What Is a Song?

What Is a Song?
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什么是歌曲?

DOI:
10.1080/13528165.2019.1601945
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发表时间:
2019
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0.1
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Ang G
Ang G
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什么是歌?一首歌是一段旅程,有许多门槛。通过一个直接而透明的过程,面对每一个门口,我回忆起我小时候听过的歌曲,并发现我与我的直系亲属和远祖的新关系。从我年轻的直觉自我,我更接近那些来自未知领域、想象世界、协会和我调谐的人的声音。沿着这些门,我常常想起一种柔软的品质,一种扎根的感觉,以及我内心和周围的一种令人恢复活力的关注流。突然,我感到心中温暖,一种唱歌的冲动。一首歌从遥远的地方出现在我的意识流中。一种流动性和流动感在我身体的不同部位活跃起来。一个音符出现在我的舌尖上。我打电话和问候它,就像一个老朋友。歌曲来了。我回答。我继续唱着它,但也让它唱着我。即使在沉默中,我也有一种持续的流动。这首歌就像是我在跟随生命之河的流动,从这一刻起,这首歌就变得变幻莫测。旅程涉及到超越我的东西,我-我之间的对话,我的一部分到另一部分。在唱歌的时候,我照顾我的“自我”;同时,我的身体对微妙的变化做出反应-我听到,我唱歌,我提问,我回应,我被听到,我被唱,我被回答,我就是回应。歌声暂停,我看到一只鸟飞过窗户。我开始在我的内心感知到一种渴望,一种隐藏的下一首歌的源泉。谁拥有一首歌?当一首歌被某人拥有和占有时,它就变成了一种商品。我说的是一首匿名的歌。当一首歌是“没有自己的”时,它存在于那些唱歌的人和那些听的人中。在歌唱中留下的是它的回声和共鸣。虽然一首歌可以在人与人之间传递,或者通过数字传输和存储(拥有),但它最强烈地存在于人们的记忆和身体中。当一首歌被唱和听的时候,一个想象的世界可以在那些经历过并通过歌曲相互联系的人身上唤起。
What is a song? A song is a journey with a threshold of doorways. Through a direct and transparent process of confronting each doorway, I recall songs that I had once known as a child and uncover a renewed relation with my direct family and distant ancestors. From my intuitive young self, I move closer to voices that arise out of unknown realms, imaginative worlds, associations and people that I attune to. Moving along these doorways, I am often reminded of a quality of softness, a sense of rootedness and a rejuvenating flow of attention in and around me. Suddenly I feel warmth in my heart, an urge to sing. A song emerges from far off in my stream of consciousness. A sense of fluidity and flow around different parts of my body comes alive. A musical note appears on the tip of my tongue. I call and greet it as if like an old friend. The song arrives. I respond. I continue singing it, yet letting it sing me. There is a continuous flow in me, even in silence. The song begins to conduct itself as if I am following the flow of a life-river in me. From this point on, the song is unpredictable and changeable. The journey involves something beyond me, a conversation happens between I–I, one part of my self to another. While singing, I take care of my ‘self’; simultaneously, my body responds to the subtle changes–I hear, I sing, I question, I respond, and I am heard, I am sung, I am answered, I am the response. A pause in singing, I see a bird fly past the window. I begin to perceive in me a yearning, a hidden source for the next song.Who owns a song? When a song is being possessed and claimed by someone, it becomes a commodity. I am speaking of song that is of anonymous source. When a song is ‘own-less’, it exists and transmits in those who sing, and those who listen. What is left behind in singing are its echoes and resonances. Though a song can be passed on from person to person, or through digital transmission and storage (owning), it lives and resounds most strongly in the memories and corporeality of people. When a song is being sung and heard, an imaginative world can be evoked in those who have experienced and interconnected through the song.