| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 民族音樂研究所 === 105 === Kucapungane is a village located in Wutai Township of Pingtung County. It is one of the places where western Rukai originated. Blessed with its unique environmental situations, it has developed abundant cultural characteristic. In addition to Stone-board House, it has a high cultural value in history, article and music.
Fieldwork of this thesis was conducted after Kucapungane moved to Rinari. The fieldwork not only collected songs, but also observed the situation of cultural preservation about music after the migration of Kucapungane. Through these songs, we are able to understand the original forms of lives, politics and societies in Kucapungane. Moreover, by recording tribesmen’s conditions of adaptation and memories after migration, analyzing the connection between songs and their emotions becomes possible.
This thesis divided into six chapters. Chapter I presents motivation, objects, methods and references of this research. Chapter II introduces background of Kucapungane village, such as history, society and other factors influence music. By knowing background of village, we can understand how its music formed. Chapter III probes how Kucapungane tribesmen recognize “Music” and discusses the way to classify songs from researchers and tribesmen’s view. Chapter IV records different kinds of songs, including normal songs and some behaviors with musical elements like “tubi” and “wacapi” ceremony. Chapter V focused on the emotions of music. Singing songs is not individual behavior. It is always connected with everyone in the village. This chapter tries to find out different aspects of music research through analyzing Kucapungane tribesmen’s collective memory about music. Final chapter checks whether this thesis accomplishes the goals of research or not and makes the conclusion.
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