著者
鶴田 格
出版者
The Japanese Association for the Study of Popular Music
雑誌
ポピュラー音楽研究 (ISSN:13439251)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.4, pp.2-19, 2000 (Released:2009-10-29)
参考文献数
16

This paper examines the interlocking development processes of rural folk songs and luuk thung, a genre of popular music which developed under the considerable influence of folk musical traditions in Central Thailand.With the drastic socioeconomic changes which occurred in the 1960s, folk song genres in Central Thailand, including phleeng iisaew, gradually declined and were finally replaced by modern entertainment, such as luuk thung. Khwancit Siipracan, a competent folk singer at that time, left her home village for Bangkok to become a luuk thung singer in the late 1960s and recorded a number of popular songs with an identifiable local flavor. In the late 1970s, Khwancit established her own folk entertainment troupe and succeeded in commercializing phleeng iisaew by modernizing the style of performance for contemporary audiences. This fact indicates that, during the period from the 1960s to 1980s, popular music (including commercialized folk songs) in Central Thailand developed on the basis of the direct interplay between rural folk songs and urban popular songs.

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@wikiwand 中部タイ農村部における民謡 と大衆歌謡の相互作用的発展 / The Interaction of Folk Songs and Popular Music in a Rural Area, Central Thailand https://t.co/UAXuiCecGe
鶴田 格,中部タイ農村部における民謡と大衆歌謡の相互作用的発展 プレーン・イセーウを中心として,ポピュラー音楽研究 Vol. 4 (2000) P 2-19 https://t.co/2FSvCcJ1

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