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Links to Chinese Storytelling
and related topics
Yangzhou storytelling Pi Wu The Idler (Pi Wu Lazi) is online
and you can listen to it at so.tudou.com/
CHINOPERL
Kate
Stevens
The Canadian storyteller and sinologist Kate Stevens tells traditional
Chinese tales in English.
Professional
Chinese Storytelling
By Mark Bender
Chinese
Folk Performance Traditions
By Mark Bender
Chinese
popular novel related to oral storytelling
Tales of Magistrate Bao and His Valiant Lieutenants: Selections
from Sanxia wuyi
Translated by Susan Blader
Chinese
storytelling
Two master storytellers and one amateur performer from Beijing,
China, performed in the Goodhart Music Room in April as part
of an academic tour organized by Susan Blader, Professor of
Chinese at Dartmouth College. Renowned Beijing oral narrative
artist Lian Liru performed stories in the tradition of the Lian
School of Storytelling. She is the first female performer of
the northern pingshu style, told without singing or musical
accompaniment.
Book review: Vibeke
Bordahl ed., The Eternal Storyteller: Oral Literature in Modern
China, Curzon 1999. File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat -
View as HTML: Articles by Andre Levy, Nikolai Speshnev, Wilt
L. Idema, Adrian Chan, Helga Werle-Burger, Boris Riftin, Susan
Blader, Mark Bender, Lucie Borotova, Chen Wulou, Fei Li, Wang
Xiaotang, Li Xintang, Dai Buzhang, Hui Zhaolong and others
Conference
of the European Association of Chinese Linguistics, Rome 2001
Paper by Vibeke Bordahl: Dialect and Norm in Yangzhou Storytelling.
The
International Workshop on Oral Literature in Modern China,
organized by Vibeke Bordahl, 29 - 31 August 1996, Copenhagen,
Denmark. By Wilt Idema. IIAS Newsletter
Traditional
Performing Arts in Taiwan
Text and talk: classical literary tales in traditional China
and the context of casual oral storytelling.Author: Chan, Leo
Tak-Hung. Source: Asian Folklore Studies v. 56 no1 (1997) p.
33-63 ISSN: 0385-2342 Number: BHUM97020004 Copyright: The magazine
publisher is the copyright holder of this article and it is
reproduced with permission. Further reproduction of this article
in violation of the copyright is prohibited.
Shuhui
'Writing clubs', organisations of men of letters in China who
engaged in the writing of plays and other performance literature.
By Stephen H. West and Wilt L. Idema. (Adapted from The Indiana
Companion to Chinese Literature)
Liu
Jingting (1587-ca.1670), 'father of storytelling'. Account
from 1634 by Zhang Dai (in Chinese)
Materials
from Journey to the West, Xiyou ji (in Chinese)
Teahouses
and storytellers' houses in old Beijing (in Chinese)
CHIME
European Foundation For Chinese Music Research
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