英文摘要 |
“Popular repertoire”is mostly popular scripts or outline plays compiled and performed by folk artists, and is one of the same sources of Kunqu opera repertoire as“Kunchang Zaju”,“Nanqu Opera”, and“Ming and Qing Legends”. The legends of the Ming and Qing dynasties were always written by famous artists. Zhengkun performances in Suzhou are mainly full-length operas and excerpt operas. In Jinhua Wuyi Kunqu opera, the condensed play“Jin Qi Pan”is arare copy of local Kunqu opera outline opera today. This article uses this to explore how Kunqiang performs outline plays. Compared with the unique formulaic system developed by the local troupes, Jin Huakun Outline Opera has not developed formulaic language, but the whole series and excerpts are used as the condensed opera. From the perspective of narrative context, although it is unavoidably contradictory and has been criticized by people of insight, local audiences welcome this practice, which makes the local condensed Kunqu opera aunique appearance. In addition, this paper finds that the name of the tune in the manuscript refers to its voicing and clapper use, so the relationship between the tune and its tune type is weakened, and that although the Wuchang system inherits Suzhou Kunqu opera, it also mixes gongs and drums with local tunes, and has developed unique features of“three outs”,“Luan Gong”and other playing styles that show that Jinhua’s Kunqiang condensed outline opera has developed aform and aesthetic characteristics that are different from Zheng Kunqiang. This change is an issue to explore the further development of Kunqiang opera. |