Possibilities of using the trombone in ensemble performance in China

Abstract

This paper explores artistic interaction in Peking Opera in depth. By drawing on stage performance and cultural communication theories, it comprehensively analyzes the interaction between actors and the audience during performances, how the unique stylized forms of Peking Opera resonate with audience understanding, and the novel interaction forms emerging in the new media era. The study reveals that Peking Opera's art interaction is characterized by strong ritual, profound cultural inheritance, and seamless online-offline integration. These features not only vividly display its artistic allure but also play a fundamental role in cultural inheritance, offering innovative perspectives for its modern-day development. The purpose of writing this paper is to examine the peculiarities of the interaction of arts in Peking Opera and to reveal the role of opera in communicating with the audience.