An Exploration of the Cultural Remains of Music in the Western Corridor of Liaoning and the Tang Tombs of Liaoning
Took the musical cultural remains(musician figurines)excavated from the M2 Tang tomb and the tomb of Sun Ze of the Tang Dynasty which discovered in Textile Factory and in the Fi-ber Factory in Chaoyang,Liaoning Province respectively as research object,and viewed from the Silk Road and the Liaoxi Corridor,the article explores the combination forms of the musical figu-rines,the characteristics of the musical instruments.Furthermore,the author discoveries the musi-cal cultural exchange and integration situations reflected by them.The conclusions are that the"player figurine"in Tomb M2 should be the"Lying Khonghou figurine",cause the ensemble form of Chinese Gigaku coincides the characteristics of"Koryo music"in the Seven Bu Music,Eight Bu Mu-sic,Nine Bu Music(Bu means kinds)of the Sui and Tang dynasties;the horse-riding musician figu-rine in Sun Ze Tomb are the first discovery of musical culture in the Chinese northeast.At end,the author concludes that these remains belong to the cultural exchange system between Northeast China and Central China during the Tang Dynasty along the Silk Road and the Liaoxi Corridor.
Liaoning ChaoyangLiaoxi corridorTang tomb music figurinesmusic figurine assem-blagemusical remains
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