英文摘要 |
The Hakka Bayin, an ensemble dominated by the Chinese reed instrument the suona, is the most representative instrumental ensemble music found in traditional Hakka culture. Suona performers who play in this ensemble initially learn the same skeletal outline of notes (as written in the gongche system) until their technique improves, and then their teacher instructs them on how and where to add ornamentation. By comparing the skeletal notation with transcriptions from performances of the same song, this study seeks to find the patterns of improvisational ornamentation in Hakka xiansuo bayin. These patterns can be divided into two levels: the basic pattern and frequently-used figures, the latter of which not only make different songs similar, but also can demonstrate important characteristics of Hakka bayin music. |