A review of research on Sichuan Qingyin music, a model of folk art music

Abstract: Sichuan Qingyin is a form of Chinese folk art music and one of the main types of southern folk art. It is composed of It was developed from the contemporary ditties of the Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as operas and folk music from various parts of Sichuan, and has gone through hundreds of years of history. Due to the change of the performance venue, the singing form has been changed from the original sitting singing to the current standing singing. When singing, the actor hits the sandalwood board with his left hand and the bamboo drum with his right hand. Pipa, erhu, Gaohu and Zhonghu are often used for accompaniment. The "haha tune" is Its most distinctive singing style. Based on the previous research results, this article develops from four aspects: historical research, comprehensive research, Qupai research, and singing research of voiceless music. It has the characteristics of comprehensive research, summary of results, and theoretical innovation. These research results have important reference value for the inheritance and protection of Sichuan Qing music.