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SALON ORCHESTRA MUSIC KOREAN DANCE HIKO HIKO by LUDERS/1904
TITLE: HIKO HIKO (Korean Dance from "The Sho-gun")
COMPOSER: Gustav Luders
ARRANGER: Hilding Anderson
COPYRIGHT DATE: 1904..............17 pages,
This orchestra arrangement is complete and has the following instrumentation: Piano/Conductor, Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Bass, Flute & Piccolo, Clarinet in Bb, Cornets in Bb 12, Trombone, Drums.
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COMPOSER: Gustav Luders/ARRANGER: Hilding Anderson |
M.Witmark & Sons New York |
English
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Music Sheet.Two Songs: On Wings of Prayer and Earth is the Gift of God. /1930
Two Songs: On Wings of Prayer and Earth is the Gift of God. M "These are Traditional Folk Songs of Korea, brought to us and translated by Rody Hyun, one of the Koreans whom Homer Rodeheaver brought over here and gave special music training. He was graduated from chosen Christian College and received a Master's degree from an accredited school in America. he was in Korea, teaching very successfully in Chosen Christian College." 5 pages. On back page, extra selection: Assurance by Chas H. Gabriel and George O. Webster. Signed by Rody Hyun on front cover in English and in Korean.
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Hyun, Rody (Dr.) |
The Rodeheaven Company,Chicago |
English
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THE PEARL OF KOREA for silent films in movie /1921
This is the ¡°original music¡± that musicians used to accompany silent films in movie houses all over the world.
Later on, this music was used for the late 1920¡¯s silents that had synchronized soundtracks.
Then in the early 1930s, some of the smaller Hollywood studios used this music to underscore their Western and Adventure films.
These orchestrations/arrangements [with all the cues] are very versatile by the fact that they can be played by a solo/single pianist, or up to a 15 or 16 piece orchestra.
Most of the original copies of this rare music were thrown out when ¡°talking¡± pictures came in.
Copyright: 1921,CARL FISCHER New York.(later published in 1940)
Size: 30cmx23cm
1) First Violin ,4 pages.
2) Piano-Conductor ,12 pages.
3) 2nd Violin, 3 pages.
4) Organ,5 pages
5)Piccolo, 2 pages.
6)Violoncello ,3 pages.
7)Viola, 3 pages.
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LUCIUS HOSMER |
CARL FISCHER NYC
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ATLANTIS ,1929/1929
hardcover, 4to. 704 pages. Korea section: Korean Dance (from page 218- to page 223/Korean Ancient relics(from page 249 to page 255)
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Atlantis-Verlag,Berlin |
German
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The Journal of American Folk-lore Vol.X No.XXXVIII,1897
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Stiff Card Covers. 8 vo.First Edition. 8vo - over 7¨ú" - 9¨ú" tall. essay on the 'Holy Grail' by W.W.Newell. This is part II. Also in this 19th century 89pp journal is a 13pp.essay by W.W.Beauchamp on the Iroquois Longhouse faith of Handsome Lake as well as Korean Nursery Rhyme(6 pages) and Hopi ritua. Quite rare early publication of the American Folklore Lournal.
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The American Folklore Society |
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Korean Dancer(Choi Seung Hee) ca.1940 SIGNED IN BOTH CHINESE CHARACTERS and IN ENGLISH BY Choi Seung Hee/1940
soft cover, 8 vo. 24 pages including covers.Illustrated with 22 black and white
photographs.Biography wiith an additional essay by Helen Parkhurst, president of the Dalton Schools...............She was born into the upper-class in Keijo (now Seoul) under the Japanese rule. When she was fifteen, she went to Japan to study under a Japanese modern dancer Ishii Baku against her father's opposition. She distinguished herself as one of the most talented dancers. She developed her own modern dances inspired by Korean folk dances, which had been considered as lowly works. She was supported by Japanese intellectuals including Kawabata Yasunari.
She went to North Korea and got posts in the communist government. She was purged by the party and disappeared in the 1960s. In February 2003, she was rehabilitated and utilized for propaganda by North Korea, who announced that she died in 1969(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHOI SEUNGHEE: The Korean Dancer (vhs)
The Extraordinary Life and Career of a Legendary Performer
¡°She enraptured the world with her grace and enigmatic Asian style.¡±
The New York Times
¡°Her dance was full of life, and beautiful; with an unbelievable elegance of movement. She ascended to the greatest heights of her art and profession in her own land, Korea. She introduced Eastern dance to the European world, and performed with Martha Graham and the American Ballet Company. Yet she suffered exile and, almost certainly, assassination at the hands of a bloody tyrant.
¡°Choi Seunghee was born in 1911 to a poor family in South Korea, then ruled as a feudal colony by Japan. This award-winning documentary traces her amazing and unprecedented rise to international fame and artistic success through her innovative adaptation of traditional Korean dance to modern expressionism. Combining music and dance in sensual combination, her beautiful silhouette and vivacious personality were applauded by both rich and poor throughout Korea, Japan and China, where the dance techniques she developed are still taught.
¡°Unique color film of Choi Seunghee performing, and many rare archival photographs and interviews give an unforgettable look at the extraordinary life and career of a legendary performer.¡± ---From the box blurb.
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Basanta Koomar Roy. |
Spotlite Publicity Features , N.Y. |
English
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Encyclopedie DE LA MUSIQUE et Dictionnaire du Conservatoire ,premiere partie(Encyclopedia of Music in French ,volume one of 11 volumes/set)/1913
hard cover,morocco back and marbled boards, illustrated, mild 4 to. 610 pages.first edition.text in French.
The first part, Histoire de la Musique, was brought out in 5 volumes between 1913 and 1922; the second part, Technique De La Musique, was brought out in 6 volumes between 1925 and 1931. The history volumes are organized by country and cover Egypte, Assyrie-Chaldee, Syriens, Perses, Hittites, Phrygiens, Hebreux, Chine-Coree, Japon, Inde, Grece, Moyen Age, Italie, Allemagne, France, Belgique et Hollande, Angleterre, Espagne, Portugal, Russie, Finlande et Scandinavie, Autriche-Hongrie, Tziganes, Arabes, Turquie, Perse, Thibet, Ethiopie, Birmanie-Cambodge-Laos-Siam, Annam-Tonkin-Cochinchine, Insulinde, Madagascar, Canaries, Amerique, Indiens Peaux-Rouges. The second part covers instruments, technique, esthetics, and pedagogy.
Korea section: from page 211 to page 220 (Traditional Korean Music was introduced by Maurice Courant(author of Bibliographie Coreenne)
China and Korea section:from 211 to 241 ( Index)
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Albert Lavignac |
Librairie CH.Delagrave,paris |
French
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History of Foreign Music /1910
hard cover,273 pages.Illustrated with photographs. 1910 first edition.
A useful study on the musics of foreign lands inlcuding Korea.
Korea section: from page 35 to 41 .
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W.L.Hubbard(editor) |
Irving Squire,New York |
English
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Far Peoples/1929
hard cover,274 pages. first edition.
Collection of folk lore, songs, stories etc representing India, China, Korea, Africa, Japan etc.
Korea section:
From page 67 to 99
Stories/Songs/Poetry/Games/Refreshments/Dress
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Grace Darling Phillips |
The University of Chicago Press,Chicago |
English
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Essai Historique sur la Musique Classique des Chinois appendice relatif a la Musique Coreenne/1912
paperback.165 pages.illustrated. Extrait de L'Encyclopedie de la Musique et Dictionanaire du Conservatoire Korea section from page 211 to 221. A study on classic music of China and Korea. Description of Korean musical instruments history of Korean Music and fluenece of China on musical forms and dances in Korea transcriptions in western musical form of Korean music Based on Korean sources. (Annotation is based on KOREA,Library of Congress,1950)
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Maurice Courant |
Librairie Ch.Delagrave,Paris |
French
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