"Guangling San" PPT courseware

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"Guangling San" PPT courseware

Introduction to "Guangling San"

"Guangling San", also known as "Guangling Zhixi". It is a large-scale piano piece in ancient times and is one of the top ten famous ancient pieces in my country. That is the ancient "Nie Zheng's Assassination of the King of Han" song. Ji Kang, a qin master in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, was famous for his good playing of this song. Before the execution, he still took his time and played the song on his qin, and sighed with emotion: "Guangling San" is now extinct. !" There are three important versions of Guangling San that we have seen today. The "Guangling San" from "Magical Secret Music" is the earliest and more complete version, and it is the version that is often performed today. The whole song has a total of 45 sections. The whole song is filled with an indignant and unyielding aura, "splendid, full of swords and spears".

Introduction to Ji Kang

Ji Kang (224-263, one version says 223-262), courtesy name Shu Ye, Han nationality, was born in Qiao County, Wei State (now west of Suzhou City, Anhui Province) during the Three Kingdoms period. Famous thinker, musician and writer. In the last years of his life, he jointly promoted the new trend of metaphysics with Ruan Ji and other famous people in the bamboo forest, advocating "transgressing the teachings of fame and letting nature" and "evaluating the noble and the humble while understanding the emotions of things". He was the spiritual leader of the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest". He once married the great-granddaughter of Cao Cao, and was an official of Cao Wei Zhongsan, known as Ji Zhongsan in the world. Later, he was executed by Sima Zhao for offending Zhong Hui and framing him.

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The common saying now is this. "Guangling San" has a total of 45 sections, describing the story of the warrior Nie Zheng's assassination of the King of Han. At that time, Nie Zheng's father made a sword for the King of Han, but he violated the deadline and was killed by the King of Han. Nie Zheng heard that King Han liked to listen to the piano, so he wanted to pretend to be a piano player and get close to the King of Han. In the mountains, he hired a teacher to teach him how to play the piano. In order to pass the checkpoint without being recognized, he painted his cheeks with paint and knocked out his teeth with stones; in order to change his voice, he swallowed coals of fire to make his throat hoarse. After many years, he finally became good at playing the piano. One day, he was playing the piano under the gate of the capital. "The spectators were like a crowd, and the horses and cattle stopped listening." Koreans were all conquered by his piano skills. When the King of Han learned that there was such a master at playing the piano, he sent someone to bring him into the palace to perform. When entering the palace, Nie Zheng hid the dagger in the belly of the piano. The music he played won praise from the king of Han and his ministers. At this moment, Nie Zheng suddenly pulled out his dagger and stabbed King Han to death. Then he cut off his eyelids, lips, nose, and ears, completely disfigured his face, and committed suicide. The Koreans exposed his body in the street and offered a large sum of money to find out the assassin's surname and place of origin.

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In addition to being famous for playing Guangling San, Ji Kang also made unique contributions to music theory, such as his "Qin Fu" and "Soundless Sad Music Theory". "Qin Fu" mainly expresses Ji Kang's understanding of Qin and music, and also reflects Ji Kang's views that are inconsistent with traditional Confucian thought. "On Soundless Sadness and Music" is the author's direct and concentrated criticism of the Confucian thought of "music governing the world". Ji Kang’s insights into music shine through. According to "Qin Cao" records: Nie Zheng's father during the Warring States Period was forging swords for the King of Han, but was brutally killed because of delays. Determined to avenge his father, Nie Zheng went to the mountains to study piano for ten years, perfected his skills, and became famous in Korea. The King of Han summoned him to the palace to perform, and Nie Zheng finally fulfilled his long-cherished wish to take revenge on the King of Han, and died of disfigurement. Later generations composed a guqin tune based on this story. It is impassioned and magnificent and is one of the famous guqin tunes. During the Han and Wei dynasties, Ji Kang was killed for opposing the dictatorship of the Sima family. Before his execution, he calmly played this piece of music. The earliest available musical score can be found in "Magic Secret Music".

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