Elegant music is the music directly under the jurisdiction of the Zhou Dynasty, which is called orthodox elegant music. The poem "Ya" is a musical song at a court banquet or meeting. According to different music, it can be divided into "Elegance" 3 1 song, "Xiaoya" 74, * * * 105. Except for a few Xiaoya folk songs, most of them are works of noble literati.
Ode is the dance music of ancestral temple, which mostly praises the achievements of ancestors. The ode is divided into 3/kloc-0 poems by Zhou Song, 4 poems by truffles, 5 poems by Shang Dynasty and 40 poems by * *. They are all works of noble literati. In terms of time, Song of Zhou and Ya were mostly produced in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty. A small part of Daya and most of it migrated eastward from the late Western Zhou Dynasty. Most of Guofeng, Truffle and Shangsong were produced in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Question 2: What can be used to divide the ode to elegance in the Book of Songs into 305 articles, which are composed of three parts: style, elegance and ode? There are various interpretations of style, elegance and fu, which are generally considered to be divided according to music, because the poems in The Book of Songs are originally music songs and are divided into three categories due to the different characteristics of tunes. After that, the music score was lost, and only the lyrics were left, which is what we saw today.
* Wind, local music tunes, this part * * * selects music tunes from 15 countries and regions, called 15 national wind, *** 160 articles, all of which are folk songs. The 15 national customs are: (between Shaanxi and Henan now), (between Henan and Hubei now), Ye, Yong and Wei respectively. Most of the national customs in the 15th National Congress are writers who moved from Zhou Dong to the mid-Spring and Autumn Period, and most of them are folk songs.
* The poem "Ya" is the song of Wang Ji in the Western Zhou Dynasty. Gyeonggi is in the Weihe River Valley, and elegant poetry is the musical melody in this area. There are two explanations for this: 1, elegant and homophonic with "Xia"; Zhou called Ji Wang in the Western Zhou Dynasty "Xia", which means "",while referring to Ji Wang's second musical tune: elegance and Zheng, and elegance and music. "Elegant" poems are divided into three categories: elegance, elegance, elegance and elegance, which belong to the major and minor tones of later generations. Among them, elegance is closer to the "national style", which may be the local music in Ji Wang that has not been transformed by aristocrats. Daya 3 1 article, Xiaoya 74, * * * 105 article. Most of them are works of nobles, and a few are people. As for the date of its birth, most of Daya are works of the early Western Zhou Dynasty, while a few of Daya and Xiaoya are works of the late Western Zhou Dynasty.
* "Ode" is a religious music for sacrifice, which is divided into praising God and praising ancestors' merits. There are 3 1 pieces of Zhou Fu, which are produced in the region and the Weishui river basin, and are works in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty. There are 4 pieces of Truffles and 5 pieces of Shang and Song Dynasties, all of which moved eastward to the mid-Spring and Autumn Period, and were produced in Lu and Song States (Song is a descendant of Shang).
* The Book of Songs consists of 305 elegies, * * *, which were produced in Shandong, Shanxi, Henan, Hebei, Shaanxi, Hubei and other provinces today. The book was written in about 500 years, from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the mid-Spring and Autumn Period.
Question 3: What is the classification of elegance in The Book of Songs?
A: Different regions.
B: Different periods.
C: space length
The essence of music
Correct answer: D: The essence of music
The Book of Songs is the first collection of poems in China, which is divided into three categories according to the nature of music: wind, elegance and ode.
Since ancient times, there have been different opinions on the criteria for dividing elegant praise, which can be roughly summarized as follows:
(1) Judging from the theme and content of poetry, Preface to Mao Poetry is the most representative one.
(2) according to the use of poetry;
(3) according to the music of poetry.
Nowadays, many people think that style, elegance and praise are music categories.
"Wind" is the tune of various vassal states; "elegance" is the joy of Beijing; "Ode" is the joy of ancestral temple sacrifice.
Question 4: What is Estee? How are they divided? Use Baidu search well. Baidu search "Estee" gives you everything. The Book of Songs is China's first collection of poems, and its contents are divided into three categories according to different tunes: elegant poems and ode poems. Wind music is local music in different regions. "Wind" is a folk song collected from 15 regions of China, Guangdong, Wei, Wang, Zheng, Qi, Wei, Tang, Qin, Chen, Qi, Cao and Yi. *** 160 articles. Mostly folk songs. Elegant music is the music directly under the jurisdiction of the Zhou Dynasty, which is called orthodox elegant music. The poem "Ya" is a musical song at a court banquet or meeting. According to different music, it can be divided into "Elegance" 3 1 song, "Xiaoya" 74, * * * 105. Except for a few Xiaoya folk songs, most of them are works of noble literati. Ode is the dance music of ancestral temple, which mostly praises the achievements of ancestors. The ode is divided into 3/kloc-0 poems by Zhou Song, 4 poems by truffles, 5 poems by Shang Dynasty and 40 poems by * *. They are all works of noble literati. In terms of time, Song of Zhou and Ya were mostly produced in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty. A small part of Daya and most of it migrated eastward from the late Western Zhou Dynasty. Most of Guofeng, Truffle and Shangsong were produced in the Spring and Autumn Period. In terms of ideological and artistic value, three praises are not as good as two elegance, and two elegance is not as good as fifteen national styles.
Question 5: What does Ode to Songs refer to? According to different tunes, it can be divided into three categories: elegance, elegance and ode.
The wind. It is local music from different regions. "Wind" is a folk song collected from 15 regions of China, Guangdong, Wei, Wang, Zheng, Qi, Wei, Tang, Qin, Chen, Qi, Cao and Yi. *** 160 articles. Mostly folk songs.
Yes It is the music of the area directly under the jurisdiction of the Zhou Dynasty, that is, the so-called Zheng Sheng Ya Yue. The poem "Ya" is a musical song at a court banquet or meeting. According to different music, it can be divided into "Elegance" 3 1 song, "Xiaoya" 74, * * * 105. Except for a few Xiaoya folk songs, most of them are works of noble literati.
Ode. It is a dance music for ancestral temple sacrifice, and the content is mostly to praise the achievements of ancestors. The ode is divided into 3/kloc-0 poems by Zhou Song, 4 poems by truffles, 5 poems by Shang Dynasty and 40 poems by * *. They are all works of noble literati. In terms of time, Song of Zhou and Ya were mostly produced in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty. A small part of Daya and most of it migrated eastward from the late Western Zhou Dynasty. Guofeng, Truffle and Ode to Business were mostly produced in the spring clothing period. In terms of ideological and artistic value, three praises are not as good as two elegance, and two elegance is not as good as fifteen national styles.
Question 6: What are the songs in The Book of Songs that appeal to both refined and popular tastes? What are the 305 poems collected in The Book of Songs from the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period? The content is divided into three parts: wind, elegance and praise. Among them, Wind is a local folk song with 15 national styles and 160 songs. "Elegance" is mainly court music songs, divided into elegance and vulgarity, 105; Ode is mainly ancestral temple music songs, with 40 songs. The main methods of expression are fu, bi and xing. "Fu" refers to layout (telling the truth), "Bi" refers to analogy (comparing other things with this thing), and "Xing" refers to inspiration (saying other things first to arouse the recited words). Folk songs have the highest ideological value and artistic value in The Book of Songs. "Hungry people sing about their food, while laborers sing about their affairs", Cutting Tan and Storytelling are the representative works of "Feng".
Including "wind", "elegance", "ode" and rhetorical devices "Fu", "Bi" and "Xing", which are collectively called the six meanings of The Book of Songs. Style, elegance and praise are the genres of The Book of Songs and the main basis for the classification of its works.