李孟勳。〈南北交加・東西交響:日治時期北港音樂子弟團的分類與發展〉。《民俗曲藝》198 (2017.12): 127-64。
Li Meng-hsun. "Polyphonic Melodies:
The Classification and Development of Beigang Amateur Musical Troupes during
the Japanese Colonial Era." Journal of Chinese Ritual, Theatre and Folklore 198 (2017.12): 127-64.
Abstract
北港地區在十七世紀即形成繁榮的港口市鎮,加上媽祖廟的香火鼎盛,子弟團的活動興盛,其樂種相當多元,包括南管、北管、十三腔、京戲、九甲 戲、歌仔戲、西樂等。本文討論北港的音樂子弟團在日治時期的分類和發展。
日治時期北港子弟團的樂種和組織均增加,傳統和現代交會。在每年朝天宮聖母遶境行列中,子弟團以「南的」、「北的」、「西的」為群組排列,形成地方社會的秩序。日治末期的皇民化運動,子弟團的活動暫時受到壓抑,但並未消失。
Beigang
had been a busy port town since the seventeenth century. The popularity of the Mazu Temple
and active amateur musical troupes (tsú-tē
troupes) both added to the prosperity of the town. Musical troupes in Beigang
include lâm-kuán, pak-kuán, sip-sam-khiang, Beijing Opera, káu-kah-á-hì,
kua-á-hì, and western music. In this
paper, I discuss the classification and development of amateur musical troupes
in the Japanese Colonial Era.
During
the Japanese Colonial Era, the types and number of tsú-tē troupes both increased, integrating tradition and modernity.
In the annual Mazu procession of Chaotian
Temple , the tsú-tē troupes fell into
"South," "North," and "West" groups according to
their respective styles and positions in the social order. Activities of the tsú-tē troupes, though temporarily
curbed by the Kominka movement of late Colonial Japanese Era, had never died
down.