The Cult And Its Musical Play In The Southeast Area Of Shan'xi Province In China In Ming-Qing Dynasties
Wang Lian
Abstract
Wang Lian
Abstract
That the music in the cult in countryside in southeast area of Shan'xi province during the dynasties of Ming and Qing strictly impart and inherit the Gong mode system and performance organizational system of Tang and Song dynasties. The three playing form of it were Duixi, Yuanben, and Zaju (comic performance in the Song dynasty), and they reflect three levels of the Chinese play during evolutional process. The Yuanben was not disappeared in the dynasties of Ming and Qing, and discovery of Duixi would help to research deeply on the background of Zaju arose in Yuan Dynasty.
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That the music in the cult in countryside in southeast area of Shan'xi province during the dynasties of Ming and Qing strictly impart and inherit the Gong mode system and performance organizational system of Tang and Song dynasties. The three playing form of it were Duixi, Yuanben, and Zaju (comic performance in the Song dynasty), and they reflect three levels of the Chinese play during evolutional process. The Yuanben was not disappeared in the dynasties of Ming and Qing, and discovery of Duixi would help to research deeply on the background of Zaju arose in Yuan Dynasty.
Key concepts: Cult, China, Musical, History, Five Dynasties, Comics, Ancient history, Six Dynasties