Book Details
Song Object
Ma Shifang / New Classic Graphic Communication /May 1, 2014
"Song Objects" is a unique music-themed book written by Ma Shifang. The book takes 17 objects closely related to music as the main line, with 30 carefully selected photos, showing the charm of music and the stories behind the objects. The author skillfully combines music with objects, leading readers to relive those unforgettable musical moments. The book's binding design is done by the famous designer Nie Yongzhen. The limited special sewing binding and the 10.5X15cm mini collection format make this book not only rich in content, but also of great value for appreciation and collection. The unanimous recommendation of industry celebrities such as Lin Xi, Zhan Hongzhi, and Zhan Weixiong further proves the quality and connotation of "Song Objects". Music lovers and book collectors alike should not miss this unique and creative masterpiece.
Outline Notes
Book Summary of "Song Objects"Chapter 1: Where the Songs Are Sung1.1 The Origin of Songs - The Origin of Music: Explores how music evolved from the sounds of nature. - Expression of Human Emotion: As a way of expressing human emotions, music has gradually become richer and more diverse with the development of society. 1.2 The Spread of Songs - Word of Mouth: The traditional way of spreading songs is through imitation and learning between people. - Recording Media: With the development of modern technology, songs can be preserved for a long time in the form of records, tapes, etc. Chapter 2: Stories Hidden in Songs2.1 Songs and History - Reflection of Social Change: Songs often reflect the social conditions and social changes of a certain era. - Historical Event Carrier: Specific historical events are often created into songs and become witnesses of history. 2.2 Singers and Songs - Creative Background: The creative background and mental journey of the singer have a profound impact on the content and style of the song. - Singing Style: The singing style and skills of the singer are also an important part of the charm of the song. Chapter 3: Cultural Significance of Song Objects3.1 The Art of Lyrics - Literary Value: The words in lyrics often have profound literary value and artistic beauty. - Emotional Resonance: Lyrics can touch people&39;s hearts and resonate with the audience emotionally. 3.2 Combination with Other Art Forms - Film and Television Soundtrack: Songs play a role in rendering emotions in movies, TV series and other film and television works. - Stage Performance: The stage design and lighting effects of live concerts are also part of song culture. Chapter 4: Songs and Social Phenomena4.1 Songs and Trends - The Trend of Popular Songs: Explore how popular songs lead the fashion and the social power behind it. - Subcultural Phenomena: Certain specific types of songs may become the unique symbol of a certain group. 4.2 Songs and Public Issues - The Clarion of Social Movements: Songs are sometimes also part of social movements, conveying messages and hopes for change. - The Influence of Public Welfare Songs: Explore how public welfare songs have an impact on social issues and arouse people&39;s attention and action.
Catchy Sentences
For the book "Song Objects", I have selected the following wonderful sentences or paragraphs. These sentences or paragraphs are profound, unique in perspective, beautiful in language, full of wisdom, or creative, aiming to show the essence of the book to readers. 1. Music is the art of time, and objects are the condensation of space. Ma Shifang found a poetic connection between songs and objects. ** 2. Every object carries memories, and every song tells a story. When they are intertwined, they form a unique musical epic. ** 3. The book is gently opened, as if the gate of time is slowly opened, and those songs and objects that have been covered by the dust of the years come alive again. ** 4. Ma Shifang's words are as delicate and affectionate as his musical taste, and can always touch the softest part of people's hearts inadvertently. ** 5. In this fast-paced era, it is a rare luxury to be able to calm down and appreciate a song or an object. And "Song Objects" gives us such an opportunity. ** 6. Every object has its own unique life course. They have witnessed the changes of history and also carried personal emotional memories. ** 7. Music is not only the art of sound, but also the expression of emotion. In "Song Objects", Ma Shifang used words to describe moving musical moments for us. ** 8. Reading "Song Objects" is like traveling through time. Those familiar melodies and objects lead us back to a certain moment in the past. ** 9. With his unique perspective and brushstrokes, Ma Shifang perfectly combines music and objects, showing us a charming art world. ** 10. Objects can be silent, but their existence itself is a powerful narrative force. In "Song Objects", this power is infinitely magnified. ** 11. There is a story behind every song, and every story is closely connected with a certain object. This wonderful connection makes people sigh at the magical charm of music. ** 12. "Song Objects" is not only a book, but also a symphony of music and objects. In this symphony, every reader can find his or her own resonance. ** 13. Ma Shifang's words are like a trickle, slowly flowing into the heart, allowing people to feel the beauty and warmth of life while savoring songs and objects. ** 14. In this materialistic society, "Song Objects" reminds us: Don't forget the old objects and old songs that have accompanied us through the years. ** 15. Objects, like music, have their unique vitality and emotional value. Only by feeling them with your heart can you discover their inner beauty. ** 16. "Song Objects" is a dialogue across time and space, allowing modern people to have a profound exchange with objects and music in the past. ** 17. Ma Shifang, with his keen observation and profound insight, reveals to us the unknown secret connections between songs and objects. ** 18. Reading "Song Objects" is like attending a musical feast. Those familiar melodies and objects make us feel the infinite charm of music. ** 19. In this world full of variables, the only thing that remains unchanged is change itself. However, the old objects and songs in "Song Objects" have become our eternal memories and comfort. ** 20. "Song Objects" is a work full of wisdom and creativity. It makes us re-examine the objects and music around us, and makes us cherish those beautiful memories and times more. **
Author Introduction
Ma Shifang: Ma Shifang, a well-known Taiwanese writer and cultural critic, has become an important figure in the Chinese literary world with his unique literary style and profound social insight.
The following is a detailed introduction to Ma Shifang: 1.
Personal basic information: Ma Shifang was born in Taiwan and has a profound cultural heritage and humanistic care.< 2.
Education and career background: Ma Shifang graduated from National Taiwan University with a major in history.< He has worked as a teacher, reporter, editor and other professions, and has accumulated rich life experience and knowledge reserves.
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Writing career: Ma Shifang's writing career began in the 1980s, and his works cover a variety of genres such as novels, essays, and reviews.< His first novel, "Song Objects", received wide acclaim and established his position in the literary world.
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Work style and theme: Ma Shifang's works are known for their profound social criticism and humanistic care.< He is good at depicting the inner world of characters through delicate brushstrokes, showing the complexity and contradictions of human nature.
His works have diverse themes, including history, culture, society, love, etc.< 5.
Personal life: Ma Shifang's personal life is relatively low-key, and he prefers to communicate with readers through his works.< 6.
Social influence: Ma Shifang's works have had a profound impact on Taiwan and even the Chinese literary world.< His works have been translated into many languages and are also well-known internationally.
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Quotations and evaluations: Ma Shifang's works have been highly praised by many authoritative media and experts.< The New York Times called him "a leading figure in Taiwanese literature", and the famous writer Long Yingtai praised his works for "profound social insight and humanistic care".
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Latest developments: Ma Shifang is still active in the literary world and continues to launch new works.< His latest work, "A History of Taiwanese Culture", is about to be published and is highly anticipated.
In general, Ma Shifang is a talented and profound writer.< His works have high artistic value and social significance, and are worth every reader's careful appreciation.
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