英文摘要 |
Traditional Chinese music has been introduced to Taiwan for long. People in Tainan usually hold all kinds of religious ceremonies in communities or the countryside for the cause of beliefs or festivals, or the government and civilians would celebrate together holidays, like Chinese New Year, Mothers’ Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and Beer Festivals…etc. Through field investigation, we find that many local Chinese music orchestras are usually formed voluntarily to perform, which intrigues my interest in exploring further the condition of these orchestras. This paper will discuss the development of Chinese music orchestras in Tainan, starting from the observation on the industry of Chinese music orchestras which have been formed by local communities, temples or private organizations in Tainan. First, the paper will analyze the number of the school clubs of Chinese music in Tainan and how they have been established. Then, the changes and variations of how these orchestras have been formed will be noted based on their interior organization structures. Third, the phenomena of the popularity of Chinese music orchestras among people will be discussed based on the increasing number of the orchestras. Lastly, the paper will discuss the development of Chinese music orchestras in Tainan based on analyzing the locations, content, and functions of their performances. This paper will analyze, based on the data collected via field investigation, the performing occasions of Chinese music orchestras, including local festivals or rituals, temple fairs, non-profit activities and so on. Hopefully, this paper might be referential to researchers in related fields to note the development of Chinese music in Tainan from the sociological perspective. |