Características da criação nacionalizada da música chinesa para acordeão

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https://doi.org/10.5216/mh.v24.79406

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expressividade musical, técnica de onomatopeia, polifonia sonora, cores timbres, ideias performáticas

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A arte musical se desenvolve juntamente com a arte instrumental e a pedagogia musical. Esta pesquisa teve como objetivo estudar as características da criatividade nacionalizada da música de acordeão chinesa. Em primeiro lugar, os autores identificaram os traços característicos da música de acordeão e a sua influência na preservação das tradições nacionais através do método de síntese. Os indicadores foram os seguintes: onomatopeia, serialidade, forma musical Qu Pai, polifonia e modos pentatônico, hexatônico e heptatônico. Os pesquisadores constataram que o processamento era mais eficaz para a criação de novas composições do que a transcrição, pois estava associado a ritmos mais complicados e maior expressividade. Os alunos determinaram que o problema mais significativo da música de acordeão era o repertório musical insuficiente (29%), uma vez que a maioria das composições foram transformadas em tipos musicais para preservar as tradições nacionais. Uma análise das composições musicais “Flower Garden” de Junhao Mao e “Hometown Singing with Camp” de Qi Wang revelou que “Flower Garden” estava mais saturado com motivos nacionais chineses, que combinavam modo pentatónico e simetria sonora. O significado prático deste artigo baseia-se na possibilidade de utilizar os materiais apresentados para aprimorar as habilidades de tocar acordeão. As vantagens e recomendações identificadas contribuem para a criação de novas composições que terão como objetivo apresentar motivos nacionais. As perspectivas da investigação baseiam-se na possibilidade de comparar as especificidades da escrita da música nacional chinesa e europeia para acordeão.

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Ruichen Sun , School of Music, Guangxi Normal University, Guilin, China, sunrchen@outlook.com

Sun Ruichen graduated from Xinghai Conservatory of Music with a bachelor's degree and studied under Associate Professor Cao Shifeng. Currently, he is a graduate student at the Conservatory of Music of Guangxi Normal University, studying under Associate Professor Lin Dong. Participated in the second prize of the 2018 "Liszt Memorial Prize" Hong Kong International Piano Open and the first prize of the 2019 "Chopin Memorial Prize" Hong Kong International Open Guangzhou Division. Publish the paper in "Jiaying Literature" in October 2023

Yuqi Bai, School of Music, Philippine Women’s University, Manila, Philippine, baiyuqi11@onmail.com

Bai Yuqi, graduated from Guangxi Normal University with a master's degree, is a teacher member of the European International Art Education Association, and is currently studying for a doctorate in ethnomusicology. In 2019, Silver Medal in the Youth Category of the Asia (Tokyo) International Arts Festival Piano Competition; In 2020, the first Guangxi ASEAN University Postgraduate Literary Theory Academic Forum Competition Excellence Award; In 2021, selected for CDSD International Academic Conference on Culture, Design and Social Development; In 2022, third prize in the theory group of the 2nd International Art Competition "Bridge of Friendship: Russia-China"; 2022, first prize in the theory group of the French International Art Talent Competition

 

Fangyi Zang , School of Music, Guangxi Normal University, Guilin, China, fyizang118@outlook.com

Zang Fangyi graduated from Huaiyin Normal University with a bachelor's degree and studied under Huang Jinming, head of the vocal music department. Currently, he is a graduate student at the Conservatory of Music of Guangxi Normal University, studying under Associate Professor Zhang Qiao. Undergraduate student won the gold medal in the vocal music competition in Jiangsu Province and the Excellence Award in the Cuneo International Competition in Italy in 2021. Publish the paper in "Art View" in June 2023

Chao Peng, School of Music, Guangxi Normal University, Guilin, China, chaopeng64@outlook.com

Peng Chao is a professor at the School of Music of Guangxi Normal University, a master's tutor, and the dean of the School of Education at Guilin University. He is a member of the Chinese Musicians Association, the executive director of the China Choral Association, the executive director of the China Choral Art Research Association, the academic member of the Music Education Professional Committee of the Chinese Education Society, the academic member of the Music Education Chorus Conducting Professional Committee of the Chinese Education Society, and the vice president of the Guangxi Chorus Association. , Vice Chairman of the Piano Education Professional Committee of the Guangxi Higher Education Association, and is employed as a visiting professor at Guangxi Normal University for Nationalities/Guangxi Preschool Higher Normal School/Guilin Higher Normal School and other universities.

Won the following titles: Artist title of "Double Virtue and Art" in Guilin (Guilin Municipal Party Committee, Municipal Government); "Excellent Instructor" Award at Guangxi University Student Art Festival, "Advanced Individual in Art Education in Guangxi Schools" (Guangxi Department of Education); Guangxi Normal University "Outstanding Communist Party Member" (Guangxi Normal University Party Committee).

Published more than 30 music academic papers and music criticism articles; participated in the compilation of 4 textbooks; participated in two national-level research projects; presided over four autonomous region-level research projects; composed more than 300 songs of various types, and also published many papers. His song works have been published in professional music publications such as "People's Music", "Chinese Music Education", "Music Creation", "Songs", "Radio Song Selection", "Children's Music", "Music Education and Creation", "Sea of Songs", etc.; there are also many songs His works have won awards at the national and autonomous region levels; the choir he has conducted has won many national and regional competition awards. We train all kinds of students to enter various professional colleges at home and abroad, and have visited Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and other places to participate in cultural and academic exchange activities.

 

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2024-10-17

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SUN , R.; BAI, Y.; ZANG , F.; PENG, C. Características da criação nacionalizada da música chinesa para acordeão. Música Hodie, Goiânia, v. 24, 2024. DOI: 10.5216/mh.v24.79406. Disponível em: https://revistas.ufg.br/musica/article/view/79406. Acesso em: 19 dez. 2024.

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