The Performance And Context Of Oral Music

Mongols music is characterized by oral transmission,which runs through the whole Mongols traditional music.The performance of Mongols rappers uses dialect and local language to tell stories,which includes the rise and fall of history,marriage and family,humorous personnel,etc.The story is tortuous and vivid,the content is closely related to life,and is loved by the majority of people.Of course,the content of the story is inseparable from its personal performance and the specific context.From the perspective of research on oral music performance,this paper takes the performance case of Horqin folk artist Hai Qingshaobu as an example,arranges the research object-Hai Qingshao in the folk context of his life and the stage context of professional performance,and finds that the context has an important impact on the performance process of performers through field observation and detailed description.Through research and analysis,it is believed that creative performers may have differences in their performance styles in specific contexts.In oral music,performance and context have an interactive and restrictive relationship.In specific performances,artists not only retain the traditional melody framework and performance techniques,but also integrate these traditional factors into different contexts for new performances.