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Sacrificial Ceremony and the Music of the The Sacred Maguai Frog Festival of Zhuang Nationality

LU Kegan

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This thesis focuses on the research of the music in the Frog at Donglan and Tian'e Counties in Guangxi.The author tries to make a comprehensive perspective of the origin,analysis for the Zhuang nationality folk belief custom and Frog festival the cultural characteristics and connotations of the music through research of Zhuang nationality custom.

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This thesis focuses on the research of the music in the Frog at Donglan and Tian'e Counties in Guangxi.The author tries to make a comprehensive perspective of the origin,analysis for the Zhuang nationality folk belief custom and Frog festival the cultural characteristics and connotations of the music through research of Zhuang nationality custom.

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This thesis focuses on the research of the music in the Frog at Donglan and Tian'e Counties in Guangxi.The author tries to make a comprehensive perspective of the origin,analysis for the Zhuang nationality folk belief custom and Frog festival the cultural characteristics and connotations of the music through research of Zhuang nationality custom.

Key concepts: Nationality, Tian, Ceremony, Art, Visual arts, Folk song, History, Literature

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