| 英文摘要 |
Isang Yun, the Korean-born-German composer, is particularly known for his integration of Eastern and Western musical elements in his musical compositions. He masterfully combines avant-garde compositional techniques, traditional Korean musical performance practices and techniques, as well as Taoist philosophy into his works. This article primarily explores the fusion of Eastern and Western musical vocabularies and their unique application in Isang Yun’s cello solo piece, Glissées. Through musical analysis, this study elucidates how Yun creates“an organic entity”by coupling 12-tone method with“Haupttöne”technique, derived from oriental musical tradition. The author also investigates the application of performance techniques from Korean traditional instruments, including“haegeum”and“geomungo”in Glissées, and analyzes how the convention of“nonghyŏn”is adopted and appropriated for the western instrument of cello. In addition, through a preliminary classification of glissando techniques in Glissées, it is hoped that Yun’s mixed use of Eastern and Western techniques can be better appreciated. To conclude, by accommodating a rich glissando vocabulary, Glissées presents a unique timbre and showcases a crosscultural compositional approach. These characteristics inspire contemporary cello music compositions, so that they can manifest more diversified sound palettes, expand on performance techniques, and ultimately embody more sophisticated cross-cultural aesthetics. |