Embodying folk tales in violin music by chinese composers

Abstract

In today's world, where globalisation blurs the boundaries between cultures, there is a growing interest in preserving and promoting national heritage. Music, as a universal language, can convey to the listener the deep meanings and values embedded in folk art. In this context, the study of violin works by Chinese composers inspired by folk tales seems particularly relevant. Folktales are like a rich cultural treasury, whose plots, characters and emotions can be cleverly transformed in violin repertoire, and through the unique expression of melody, rhythm and harmony, they bring out a new artistic charm.