Publications
Music Department
Brown University
Providence, R. I. 02912

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