Regional Musical Cultural Characteristics of Chinese Piano Music Writing ---- Taking "Spring Dance" for Example

With the continuous improvement of piano music writing techniques and the intersection and integration of regional cultures, more and more piano works with regional ethnic characteristics have emerged. Studying the regional cultural characteristics behind these works has become an important research direction. At present, most of the research directions in the study of Chinese piano music works, such as "Spring Dance", focus on music creation style and performance techniques, and there are few literatures focusing on regional culture. Therefore, this article mainly focuses on the regional music and cultural characteristics behind it, and uses the methods of literature research and inductive summary to further explore the manifestation of regional music and cultural characteristics in Chinese piano writing. The final research found that the Xinjiang ethnic music characteristics presented in "Spring Dance" illustrate that regional culture influences piano music writing and promotes the innovative development of traditional piano music writing. Finally, the conclusion is drawn: there is no single form of music, it is complex and diverse. The existence forms of music in different regions are influenced by different regional cultures, including regional ecological culture, national aesthetic psychology, and language characteristics.

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Journal of Education Humanities and Social Sciences
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.54097/nnj6yh19
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Diverse Musicological Studies
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Regional Musical Cultural Characteristics of Chinese Piano Music Writing ---- Taking "Spring Dance" for Example

Xin Kong
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Diverse Musicological Studies
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Regional Musical Cultural Characteristics of Chinese Piano Music Writing ---- Taking "Spring Dance" for Example

Xin Kong
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Abstract

With the continuous improvement of piano music writing techniques and the intersection and integration of regional cultures, more and more piano works with regional ethnic characteristics have emerged. Studying the regional cultural characteristics behind these works has become an important research direction. At present, most of the research directions in the study of Chinese piano music works, such as "Spring Dance", focus on music creation style and performance techniques, and there are few literatures focusing on regional culture. Therefore, this article mainly focuses on the regional music and cultural characteristics behind it, and uses the methods of literature research and inductive summary to further explore the manifestation of regional music and cultural characteristics in Chinese piano writing. The final research found that the Xinjiang ethnic music characteristics presented in "Spring Dance" illustrate that regional culture influences piano music writing and promotes the innovative development of traditional piano music writing. Finally, the conclusion is drawn: there is no single form of music, it is complex and diverse. The existence forms of music in different regions are influenced by different regional cultures, including regional ecological culture, national aesthetic psychology, and language characteristics.

Journal of Education Humanities and Social SciencesVol. 42
Guangzhou University (CN)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Diverse Musicological Studies
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