I have always enjoyed the Chinese and Japanese equivalents to Western folk and traditional music in film or in a few isolated instances on the radio - yet numerous searches for information and/or sources of such music have been fruitless. All of the internet radio stations I have found coming from these countries feature terrible pop or Western music exclusively.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Why is such information so hard to find?
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2008-11-27, 07:20 #1Senior Member
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Asian folk/traditional music
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2008-12-30, 11:01 #2Member
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Hi,
You don't mention if it's explicitly radio stations that you're after, or just general directions. I don't know of any radio stations in that direction, but I've been fortunate enough to find quite a lot of Japanase and especially Chinese music on my local libraries.
One record I wholeheartedly recommend for anyone the least interested in Chinese traditional music is 'Yuan' by the Guo Brothers, distributed by RealWorld (http://www.realworldusa.com/albumpages/guo/default.html). I believe Last.fm has some stuff up for listening.
Rgds,
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