Chinanews.com, Harbin, April 21 (Reporter Liu Xiju) On the 21st, on the occasion of the 26th World Book Day approaching, the "Yuntai Eight Music-Chinese Traditional Music Score Culture" event kicked off in Heilongjiang. "Traditional Chinese Music" "Music Score Exhibition" will be held simultaneously.
This event aims to promote the excellent traditional Chinese culture, strengthen cultural self-confidence, and "live" the music scores written in ancient books thousands of years ago.
The reporter saw at the scene that the exhibition selected precious ancient books and documents mainly from the collection of the Heilongjiang Provincial Library, systematically and comprehensively introduced various music scores of traditional Chinese music, and demonstrated the essence of my country's national music.
Among them, the most eye-catching is "Yuntai Eight Music-Chinese Traditional Music Score Exhibition".
According to the staff of Heilongjiang Provincial Library, this is the first exhibition on music score culture held in China.
exhibition site.
Photo by Liu Xiju
"The exhibition consists of two parts, one part is a picture exhibition of music scores, through the notation methods of musical instruments such as drums, chi, guqin, pipa, and si, as well as the twelve-tone Lv spectrum, the pentatonic scale, and the widely used folk scores. Method, introduced the four types of traditional notation methods:'manual spectrum', scale spectrum' technique, scale mixed spectrum' and'line map'. The notation examples in the photo exhibition are all selected from the literature of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China. In addition to the interpretation of the method of notation, the relevant documents are also introduced in detail. While understanding the music score culture in ancient Chinese books, visitors can also enjoy the music recorded by the original score by scanning the QR code with their mobile phones. The texts in the classics are agile, and you can more intuitively feel the charm of music that has been circulating for thousands of years. The other part is the music score book exhibition, which exhibits more than 20 kinds of music score documents in the folk collection. With a history of more than 300 years, it has a positive effect on promoting the protection of ancient books and promoting the inheritance of excellent traditional culture. "The Heilongjiang Provincial Library staff said that the exhibition will also be in digital form on the Heilongjiang Provincial Library website and WeChat public The platform is on display.
This "Chinese Traditional Music Score Culture" activity is jointly sponsored by Heilongjiang Provincial Library and Heilongjiang Provincial Musicians Association. It is planned to run through 2021 and will be held in public libraries and university libraries in Harbin, Qiqihar, Mudanjiang, Daqing and other places. Tour exhibition.
During the exhibition, there will also be special lectures, music ancient music score translation experience class, music book literature promotion and other activities to introduce Chinese traditional music culture in all aspects, multiple angles and multiple forms.
The exhibition will last until April 30.
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