Traditional Chinese Music in Contemporary Singapore
Traditional Chinese Music in Contemporary Singapore is a collection of essays written by 12 esteemed contributors who are greatly involved in contributing to, building up and maintaining the world of traditional Chinese music in Singapore. Ranging from musicians and conductors to lecturers and educators, these essays present diverse perspectives and incisive insights into this particular sphere of music, and are both a useful entry point for the curious reader, as well as valuable companions to experienced enthusiasts.
Citation:
Loh, Michelle, and Yan Sing Lum, editors. Traditional Chinese Music in Contemporary Singapore. Singapore, Pagesetters Services Pte Ltd, 2020, ISBN / ISSN: 978-981-14-3778-6.
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