Lu Village War Drum Research

The "drums" are the drums that ancient marching operations used to boost morale or direct combat."Encourage" means dancing.The Lu Village War Drum is a folk traditional art that prevailed in Lucun Town,Anyang,Henan Province.It is an inspiring dance that reflects the ancient warriors riding the battlefield.In the current study of the drums,the research on the traceability of the drums of Lu Cun and the study of the top is still in a state of ignorance.Based on the existing research results,this paper attempts to systematically organize and research the historical context,music performance and cultural significance of the Lu village drums.The main contents are as follows:First,this article discusses the historical origins and development context of the Lvcun War Drum.It is believed that the sprout of the Lvcun War Drum occurred during the Shang Dynasty.The word “drum” was first seen in the Yin Ruins Oracle 3,000 years ago.The ancient and modern interpretations are almost identical,namely,tapping or playing.The origin of the drum culture is early,and the records involving the drum in ancient books are also very detailed.According to the records of most of the cultural relics unearthed in the Central Plains and spread to the world,and legends with myths,they all prove that the drums originated in the Central Plains.Lu Village,located in Anyang,Henan province,is the Central Plains region where Yin Shang culture thrives.In the Shang and Zhou Dynasties,drums were used for various purposes.Sacrifice,war,alertness,farming,hunting,and hunting were used.Drums were used on different occasions.Among them,gongs,drums,gongs,and drums were mainly used as military weapons at that time.Among them,gongs and drums are the earliest drums used in military affairs during the Shang Dynasty.This article believes that this is the record of the earliest form of war drums in the Anyang area.Second,the combination of inspiration and encouragement is a characteristic of Lv Cun’s drum performance.Lu village drums music performance is divided into music and dance,music is mainly composed of drums and other brass band composition to play,dance is combined with martial dance dance posture,reflect the formation of the game array of performance.In the third chapter,this article gives a detailed introduction to the music performance of Lv Cun’s drums,including the types of instrumental music performances,dance postures,formations,etc.,and analyzes the music ontology of Lv Cun’s drums.Third,the discussion about the cultural significance of Lu village drums.First of all,the dress and accessories of Lu village drums are expounded,and then the Lu village drums in folk custom are discussed,thus revealing the cultural significance of the metaphor of clothing and accessories and the connotation of folk custom.The Lu Village War Drum is not only a living specimen of the drum culture,but also a legacy of the Shang culture.It is also a valuable asset of traditional folk art.With regard to the study of Lu Village drums,the information available at present can be seen from the perspective of the music profession.The analysis of the data of the Lvcun War Drum is still rare.This article is both an innovation and a vacancy in this research.This article first uses the literature research method to sort out the historical changes of the Lucun War Drum.It uses the field investigation method to mine the current form of the Lucun War Drum.Descriptive research method is used to describe its music performance in detail.The Lvcun War Drum has been circulating for thousands of years and has a clear lineage of inheritance.Drums and dances are symbols of spirit and power.The people of Lu Village merged the martial arts spirit with warrior morale and demonstrated the historical value,cultural value,and scientific value of the war drums in the Yinshang area.The author records the historical evolution of the Lv Cun Drum,giving the posterity a more complete historical cognition,making Lv Cun drums gain more audiences,so as to better protect and inherit this folk art.