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Research on Baiku Yao Folk Ceremonial Music

Guo Yongqin

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Chinese Baiku Yao People has few influences due to the scarcity of its population, location in the mountains and relatively backwarded productivity. However, its ethnic culture is well preserved. The thesis, on the bases of complete field research, explores and researches on its folk ceremonial activities and ceremonial music in order to make people understand some of the ethnic traditional culture and contribute to the relevant research.

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Chinese Baiku Yao People has few influences due to the scarcity of its population, location in the mountains and relatively backwarded productivity. However, its ethnic culture is well preserved. The thesis, on the bases of complete field research, explores and researches on its folk ceremonial activities and ceremonial music in order to make people understand some of the ethnic traditional culture and contribute to the relevant research.

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Chinese Baiku Yao People has few influences due to the scarcity of its population, location in the mountains and relatively backwarded productivity. However, its ethnic culture is well preserved. The thesis, on the bases of complete field research, explores and researches on its folk ceremonial activities and ceremonial music in order to make people understand some of the ethnic traditional culture and contribute to the relevant research.

Key concepts: Folk music, Ethnic group, Folk song, Folk culture, Scarcity, Field research, Population, Visual arts

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