英文摘要 |
Since its first release in Taipei on April 24th, 1963, the movie The Love Eterne(Han-Hisang Li, 1963) had smashed the box office record in Taiwan at that time, raising a burst of HuangmeiOpera Film. This phenomenon should be attributed to the Taiwanese film composer—Lan-Ping Zhou, who is also considered as the initiator of Mandarin pop songs in Taiwan.Focusing on the movie The Love Eterne, this study aims to explore its prospering in Taiwan in 1963 and deliberate the relationship between this opera film and the previous HuangmeiOpera Films. This study also investigates Lan-Ping Zhou’s Huangmei Song Score with other Huangmeiopera films as references.Based on thenewly-foundZhou’s manuscripts, this study examines his life as how he entered Hong Kong film industry, and deliberates his compositional techniques of Huangmeiopera music, among which the most interesting one is that Zhou extracts musical elements from traditional Huangmei opera music, yet breaks their rules and arranges them in a modernized way. This study analyzes Zhou’s work by comparing them to popular songs, modern Chinese orchestral music, traditional music, and other newly composedmusic,showing how Zhou mixed different musical elementsto create his new-styleof Huangmeisongs. |