Referring to the Chinese classical poems under the title of the record compiled by research ─ ─ flute song with "Flying Partridges", "Flute Melody," "Autumn Lake Moonlight" Three Pieces, for example

• Main Authors: Lai,Quan-Wen, 賴冠文
• Other Authors: 呂武恭
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2010
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/u5e83p

碩士 === 國立臺灣藝術大學 === 中國音樂學系 === 98 === Abstract The early stage in the development of dizi music to play, adapted mainly traditional folk music, this phenomenon is directly reflected in the title of the song. With the rapid development of the arts dizi, a large number of professional dizi virtuoso and composer engaged in the creation of dizi music, in the writing style constantly replacing old ones, making the dizi music has been substantial progress, and accumulated a large number of works. Some of them work on the creation from the Chinese classical poetry to find inspiration for the flute music and poetry, literary meaning Fu, and song titles reflect this. "Flying Partridges", "Flute Melody" and "Autumn Lake Moonlight" It's three flute music by different composers in their own creative ideas, methods and writing made, the same is that in the process of writing poetry are subject to the work impact. This article quoted from the song title of the angle cut into the way poetry works, through to discuss the creation of music background, music structure, and performance interpretation, and explore these three pieces in the title references the similarities and differences in the modus operandi, to discuss the characteristics of this type of music as well as the impact of playing on the flute. Key words: dizi, Chinese classical poetry, title