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This thesis uses the role of cross-culture and cross-nation identities to write my own experience which participating in the study and performance of indigenous song and dance culture. In contemporary, each indigenous folk song and dance troupe produce their works differently because of their own characteristics.
The author takes Kaohsiung Indigenous Zuyun Cultural song and Dance Troupe, National Donghua University College of Indigenous Studies Dance Troupe, and Ketusan Music Studio as the main research and writing objects, and explores the process and experience of the author's nation and cultural multiplex identity and identify. In addition to comparing the establishment background and performance characteristics of the three troupes, I also use the in-depth description and comparative research as a reference for cross-cultural learning research examples.
Through the research, it is found that although many difficulties and cultural differences must be overcome, the participation of non-indigenous peoples in the indigenous song and dance troupes will also bring different stimulation and changes to troupes and tribes. The gaps and differences appear in the song and dance learning process between indigenous and non-indigenous. Interestingly, similar situations will also occur between different indigenous nations, and their obstacles are even greater than non-indigenous learners. This dissertation explores the cross-cultural study of indigenous song and dance through different nations, and hopes to preserve indigenous culture and provide new possible thinking and methods for the promotion of indigenous culture today. |