英文摘要 |
"This article approaches the music works of Deh-Ho Lai, a renown Taiwanese composer, from the perspective of archival studies. Through the procedures of logical classification, compilation and preservation, the author focuses on works composed between 1970s and 1980s for the study. By contextualizing the works within the social environment and the ideological thoughts in Taiwan, the historical background is to be reconstructed and juxtaposed with these works. Lai composed some 30 pieces of musical works during this period of time, with more than half of them premiered or performed in important contemporary music activities at that time. These works not only witnessed the blossoming of serious contemporary music, but also steered the development of“modern”music in Taiwan. This article begins with the archives of Deh-Ho Lai and probes into how he conceptualized the different ways the seeds of“modern music”were planted and harvested from the 1970s to 1980s in Taiwan." |