人们为什么进剧场?  

Why people go to the theatre?

作　　者：戴问天 

出　　处：《歌剧》2007年第3期33-33,35-36,共3页Opera

摘　　要：转眼又到岁尾年头，看见商店橱窗玻璃上喷涂的圣诞老人像，不禁想起一年前，也就是2005年12月23日广州芭蕾舞团来西安演出柴科夫斯基芭蕾舞剧《胡桃夹子》的情景。演出地点在市中心钟楼旁的人民剧院——那是给我留下许多美好记忆的地方。What is the difference between listening to an orchestra performing live and putting on a recording？ The Guangzhou Ballet Troupe would know better than the audience. Sound technology nowadays has improved so tremendously that playing a recording to accompany dance can be very effective do we , then ,still need to spend so much money going to the theatre？ Even attending a dance performance seens unnecessary. Can we not listen to a worldclass orchestra simply by playing a CD？Or see a famous performing group by watching a DVD？ At the beginning of broadcasting history, music and sports provided key content for programs. In 1924, soon after the birth of radio, annual sales of phonograph records in the US dropped sharply by 50%. Radio was able to provide a richer variety of programs, hence its popularity. During that time, American hotels generally entertained their guests with singers and bands performing in the dining halls. These performances were broadcast live on radio, hence ＂live music＂. Recorded music, on the other hand, was called ＂canned music.＂ Although these singers and bands could not be compared with the quality of recordings, such ＂live＂ ambience was what the eople looked for and most enjoyed.

关 键 词：剧场 《胡桃夹子》 柴科夫斯基 芭蕾舞剧 芭蕾舞团 演出 人像 

分 类 号：J832[艺术—戏剧戏曲]