The Analysis and Interpretation of Fou-Tzai Jin's Erhu Concerto “Warm Are the Waters of Spring Rivers”

• Main Authors: Yeh, Wei-Jen, 葉維仁
• Other Authors: 林昱廷
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/42225577593345157539

碩士 === 國立臺灣藝術大學 === 中國音樂學系 === 102 === Abstract The erhu concerto Warm Spring Water, composed in 1994, is composed by the Chinese composer Fuzai Jin and is one of his few compositions for erhu. The researcher has been playing erfu for more than 10 years and encountered pieces of different ages and styles, but still has special interest in Warm Spring Water, selected as the main repertory of his formal concerts many times. Gradually, he further grew interest in the composing style and background of the composer. Through the direct interview with the composer Fuzai Jin, the investigation of composer’s background and composing methods, and the analyses as well as data selection towards the piece, the researcher concluded and provided his aspect of interpretation to be a reference for the future performers. The researcher expected to have deeper comprehension of Fuzai Jin’s compositions through the researching process, which will be a reference for erhu performers while doing interpretation or study. It is also expected to help composers clarify Fuzai Jin’s composing methods and provide a little dedication for the development of erhu music. Keywords：Fuzai Jin、Warm Spring Water、Erhu music、Erhu Composition