The Cultural Ecology of Local Chorus Development in Southern Jiangxi,China
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Ganzhou City, the southernmost city of Jiangxi Province, is short for "South of Jiangxi", which has a long history and profound cultural heritage. The mass chorus is the art form that can best highlight the local and local culture. The author investigates the current situation of the mass chorus in this area by using various research methods, and finds out the existing problems in the development of the local chorus culture in South Jiangxi on the basis of finding the main factors affecting the development of the culture in South Jiangxi. The corresponding strategies are proposed according to the existing problems. In addition, it also puts forward three points of thinking about improving the brand influence of Gannan chorus, in order to help the sustainable development of Gannan chorus.
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