2019
DOI: 10.37134/mjm.vol8.4.2019
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The Instrument as Instrumental: Pgaz k’Nyau Bamboo Musicking and Karen Eco-Friendliness

Abstract: While the tehnaku, the iconic six-string curved neck harp of the Pgaz k'Nyau (Sgaw Karen) people has made a strong comeback after 19 th and 20 th century, scholars lamented its demise, many other traditional bamboo instruments of the Pgaz k'Nyau still remain little-known, not only in academia but increasingly within Pgaz k'Nyau communities themselves, due in part to national forestry laws, resettlement and evictions, modernisation campaigns, and an increasing scarcity of, or restricted access to, certain natur… Show more

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