SHANXI DAOQING OPERA MUSIC ANALYSIS AS A RESOURCE FOR TEACHING CHINESE OPERA MUSIC HISTORY
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This qualitative research study aimed to explore the history of ancient Chinese opera music and analyze musical characteristics as a resource for teaching the history of Chinese opera music in Shanxi Province, China. The study involved three main informants and utilized a range of research methods, including literature review, fieldwork, and interviews. The analysis of the musical characteristics of early Shanxi Daoqing opera included an examination of its historical development, classical singing style, accompanying instruments, performance scenes, and vocal melody. Additionally, the study analyzed the formal structure, melodic contour, and rhythm of the music to provide a comprehensive understanding of the unique characteristics of this ancient Chinese opera music. This research offers insights into the rich cultural heritage of Shanxi Province and provides a valuable resource for scholars, musicians, and music educators seeking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of ancient Chinese opera music.
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