Kunqu Masters on Chinese Theatrical Performance Andrew Duxfield

Kunqu Masters on Chinese Theatrical Performance Andrew DuxfieldKunqu is among the oldest and most refined traditions of the family of genres known as xiqu (music drama or Chinese opera). This book consists of translated performer narrations that illuminate how one of the major Chinese theatrical forms has been taught and transmitted over the past century.

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