A detailed catalogue of Shigeo Kishida's works

* Textual research on the history of East Asian music, Long Yin Society,1September, 944.

* Oriental Musical Instruments and Their History, Hong Wen Concert Hall, February 1948.

The Westward Flow of Music-From Sarrasin to Europe (Chinese translated into Islamic music), Friends of the Music Society, 1952.

* A Historical Study of Tang Dynasty Music (Music System, Part I and Part II), Tokyo University Press, 1960, 196 1 year.

* Japanese popular families (such as 1-4), Zhu Mo study, 1970- 1976.

* Japanese Music, Japan Broadcasting and Publishing Association, March 1972.

* The Voice of the Ancient Silk Road-A trip to Zhengcangyuan, Dunhuang and Korea, Talk Club,1982,65438+February.

* "Zhengcang Courtyard のひびき-Musical Tian Ping Musical Instrument", Music and Music Club,1984,65438+10. * "Oriental Music-Comparative Musicology Research" (Robert? Rahman, translated by Kishi Nobusuke), Friends of Music Society, 1960.

* comparative musicology (Kurt? Zakus, translated by Shigeo Kishibe and Yoshio Nomura), Full Score Publishing House, June 1966.

* リズムとテンポ (Kurt? Zakus, translated by Shigeo Kishibe), Friends of Music Club, 1979 65438+ February. * Musical Instruments of Tang Dynasty (Kishi Nobusuke and Qian Lin III), Friends of Music Society, 1968 65438+ 10.

A study of Tsutsugaru's Zheng Quyu (historical chapter, Shore Shigeo and Sasaki Kenying), Tsutsugaru Research Office, July, 1976.

* Women in Confucian society (History of Women in the World, Volume 16, China 1, Shigeo Shibei, Ghana), Review Society, 1976.

* Women in the Revolution (World Women's History, Vol. 17, China 2, Shi Sanshanji, etc., edited by Shigeo Kishida), Review Society, 1977.

* Chronicle of Music (edited by Shigeo Ishibe, Shenbao Chang Yan and Fukuda Dafu), Pingfan Society, 198 1- 1983.

* "Bird Hai Weng Hua Qin" (translated by Chi Xian, Pianshan Xiongshiro, Shore Maoxiong), Holly Society, June 1985.

* Japanese Traditional Music Series (Volume 1-3, Kishi Nobusuke, Ikeda Miraro, Genji Masamori, Ye Ping Kenji), Zhu Mo Studies,199065438+February. * About Japanese Musical Instruments (narrated by Shigeo Kishibe, included in the Memorial Library of Dadong Express; Cultural lecture series. 1 1), 1957.

* A survey of Chinese and Korean music (commentary), Friends of Music Society, May 1972.

* "Shangxiong Tanabe, Pioneer of China Oriental Music Field Survey"

* Natural History of Asahi Musical Instruments (Musical Instruments on Stretching Road), Asahi Shimbun, September 1986. * Interpretation of Tang Dynasty Music Literature, Oriental Music Research Volume I, 1937 1 1.

* Outline of the paper on the history of Weaver Girl's music in the Republic of China, Studies on Oriental Music,No. 1 2, 1938, 1939.

* Textual research on the name of Yan Music, Oriental Music Research 1 Volume 2, May 1938.

* Four music exams, 49 historical journals, 1938.

* The date of the establishment of the Twenty-eight Tunes of folk music in Tang Dynasty, Journal of Oriental Studies, No.27,38, May 5- 10/0, 1939.

* "The prospect of the new music", Music Club, June 6th, 1949.

* Tang Liyuan, History Magazine 5 1, 1940, 1 1.

* The establishment and changes of Jiao Fang in Tang Dynasty, Oriental Journal, June 28th, 194 1.

* Modern music, recorded music 15, 194 1 September.

* The establishment and changes of ten geisha, written by Dr. Kato Fan, 194 1 year.

* Historical inevitability of East Asian music, national spiritual culture, February 1942.

* Characteristics of East Asian Music, Cultural Japan, April 1942.

* Looking for the Traces of West Side Music, Music Education, 1942 1 1.

* Changes and Organization of Jiao Fang in Song Dynasty, Journal of History 541April 943.

* Music Exchange between East and West, Academic Promotion Association of Ministry of Education, 1944.

* Seven Tunes in Western Regions and Their Origins, Journal of History, Vol.8,1May 946.

* Drama and Energy in Song and Yuan Dynasties, which can be published on September 2 1947.

* "Cao Miaoda" (in memory of Dr. Bai Weiling Zhengzhi), words and deeds of celebrities in China, 1948 February.

* The Characters of the Top Ten Ci Poems in Tang Dynasty, Oriental Music Research No.9 195 1 February.

* Overview of overseas oriental music research in recent ten years, Oriental Music Research No.9, 195 1 February.

* The Musician's Official in Tang Dynasty (in memory of Dr. Wada Sei), Review of Oriental History, 195 1 year 1 1 month.

* Organization of Prostitute Club in Tang Dynasty, Department of Correction, Tokyo University, March 1955.

* Musical Instruments of Qing Dynasty (in memory of Dr. Wada Sei), Oriental History Series, 196 1 February.

* An Investigation of Elegant Music in Qing Dynasty (Department of Education, University of Tokyo), Humanities Summary, 196 1 March.

* The origin of the three-stringed huqin, a musical instrument introduced to China from the Western Han Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty, (Taiwan Province Province) 17, 1968.

* Tomb No.2 and Tomb No.3 of Han Dynasty in Changsha and musical instrument Suo Na of Tianjin Qin Institute, Oriental Music Research, August 1966, 1967, 1977.

* Modern Musicology in People's Republic of China (PRC), Oriental Music Studies 49, 1984 September.

* Musical Instruments on the Road under Pressure, cultural wealth,1September, 985.

Commemorative collection

* "Solving Problems in Japanese Classical Music Literature", edited by Dr. Shigeo Kishibe, Gu Xi Memorial Publishing Committee, Talk Club, 1987 September.

* The Special Collection in Memory of Mr. Kishi Nobusuke published by the Japanese Popular Reference Room of Ueno Academy, No.6, 2006. * Shigeo Kishibe, translated by Liang Zaiping and Huang Jiong: A Study of Music History in Tang Dynasty, Zhonghua Book Company, Taiwan Province Province, 1973.

* Shigeo Kishibe wrote: "Oriental Music Introduced to the West", Music Translation No.4, 1980.

* Shigeo Kishibe, translated by Lang: Islamic Music, Shanghai: Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 1983.

* Shigeo Kishibe, translated by Lang Ying: Achievements and Methods of Comparative Musicology, in Translation Series of Ethnomusicology, Beijing: China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Publishing Company, 1985.

* Author Shigeo Kishibe, translated by Luo Chuanchuan: past lives in Oriental Music Studies, Music Art No.3, 1987.

* Kishi Nobusuke, Wang Yaohua translation: Music of the Ancient Silk Road, Beijing: People's Music Publishing House,1May 988.

* Shigeo Kishibe, translated by Zou Zhonghua: Music of the Ancient Silk Road (Dunhuang Data-Description of Silk Road Literature), Lanzhou: Lanzhou University Press, 1989.

* Author Shigeo Kishibe and Takuko Sawada, translated by Xu: An Overview of Asian Buddhist Music, in China MusicNo. 1992.

* Author Shigeo Kishida, translated by Yang Guixiang: "Exploring the Origin of the Edo Qin Family", journal of the central conservatory of music, No.4, 2003.