Aesthetics From Rhyme,connotation And Emotion-connotation Analysis And Performing Versions Comparison Of The Rhymed Prose Of Enchanting Lotus

With flourishing of the creation and performance of modern Zheng works,nowadays composers have made a variety of modern Zheng works with different styles,tuning up skills and performance techniques.As an exquisite embodiment of traditional pentatonic tuning and western creation techniques,The Rhymed Prose of Enchanting Lotus,which features the pressing and sliding skills to achieve ‘mono-note with multi-rhymes' effect by left hand,represents a unique style in modern Zheng works.Besides the basic notes and complicated techniques,emotions within the music should be fully expressed while performing Zheng works.Indulging in the difficult skills with the absence of emotional aesthetics,just like reading an obscure article insipidly,will inevitably lose the soul of the work.So we should comprehend the background,style and creation intention of the music before plying.The comprehension of these three elements,which means the deep understanding of the work,plays a vital role in demonstrating the emotional aesthetics of music.On top of deep understanding of music background,style and creation intention of the composer,player's ‘re-creation' is also critical.As Shakespeare once said,‘There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's eyes.' Based on individual's age,view of the world,life and values,different players have different interpretations of works,resulting in distinct artistic expression.And that is the charm of musical performance.By integrating their personalities and ideas into music,players endow the works with colorful new life,which also exhibits the diversity of music.Via the analysis of structure,theme,composing and performing techniques of the Rhymed Prose of Enchanting Lotus,and the comparison of different performing versions of 3 players,the author has analyzed and interpreted the emotional and connotative aesthetics of this work.Furthermore,this kind of comparison will let an increasing number of practitioners realize the importance of ‘re-creation'.