Study on the operation mode of Harbin Russian overseas Chinese music culture mechanism
Qin Yang
Changchang Liu
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/pmcs.v5i5.914
Keywords: Russian overseas Chinese in Harbin; “Music enclave”; Cultural mechanism; “Poetics of music Culture”
Abstract
In the first half of the 20th century, Harbin was the “Eastern Moscow” of the Russian overseas Chinese, the “cultural island” isolated from Russia, and the “musical enclave” on which the Russian overseas Chinese spirit and culture depended. Inspired by Loqin’s “Poetics of music culture” research model, this paper probes into the operation mode of the Russian overseas Chinese music culture mechanism in Harbin, and holds that the construction of Harbin Middle East Railway, the establishment of Harbin Symphony Orchestra and the establishment of Harbin No. 1 Music School are important specifi c mechanism factors that support the emergence and existence of the Russian overseas Chinese “enclave” music society.
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