Sound Spectrum¿Identity¿Inheritance: a Multidimensional Study of Hakka Ritual Music in Southern Jiangxi

Résumé du livre

This book focuses on the ritual music of the Hakka people in southern Jiangxi as its research subject, systematically examining the practice logic and cultural connotations of Hakka ritual music in both traditional and modern contexts. From the symbolic composition of ritual sounds to the multi-layered dimensions of identity construction, and from the native field of folk rituals to the special space of official performances, the study reveals the complex functions of Hakka ritual music as a carrier of cultural memory, a bond of identity, and a social symbol. It provides a valuable case study and theoretical reference for understanding the living transmission and modern transformation of traditional Chinese music.