Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library

Articles from the New York Times on Wu Man, pipa

Read more about Wu Man and the ancient Chinese pipa in articles and reviews from the New York Times
(These materials are accessible on campus, or off campus with a UMD directory ID and password.)

Fonseca-Wollheim, C. (2013, Feb 11). Optimum pipa plucking, surrounded by friends. New York Times, pp. C.8.
Holland, B. (2007, Jan 27). Chinese pipa joins russian strings. New York Times, pp. 0-B.9.
Holland, B. (2005, Oct 06). We are the world: Harmonies from around the globe. New York Times, pp. 0-E.5.
King, A. (2006, Apr 02). The internationalization of wu man. New York Times, pp. 0-2.25.
Kozinn, A. (2006, Apr 08). A pipa player in search of the common chord. New York Times, pp. 0-B.13.
*Kozinn, A. (2009, Nov 05). Evocations of chinese life and traditions, the real and the imagined. New York Times,* pp. C.5.**
Mermelstein, D. (2003, Apr 27). Evoking china, mythic and modern. New York Times, pp. 0-2.36.
Oestreich, J. R. (2009, Oct 11). A path to China, through Carnegie Hall. New York Times, pp. AR.20
Oestreich, J. R. (2009, Oct 26). Friends get together, and even a solo instrument can join in a group. New York Times, pp. C.7.
Pareles, J. (2000, Feb 09). China's pipa has an ally in the harps of Uganda. New York Times, pp. 0-E.3