Discussion on Enjoyment of Both Refined and Popular Taste of Suzhou Ping Tan- Take ＂Ma Tune＂ and ＂Yu Tune＂ as Examples

Jing Tang ； Chaorui Xue

《International Journal of Social Science and Education Research》 2卷9期 (2019/12) Pp. 62-66

https://doi.org/10.6918/IJOSSER.201912_2(9).0011

摘要

Ping Tan originated from Suzhou, which is a combination of storytelling and ballad singing, and its talk and sing is used in Suzhou dialect, master ''speak, laughter, play, sing'', Ping Tan has formed two major schools in the long development history, namely Ma Rufei's ＂Ma Tune＂ and Yu Xiushan's ＂Yu Tune＂. The Ping Tan is different from Opera Kun and Su Tan born in Suzhou, the one of these last two is elegant music for caviar to the general, the other is a popular song loved by the masses, the Ping Tan suits both refined and popular taste, this paper analyzes this artistic feature by untangling its tune and script.

關鍵字

Ping Tan ； ＂Ma Tune＂ ； ＂Yu Tune＂ ； enjoyment of both scholars and common people

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