10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «NOKAN»
Discover the use of
nokan in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nokan and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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Composing for Japanese Instruments - Halaman 26
Due to its physical structure, the pitches of the nokan are extremely imprecise and vary from instrument to instrument; the fingering for one instrument will produce different pitches on another. Even within a scale produced by one instrument, ...
Minoru Miki, Marty Regan, Philip Flavin, 2008
2
The Intestines of the State: Youth, Violence, and Belated ...
The mb c kə nokan seated in the palace courtyard, with their guardian nokan (standing with stick) teasing them. who are ill or dying are referred to as “white” or “whiting”: εb fəfə-fəfə.33 Once they have been rubbed with kaolin, the two mb c kə ...
3
Zeami: Performance Notes - Halaman 448
An extra bamboo tube (called the nodo [throat]) is inserted into the flute bore between the first finger hole and the mouth hole, giving the nokan a unique timbre and pitch structure. In its overblown (or second) octave, the lower notes are ...
4
European-language Writing in Sub-Saharan Africa - Halaman 592
Umar in 1861.155 Charles Nokan (b. 1936), a genuine Ivoirian whose poetic-prose narratives of the sixties had not received the attention they deserved, also turned to the stage with a dramatization of an extremely popular Baule legend which ...
5
Reflections & Voices: Exploring the Music of Yothu Yindi ...
Ŋurruwu mambirri Ŋurruwu nyenyirri Raypinybiny Raypinybiny Garrayal gulkthuwan Garrayal nokan Gamadudu Gamadudu Yolthu nokan? Wultjaŋgirryu Galala Galala Yolthu nokan? Maralitja Barrupayu Rarrkararrka Rarrkararrka ...
6
La littérature ivoirienne - Halaman 246
Pour des raisons qui tiennent à la fois de cette différence et aussi pour mieux faire ressortir la personnalité de chacun d'entre eux, on soumettra à l'analyse et dans cet ordre les œuvres de Charles Nokan, Joseph Anoma, Bernard Zadi et ...
Bruno Gnaoulé-Oupoh, 2000
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African Literature in French: A History of Creative ... - Halaman 267
A History of Creative Writing in French from West and Equatorial Africa Dorothy S. Blair. Charles Nokan Charles Nokan: Le Soleil noir point. Paris, Presence Africaine, 1962. This modest piece was composed when Charles Nokan was a ...
8
World Music: A Global Journey - eBook & mp3 Value Pack
Next, a horizontal bamboo flute called nokan joins the ensemble. Lastly, one of the sound-effects instruments, a small metal gong, joins in. Throughout you hear occasional calls of "yo” and “ho.” These surprising elements are drummers' calls ...
Terry E. Miller, Andrew Shahriari, 2013
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First Fish, First People: Salmon Tales of the North ... - Halaman 35
... by the river banks, ANNA HO-ORE HORE. 34. KENASHI (plains, fields) SO (sit) KA (upon, above) TA (on) 35. NOKAN (small) YUT or VUK (deer) TOPA (herd) 36 RUPNE (large) YUT (deer) TOPA (herd). Means a herd ot does and bucks 37.
Judith Roche, Meg McHutchison, 1998
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World Encyclopedia of Contemporary Theatre: Africa
ThatisKoné's key question. Despite this,the languagehe uses isaccessible toa wideaudience. The plays ofCharles Zégoua Nokan (alsoknown asZégoua Gbessi Nokan, b.1936), bothintheme anddramatic action, areeven more revolutionary.
Ousmane Diakhate, Hansel Ndumbe Eyoh, Don Rubin, 2013
