A Study Of Tibetan Folk Song "Le" In The Bailong River Basin

The Tibetan folk song "Le",as a main content of the Tibetan cultural process in the Bailong River Basin,has occupied an important position in people's long-term production and life."Le",as the most important part of Tibetan folk songs,maps the local people's thoughts,emotions and daily life through different types of genres,different lyrics and different singing forms.The full text consists of seven chapters.The 1 chapter introduces the research significance,purpose,research status and thinking.The 2 chapter is an overview of the Tibetan areas in the Bailong River Basin.It introduces the Tibetan areas from three aspects: history,nature,and culture.Ecological environment;Chapter 3 is the classification of specific songs.From the three aspects,it refines the more specific subordinate genres included in the large category of folk song "Le",and introduces them in detail one by one.The 4 chapter summarizes the overall musical structure characteristics of the Tibetan folk song "Le" in the Bailong River Basin through detailed analysis of the music in terms of form,tone,rhythm,and lyrics through detailed music examples.The 5 chapter divides the Tibetan area of the Bailong River Basin into agricultural areas,Pastoral,semi-agricultural and semi-animal husbandry,three color zones,from the perspective of human geography,analyze the specific music under the specified color zone;Chapter 6 based on the use and function of music,detailed analysis of the folk songs in the area The embodiment in social culture;the final chapter 7 starts with the specific internal and external causes of the development of folk songs in the area,and solves the problems existing in music inheritance.Further reflection conducted.One of the most important factors that has influenced the spatial and temporal distribution of Chinese folk songs from ancient times to the current is the river waters.Whether it is the early occurrence of Chinese culture or its late changes,it is closely connected with river water.So the study of the Tibetan folk song "Le" in the Bailong River Basin also has a certain positive significance for the historical review and cultural promotion of the district.