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Date:
Mon, 8 Mar 1999 11:21:35 +0800
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Loke ShiukTung <[log in to unmask]>
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>From a layman view, there are 2 types of "Chinese" music, which some of us
might be confused -

   (i) Traditional Chinese music with the use of instruments such as "pi
   ba", "er hu", "gu qin" etc.  "Chinese Orchestra" if one can put it this
   way.  They have distinct "Chinese" sound.    I doubt that there is any
   influence by the western be it political or music idea.  (Do correct me
   if I am wrong).

   (ii)  Chinese or Chinese-like music composed to be played on "Western"
   instruments such as piano, violin, etc. and orchestra.

Most discussion these days are channel at the 2nd type of Chinese music.

Regards,

Loke

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