英文摘要
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Taiwanese Hakka opera was developed by ordinary citizens approximately a hundred years ago. Throughout its history of development, Hakka Opera has integrated the art content of vaious types of drama, including Luan-tan-shi, Siping Opera, and Peking Opera. As a result, Hakka Opera shows a greater capacity for performance. In 2014, the annual production by the Department of Hakka Opera, National Taiwan College of Performing Arts was Mingfei. The author of this study noticed that the screenplay editing and music design of the drama intended to incorporate "Da-shiau-pai" (i.e., you-qu) - "Ho-Fan" wupai in the cultural circle of Beiguan music in Taiwan into education-based and artistic performance. In the following year, the Hakka TV show Chao-Chun Ho Fan and Hakka drama Betrayal both presented Beiguan "Da-shiau-pai" - "Ho Fan" in a different light. This seemingly vintage design technique is no doubt a new path through which Hakka opera can learn from the classic works. Therefore, this paper has utilized the concrete presentation of the aforementioned three versions of "Ho Fan" "Da-shiau-pai" in Xiqu to explain their music designers' concrete creation methods. The author believes that this music design method intends to give a new life to the literature of Xiqu, making it more than historical materials. More importantly, it enables the development of aria in Hakka opera to provide more meaningful and innovative materials for its creation.
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