Listening to China's Cultural Revolution: Music, Politics, and Cultural Continuities

Clark, Paul; Pang, Laikwan; Tsai, Tsan-Huang

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Listening to China's Cultural Revolution: Music, Politics, and Cultural Continuities

Date

2016

Authors

Clark, Paul

Pang, Laikwan

Tsai, Tsan-Huang

Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan Ltd

Abstract

Bringing together the most recent research on the Cultural Revolution in China, musicologists, historians, literary scholars, and others discuss the music and its political implications. Combined, these chapters, paint a vibrant picture of the long-lasting impact that the musical revolution had on ordinary citizens, as well as political leaders.