【古琴曲】龙翔操 Flying Dragon

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＃古琴曲：龍翔操演奏：墨香徐生版本：《蕉庵琴譜》，張子謙傳譜
《龍翔操》見於清同治七年，廣陵派琴家秦維瀚所輯之《蕉庵琴譜》。 《龍朔操》以昭君出塞為主題，曲風悲涼感傷；而《龍翔操》曲風清淡悠遠，自由飄渺，其中截然不同。 ＃張子謙出生於江蘇儀征，是廣陵派大家，而《龍翔操》此曲無人出張子謙之右，故張老曾得“張龍翔”之稱。 操》的曲意一直都有爭議，有人說是根據題解，描寫龍在天空飛翔的情景；另有人說此曲是莊周夢蝶的主旨。 ，無我有我。”
Guqin piece: "Flying Dragon" is a famous Chinese guqin song, which belongs to the representative song of the Guangling School. "Flying Dragon" appeared in 1868, which was compiled by Qin Weihan, a violinist of the Guangling School, in the "Jiaoan Musical Sheet". Many people confuse it with "Long Shuo Cao(龍朔操)", but it is not. The theme of "Long Shuo Cao" is Zhaojun going out of the fortress, the style is sad and sentimental; while the style of "Flying Dragon" is distant and peaceful; free and ethereal, the two are completely different. Speaking of "Flying Dragon", I have to mention Zhang Ziqian. Zhang Ziqian was born in Yizheng, Jiangsu, China. He is a member of the Guangling School, and the song "Flying Dragon" was well played by Zhang Ziqian, so he was once known as "Zhang Longxiang (Flying Dragon Zhang)". The meaning of "Flying Dragon" has always been controversial. Some people say that it describes the scene of the dragon flying in the sky based on the solution of the title; others say that this song is the theme of Zhuang Zhou's dream butterfly. Mr. Zhang once said eight words about this song: "Solemn and happy, without me and with me."