A Study On The Historical Data Of Music In The Book Of Jin

The Book of Jin is one of the "Twenty Four Histories",with 130 existing volumes.In addition,there are a total of 19 versions of Zang’s "Book of Jin" that have been passed down to the world.The "Book of Jin" records complete content and supplements the shortcomings of old history.This article focuses on the "Jin Shu Yue Zhi" and explores the general development of palace music in the Jin Dynasty.It is divided into five parts: The first part mainly discusses the background and author of the book "Jin Shu Yue Zhi".The second part explores the historical sources of the "Book of Jin" and the impact of the writing of the "Book of Jin · Music Records" on that time and future generations.The third part sorts out the specifications and procedures of the sacrificial music used in the Jin Dynasty,and conducts in-depth analysis of the sacrificial songs and the ritual system and music used in the palace.The fourth part analyzes the representative "Four Chamber Music Songs" and their "Four Chamber Music Songs" based on the arrangement of banquet music forms and etiquette specifications,and explores the historical background,reasons,and results of the renaming of their lyrics.The fifth part,combining the historical environment and political background at that time,analyzes the changes and impacts of his music and dance after entering the court,and conducts a theoretical analysis of the related lyrics.