Stepping in the Madang: Sustaining Expressive Ecologies of Korean Drumming and Dance

"Music ethnography explores the significance of "site-specificity" in sustaining expressive folk genres in contemporary South Korea, specifically Korean drummers and dancers grounding their art in the local context or "madang.""--

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Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)
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2024-09-26
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Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Stepping in the Madang: Sustaining Expressive Ecologies of Korean Drumming and Dance

Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)
Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Stepping in the Madang: Sustaining Expressive Ecologies of Korean Drumming and Dance

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