山西古戏台

• 作者: 英瑞
• 来源期刊: 今日山西
• 学科: 历史
• 关键词: 古戏台 山西 戏曲艺术 民间艺术 地方剧
• 年，卷（期）: jrsx,（2）
• 页码范围: 45-47
• 页数: 3页
• 分类号: K875.5

摘要

Lying on the eastern side of the Yellow River, to the right of the Taihang Mountains,the ancient Shanxi was a major birthplace of the venerable Chinese civilization and a cornucopia of folk arts.With an abundance of musical and operatic resources, Shanxi enjoyed a wide variety of operatic genres and consequently had a plethora of stages. Since time immemorial,these stages had remained the spiritual home-which was unforgeflable and could not be dispensed with-of the ordinary people. Since there appeared operas from antiquity, so these stages are as old as the operas,Shaxi's ancient stages were dotted everywhere, with most of them erecting invariably adjacent to temples.This phenomenon is indeed thought-provoking.Having witnessed vicissitude of the times and withstood hundreds of years of exposure to the elements, these stages stand more or less intact, but they have lost much of their original glory-just like a old man,wirily built but with a weather-beaten face. Looking at them, one seems to be time-capsuled back to those submerged years, the old operatic music resonating vaguely around the stages.