A Comparative Study Of Buddhist Sound And Hengshan Taoist Sound In Wutai Mountain

Wutai Mountain Buddhism is not only a monument in the development history of Chinese Buddhism,but also a microcosm of the development of Chinese Han Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism,and its ritual sound shows the coexistence of Han and Tibet and the pattern of both north and south.Hengshan Taoism is an important part of the development of Taoism in China,and it is a typical representative of Taoist Quan Zhen teaching sound.As two different religious schools,what is the relationship between Buddhist ritual sound and Taoist ritual sound? Right and wrong,that is,there are inextricable "entanglements" between each other.Taking the Buddhist and Hengshan Taoist music in Wutai Mountain of Shanxi Province as an example,this paper probes into the detailed comparative analysis of ritual,musical instrument,band compilation and music.Differences are in common with each other.The full text consists of five parts:The first introduction is mainly composed of four parts: the purpose and significance of the topic,the literature research and review,the scope of the research object,and the research method.The second chapter is to Wutai Mountain Buddhist sound patterns carried on a more detailed discussion.It involves two aspects: on the one hand,it is the history of the development of Buddhist sounds in Wutai Mountain,on the other hand,it is the classification and characteristics of Buddhist sounds in Wutai Mountain.The third chapter is a detailed discussion on the pattern and characteristics of Hengshan Taoist sound.It involves two aspects: on the one hand,it is the development history of Hengshan Taoist sound;on the other hand,it is the classification and main characteristics of Hengshan Taoist sound.The fourth chapter is the comparative analysis of Buddhist and Taoist sounds in Wutai Mountain,mainly including the comparison of chanting sound and instrumental sound.The fifth chapter analyzes the relationship between Buddhist sound and Taoist sound,and reveals the relationship between Buddhist and Taoist music.