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The Music of Central Asia is a textbook on Central Asian folk music. The work was written by 27 authors living in 14 countries. It was edited by American musicologist and ethnographer Theodore Levin, Kazakh musicologist and historian , and Kyrgyz anthropologist . The volume was announced along with a companion website, www.musicofcentralasia.org, which contains about 200 musical works and additional materials.

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rdfs:comment	The Music of Central Asia is a textbook on Central Asian folk music. The work was written by 27 authors living in 14 countries. It was edited by American musicologist and ethnographer Theodore Levin, Kazakh musicologist and historian , and Kyrgyz anthropologist . The volume was announced along with a companion website, www.musicofcentralasia.org, which contains about 200 musical works and additional materials. (en)
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dc:publisher	Indiana University Press
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bloomington, Indiana Uzbekistan Indiana University Press Anthropology Hornbostel–Sachs Music of Central Asia Turkmenistan Islam Historical Anthropology books Kazakhstan History books about music Tajikistan Soviet Union Kyrgyzstan History books about culture Sedentism Nomadic pastoralism Theodore Levin (ethnomusicologist) Soviet era dbr:Elmira_Kochumkulova dbr:Saida_Daukeyeva
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author	Theodore Levin (ethnomusicologist)
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has abstract	The Music of Central Asia is a textbook on Central Asian folk music. The work was written by 27 authors living in 14 countries. It was edited by American musicologist and ethnographer Theodore Levin, Kazakh musicologist and historian , and Kyrgyz anthropologist . The volume was announced along with a companion website, www.musicofcentralasia.org, which contains about 200 musical works and additional materials. The book deals with the musical heritage of Central Asian countries, in particular Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, the reforms in the music of the peoples living in these countries during the Soviet era, and the lives and works of leading musicians, artists and musicologists. The book also includes a glossary of musical instruments and musical terms of the peoples of Central Asia, many photographs and maps, as well as short biographies of authors and editors. The handbook was first published in 2015 by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture in Indiana University Press in Bloomington, Indiana, United States. Reprinted 2016. The work is the first textbook on the music of the peoples of Central Asia. The work consists of four major sections ("Music and Culture in Central Asia", "The World of Nomads", "The World of Sedentary Peoples", "Central Asian Music in the Age of Globalization") and 31 chapters. The book was well received by critics and readers alike. Sunmin Yoon, a professor at the University of Delaware, praised the book: "It is enriched by research written by modern scholars — both Central Asian and foreign. One of the unique features of the book is that the topics covered are written by people who have experienced them both culturally and musically. ... Through a combination of local scholars and artists, as well as foreign researchers who have worked closely with local scholars, this book presents oral traditions and customs that have rarely been explored to date." (en)
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