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What are the classic Lu Opera tracks?

Lu Opera is popular in Jianghuai area and Dabie Mountain area with Hefei as the center, including Lu 'an, Huainan, Chaohu, Chuzhou and Wuhu. Because its creation and performance center was in the middle of Anhui Province, it was under the jurisdiction of Luzhou in ancient times, so it was renamed as "Lu Opera" in March of 1955. Lu Opera has a history of more than 200 years, and there were professional class clubs during the years of Qing Qianlong and Jiaqing. At first, it was based on the folk songs of Dabie Mountain and the song and dance between Jianghuai. In the process of development, it has absorbed the singing and repertoires of the sunspot drama in Funan, the Duangong drama in Fengyang, Shouxian, the inaction Huizhou opera, the folk songs in Feidong and Chaohu. Some class clubs also performed with Huizhou Opera and Peking Opera respectively, and were influenced by them, and gradually developed into Lu Opera.

Representative tracks of Lu Opera:

1, Pearl Tower: Pearl Tower is also known as Shame Valley and Jiusong Pavilion. The story originated from the Qing Dynasty tanci "The Complete Biography of the Original Pearl Tower of Xiaoyi". It's about Fang Qing, an official of the Ming Dynasty, whose family suffered misfortune and got into trouble. In order to go to Beijing for an exam, he borrowed money from his aunt Chen, who refused to borrow it, making matters worse. Chen Nvcui 'e and Fang Qing are engaged. After learning about this, they made an appointment to meet Fang Qing, gave her money and gave her a treasure handed down from ancient times-the Pearl Tower. Later, Qing won the first prize, sealed the eight government patrols and official patrols, passed by Chen Jiashi, pretended to be a Taoist, and entered Chen Jiali, singing that he was ashamed of his aunt. Chen regretted it and finally got married with Cui E.

2. Li Qingzhao: In the autumn of the third year of the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 129), Zhao Mingcheng died in Jiankang City (Nanjing), leaving a half-volume of Stone, which was full of antiques. After burial, clean up the serious illness. Wang Dong wanted to buy antiques from Li Qingzhao, and brought the rumor of "jade pot giving gold" in Zhao Mingcheng. At this time, the nomads from the border were under great pressure, and the court had to move south. Li Qingzhao resolutely decided to use all the stone tools to chase after the imperial court to present a treasure, to clear Zhao Mingcheng's name, and not to let cultural relics scatter. To this end, she crossed the mountains and seas, drifted from place to place, and fell everywhere. More than a year later, Li Qingzhao finally found her younger brother Li Hang, only to find that her cultural relics had been stolen, and she could not afford to get sick. In the second year of Shaoxing, you Chengwu Lang Zhang Ruzhou persuaded Li Hang to cheat and marry Li Qingzhao. After the marriage, Zhang Ruzhou's ambition was exposed. He called it a wife, but in fact he took possession of cultural relics in exchange for an official position. Li Qingzhao coaxed and was criticized. She can see clearly that Zhang Ruzhou's success is due to the unhealthy trend in the DPRK. She is determined to report him for "increasing the number of officials in vain" and take him to court to rectify the world. According to the criminal law of the Song Dynasty, those who report their relatives indiscriminately are only sentenced to two years. Li Qingzhao would rather go to prison than keep her soul clean, so she spent nine days in prison.

3. Hugh Lilac: The story of this play is widely circulated among Anhui people. The story tells that the kind Guo Dingxiang was arranged by her parents to marry the prodigal Zhang Wanlang and was finally abandoned. After the defeat of Zhang Wanlang's family, he threw himself into the river.