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Echoes Through Millennia Along the Silk Road: Listening to the Folk Epic of the Hexi Corridor! 穿越千年丝路回响,聆听河西走廊的民间史诗! Taking Liangzhou Xianxiao from Wuwei City, Gansu Province as the research subject, this study analyzes its ""open"" structural characteristics and highlights its connections with various art forms such as storytelling, opera, and drum lyrics. The book also compiles twelve modern inheritance lineages of Liangzhou Xianxiao, involving over 150 individuals, and provides preliminary research on the Sanhuang Hui, a guild organization for blind performers. Additionally, the study conducts a statistical analysis of the tuning methods of the sanxian (a three-stringed lute) prevalent in the local area and proposes the hypothesis that the ""five-four"" tuning originated from natural harmonics. Furthermore, the author critiques the perspectives that Liangzhou Xianxiao derived from Dunhuang Bianwen and popular Buddhist lectures, as well as the notion that it is a descendant of Dunhuang Bianwen or a branch of Hexi Baojuan (precious scrolls). 以甘肃武威市的凉州贤孝为研究对象，对其""开放性""结构特征进行了分析，并指出曲本与评书、戏曲、鼓词等多个方面的联系。本书还整理出凉州贤孝近代的12组传承谱系，涉及150余人，对盲艺人的行会组织三皇会有了初步考证。此外，本书还对当地及 流行的三弦定弦做了统计，提出了""五＋四""定弦源自自然泛音的假设； ，关于凉州贤孝源于敦煌变文与俗讲、凉州贤孝是敦煌变文的子孙、河西宝卷等分支观点作者提出了批评。

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