"Primitive Hunting Map" PPT Courseware 2

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"Primitive Hunting Map" PPT Courseware 2

teaching objectives:

1. Recognize and understand some ancient musical instruments, such as bone whistles, bone flutes, xuns, chimes, etc.

2. Appreciate the murals, rock carvings, Huashan rock paintings, dance pattern painted pottery basins, etc. about ancient times, expand your artistic knowledge, and enrich your aesthetic experience.

Teaching preparation:

The music materials of "Primitive Hunting Pictures", pictures and texts of original murals and rock carvings, multimedia teaching equipment, etc.

Teaching focus and difficulties:

In activities such as appreciation, scene performances, exploration and discussions, you can experience the scenes of primitive life and feel the perfect combination of music and ancient life plots.

The emergence of ancient musical instruments

my country's national musical instruments have a long history and are of various types. The musical instruments and oracle bone inscriptions unearthed in the Yin Ruins in Henan Province prove that in ancient times more than 3,000 years ago, the working people of our country created twelve kinds of musical instruments, including bells, chimes, drums, and bells. By the Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period from the 11th century BC to 221 BC, the types of musical instruments had increased to eighty. Instruments are the product of music development to a certain stage, and they appear later than ballads.

Classification of ancient musical instruments

Percussion instruments (such as drums)

Stone percussion instrument (stone chime)

Wind instruments (such as 筚篥)

Plucked instruments (such as guqin, harp)

Bowed string instruments (such as erhu)

The formation and development of ancient musical instruments

The main musical instruments in ancient my country include dam, fou, zhu, panpipe, harp, zither, guqin, zither, etc. The music is generally slow and melodious, mainly to suit the needs of palace life or religion. Musicians were looked down upon in ancient China, unlike painters. Painters were literati and officials. In the Song Dynasty, they could even be examined by paintings, but musicians could only be "actors" who were driven by others. Li Guinian, a famous musician in the Tang Dynasty, did not What is the political status? Among musical instruments, they can only be appreciated by scholar-bureaucrats alone and cannot be performed to the public. The smaller guqin is the only instrument with a higher status. Therefore, the development of music theory in ancient China was slow, while folk songs among the people were full of colorful melodies.

Aesthetic characteristics of ancient musical instruments

Our country's ancient musical instruments are divided into eight categories according to the materials used in making them: gold, stone, earth, leather, silk, wood, gourd and bamboo, which are called "eight tones".

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"Primitive Hunting Pictures" PPT courseware About the author: Mr. Qian Zhaoxi is a national first-class composer of Zhejiang Song and Dance Troupe. Born in Huixian, Henan in 1936, he joined the Art Troupe as an oboe player in 1949. From 1958 to 1970, he served as the chief violinist of the Zhejiang Philharmonic Orchestra. At the same time, he studied under...

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