Aug 26, 2023
Abstract: Written by Paul Henri Lang, an Hungarian American music historian, Musicologyand Performanceis a masterpiece on music performance from the perspective of musicology. Concentrating on the issue of“humanity”, the anthology puts forward its own views on thedifficulty in the application of the musicological principle to music performance. Focusing on“humanity”, the paper probes deep i...
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Aug 26, 2023
Abstract: The middle and late Ming Dynasty was a golden age for the development of drama after the Jin and Yuan Dynasties. Drama was not only favored by the upper royal family andaristocrats, but also widely permeated into the daily life of the common people. Most of the existing research results focus on the structure of the drama repertoire, the existing items, the text of the drama, the evol...
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Aug 26, 2023
Abstract: The development of classical Chinese calligraphy in the Ming Dynasty was closelylinked to the development of the art of calligraphy in the Ming Dynasty. At the beginning ofthe Ming Dynasty, the calligraphic style of the palace pavilion was prevalent. Song Ke andother literati’s calligraphy continued the trend of the late Yuan Dynasty, with newdevelopments in the style of Zhang Cao ...
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Aug 26, 2023
Abstract: The exploration about the mysterious spirit of Chinese calligraphy has beencompleted between the Jin and Tang Dynasties, and“the orthodoxy of Tao”(道心) which carries the essence of Confucian and Taoist thoughts, connects the subject and object of artisticactivities, and embodies metaphysical implications, is a central concept of it. It is related to thetwo terms Fa Dao (法道, abi...
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Aug 26, 2023
ContentsOrthodoxy and Origin: Dual Core Concepts for the Spirit of Chinese Calligraphy(1-27)Yan GongdaAppreciation and Description: The Refinement of Classical Chinese Calligraphy Theory in the Ming Dynasty(28-49) Zhu TianshuReview and Prospect of Studies upon Drama of the Ming Dynasty(50-63)ZhangJing SongYuqi*Calling for the Return of Humanity:Successful Exploration on the Integration of Music...
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