What are the characteristics of Jiaozhou Yangko?

Jiaozhou Yangko is a kind of opera music with different styles, which consists of eleven different styles. The cross mode with demand mode as the main mode and feather mode as the auxiliary mode is the characteristic of Jiaozhou Yangko music mode.

The mode of Jiaozhou Yangko music is characterized by the use of cross-mode, which is dominated by national mode and supplemented by Shangyu mode. At the same time, percussion performance is another feature of Jiaozhou Yangko music. The percussion performance of Jiaozhou Yangko is not only the opening gongs and drums of the dance part, but also a brand of Yangko with four twisted pieces.

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Jiaozhou Yangko is divided into two schools:

1920, yangko artist Chen Luanzeng integrated martial arts skills into yangko, making it rough, bold and easy to understand. The masses call it "Wu Yangko", also known as Donglu Yangko. Yangko, the representative of the thought, is famous for its charm and exquisiteness, and is called "Wen Yangko", also known as West Road Yangko. Later, the two factions competed with each other and learned from each other, and gradually merged into one by 20 12.

Jiaozhou Yangko is also called "Diyangko" and "Running Yangko". Folk call it "twisting the waist" and "three bends", which is one of the three major yangko songs in Shandong Province. Jiaozhou Yangko has a history of more than 230 years. In the Qing Dynasty, Zhao and Ma Yu fled to Kanto in Baoyan Village, Jiaozhou, and begged and sang along the way, gradually forming a form of singing and dancing.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Jiaozhou Yangko