Safeguarding and inheriting intangible cultural heritage music in the Chongqing Three Gorges Reservoir area: A case study on Lore

IF 1 4区 社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Curator: The Museum Journal Pub Date : 2024-06-06 DOI:10.1111/cura.12636
Su Yang
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Safeguarding and inheriting a society's intangible cultural heritage (ICH) music is essential for preserving cultural identity and fostering cultural diversity. A primary motivation for the formation and continuous activities of the heritage preservation community is the concern over losing valuable cultural assets. Incomplete histories, missing documents, and limited access to both tangible and intangible resources are all repercussions of lost heritage, affecting both the public and scholarly sectors. Given the inherent fragility of intangible cultural forms such as dance, language, and music, archives tasked with preserving these records face unique challenges. These forms can easily vanish without proper documentation and preservation, reinforcing the vital role of the relevant organizations. So, this study explores the unique musical traditions of the Chongqing Three Gorges Reservoir area (CTGRA), along with the various methods for protecting and promoting this ICH. In‐depth information on regional musical traditions, as well as the challenges and possibilities related to conserving and transmitting these practices, was gathered via participant observation, interviews, and field study. The major ways of preserving and transmitting ICH music are storytelling and oral practices that connect communities and musical histories and promote their identity. This study reveals several practices of preserving and transmitting ICH music, such as raising awareness of people, encouraging local artists, and using digital media and advanced technology. This study argues that the rich cultural heritage of the CTGRA is preserved and inherited to future generations by implementing strategies that leverage the power of narrative and support the continuation of these musical practices.
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重庆三峡库区非物质文化遗产音乐的保护与传承:罗尔》个案研究
保护和传承一个社会的非物质文化遗产(ICH)音乐对于保护文化特性和促进文化多样性至关重要。遗产保护团体的形成和持续活动的主要动机是对宝贵文化资产流失的担忧。不完整的历史、遗失的文献以及对物质和非物质资源的有限利用都是遗产流失的后果,对公众和学术界都有影响。鉴于舞蹈、语言和音乐等非物质文化形式本身的脆弱性,负责保存这些记录的档案馆面临着独特的挑战。如果没有适当的记录和保存,这些形式很容易消失,这就加强了相关组织的重要作用。因此,本研究探讨了重庆三峡库区(CTGRA)独特的音乐传统,以及保护和促进这一非物质文化遗产的各种方法。通过参与观察、访谈和实地考察,收集了有关地区音乐传统的深入信息,以及与保护和传承这些习俗相关的挑战和可能性。保护和传承非物质文化遗产音乐的主要方式是讲故事和口述实践,它们将社区和音乐历史联系起来,并促进其身份认同。本研究揭示了保护和传承非物质文化遗产音乐的几种做法,如提高人们的认识、鼓励本地艺术家、利用数字媒体和先进技术。本研究认为,通过实施利用叙事力量和支持延续这些音乐实践的战略,可以保护 CTGRA 丰富的文化遗产并将其传承给子孙后代。
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