Ban (Klapper) (German Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ban (Klapper)" in German language version.

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Mengjiao Wang: Laiwu Bangzi Opera in Laiwu, Shandong, China. (Masterarbeit) Mahasarakham University, Amphoe Kantharawichai 2023, S. 11

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J. A. van Aalst: Chinese Music. (China. Imperial Maritime Customs, II., Nr. 6) The Inspector General of Customs, Schanghai 1884, S. 74

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Carl Engel: Musical Instruments. Board of Education, South Kensington, Victoria and Albert Museum, London 1908, S. 40

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Sichuan Opera. chinaculture.org

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Ma Qiang, Ma Xinguo: Making Adhān or Knocking Bangzi: Sonic Expressions of Jahriyyah Group in Contemporary China. In: Journal of Islam in Asia, Band 16, Nr. 1, 2019. S. 186–203, hier S. 198–200

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Boyu Zhang: Chinese Music and Ethnomusicology. In: Etnomusikologian vuosikirja, Band 9, 1997, S. 227–257, hier S. 229

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Siong Leng’s young artists and principal performers. journeyhometosingapore.wordpress.com (Foto der Siong Leng Musical Association, einem Nanyin-Ensemble in Singapur mit den fünf Musikern in der Position des Basisensembles)

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View of Chinese wayang (opera) musician playing the guban (drum and clapper) at the back stage during an opera performance. National Archives of Singapore; Demonstration of Chinese guban 鼓板 (drum and clapper) featuring biqigu 荸荠鼓 (small handheld drum). Youtube-Video

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Ma Ming-Hui: From Henan Opera to Taiwan Bangzi. Localisation and Identity of Taiwan Bangzi. In: Asian Musicology, Band 23, 2014, S. 5–36

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Helen E. Fernald: Ancient Chinese Musical Instruments. As Depicted On Some Of The Early Monuments In The Museum. In: The Museum Journal, Band 17, Nr. 4, Philadelphia 1926, S. 325–371, hier S. 367

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Shao Changyuan: On the Musical Characteristics of the Local Opera Liushan Bangzi. In: Pacific International Journal, Band 6, Nr. 2, 2023, S. 140–145, hier S. 140, 144

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Kumau Zilong Niu: On the evolution of percussion instruments in China. In: Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Rivne State Humanitarian University, Department of wind and percussion instruments of RSHU (Hrsg.): The history of formation and development prospects of wind music in the context of national culture of Ukraine and abroad countries. Band 16, Rivne 2024, S. 30-–7, hier S. 33

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View of Chinese wayang (opera) musician playing the guban (drum and clapper) at the back stage during an opera performance. National Archives of Singapore; Demonstration of Chinese guban 鼓板 (drum and clapper) featuring biqigu 荸荠鼓 (small handheld drum). Youtube-Video