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梆子腔

Word · Noun

clapper opera vocal style; operas that use this style

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Meanings

2 senses · 5 examples
1.

noun

clapper opera vocal style

Refers to the general vocal and musical style used in various Chinese regional operas, characterized by the use of wooden clappers (bāngzi) to mark the rhythm. The singing is often vigorous and passionate.

Bāng梆
zi子
qiāng腔
yǐ以
qí其
gāo高
kàng亢
liáo嘹
liàng亮
de的
chàng唱
qiāng腔
ér而
wén闻
míng名
 。

Clapper opera vocal style is famous for its loud and clear singing.

Zhè这
chū出
xì戏
cǎi采
yòng用
le了
dì地
dào道
de的
bāng梆
zi子
qiāng腔
 。

This opera uses the authentic clapper opera vocal style.

2.

noun

clapper operas (as a category)

A collective term for the various regional opera genres that use the clapper opera vocal style. They are often named after their province or region, such as Shaanxi Bangzi or Shanxi Bangzi.

Shān山
xī西
bāng梆
zi子
shì是
běi北
fāng方
zhòng重
yào要
de的
xì戏
qǔ曲
jù剧
zhǒng种
 。

Shanxi Bangzi is an important opera genre in northern China.

Tā他
zhuān专
mén门
yán研
jiū究
hé河
běi北
bāng梆
zi子
de的
lì历
shǐ史
 。

He specializes in studying the history of Hebei Bangzi.

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Bāng梆
zi子
qiāng腔
zài在
mín民
jiān间
yǒu有
zhe着
shēn深
hòu厚
de的
qún群
zhòng众
jī基
chǔ础
 。

Clapper operas have a deep foundation among the common people.