英文摘要 |
This study uses the Russian film director S. M. Eisenstein's vertical montage and music-scene figure theories as a research framework, analyzing source music from Taiwanese film Cape No. 7. By deconstructing story structure, timing of using music, song structure, and still, photography, this study explains the musics narrative functions and the role of source music within Taiwanese films. This study has found that commercial and marketing considerations have brought about increased diversity in the relation between music and film, and also more specialized working methods. Nowadays source music in Taiwanese films can be used as the main narrative subject. However, source music hasn't arrived at the level of independent narrative , still relying on the auxiliary of image and lyrics to help viewers understanding the film more. Therefore, this study also points out that the relationship between music and scene are not appurtenant, but parallel. |