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Qinshu Daquan Folio 13 (V/279 - 297) |
曲調拾遺 1
琴書大全十三卷 2 |
Folio 13, supplementing Folio 11 and Folio 12, can be divided into two halves. First, Part One has lyrics for qin melodies, grouped under the names of six people, presumably the authors of the lyrics. Second, Part Two, simply lists qin melody titles, grouped first by type, then by mode (repeating many or all of the titles). The nine subtitles in the Qinshu Daquan Table of Contents seem to refer only to the melody title lists.3
Folio 13: Brief outline: This replaces the original ToC; see also the detailed outline
II. 19 Qin Qu,
by Xue Genzhai, style name of Xue Jixuan (1134 - 1173; V/280-83)
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III. Xu Qin Cao,
by He Zhongxue (should be He Zhong, 1265 - 1332; V/283-4) 7
IV/ Several Qin Cao,
by Wang Feng (1319 - 1388; V/284-5) 8
V/ Qin Cao,
by Yang Weizhen (1298 - 1370; V/285-6) 9
VI. Two Qin Cao, by Song Jinglian, style name of Song Lian (1310 - 1381; V/286-7) 10
Part Two: Melody Titles (Four divisions; see details)11
Part One: Song Lyrics, Detailed Outline of Contents
I. 琴操 Qin Cao (V/279-80)
2. 操 (Cao; 58 titles; V/287)
3. 引 (Yin; 60 titles; V/287-8)
4. 吟 (Yin; 43 titles; V/288)
5. 弄 (Nong; 26 titles; V/288)
6. 曲 (Qu; 3 titles; V/288)
7. 彈 (Tan; 20 titles; V/288)
8. 調 (Diao; 59 titles; V/288-9)
9. 品 (Pin; 5 titles; V/289)
10. 歌 (Ge; 8 titles; V/289)
11. 行 (Xing; 45 titles; V/289)
12. 奏 (Zou; 2 titles; V/289)
13. 松 (Song; 10 titles; V/289-90)
14. 樂 (Le; 6 titles; V/290)
15. 愁 (Chou; 2 titles; V/290)
16. 怨 (Yuan; 14 titles; V/290)
17. 嘆 (Tan; 3 titles; V/290)
18. 思 (Si; 5 titles, 憶附 including appended Yi; V/290)
19. 悲 (Bei; 3 titles, 泣附 including appended Qi; V/290)
20. 清 (Qing; 15 titles; V/290)
21. 則 (Ce; 3 titles; V/290)
22. 遊 (You; 5 titles; V/290)
Diaozi 調子 (55 titles)
操弄 Caonong (19 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (26 titles)
操弄 Caonong (20 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (9 titles)
操弄 Caonong (11 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (12 titles)
操弄 Caonong (5 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (30 titles)
操弄 Caonong (7 titles)
Non-Standard tunings 外調
(outline list)
Diaozi 調子 (3 titles)
操弄 Caonong (2 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (6 titles)
操弄 Caonong (7 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (3 titles)
操弄 Caonong (2 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (21 titles)
操弄 Caonong (huangzhong mode; 6 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (2 titles)
操弄 Caonong (2 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (2 titles)
操弄 Caonong (2 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (3 titles)
操弄 Caonong (3 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (6 titles)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (4 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (2 titles)
Diaozi 調子 (1 title)
操弄 Caonong (1 title)
Diaozi 調子 (2 titles)
操弄 Caonong (No titles)
Lyrics by 曹勛 Cao Xun (1098 - 1174)
Some entries are preceded by an explanatory sentence;
The links here are to the settings in the Qin Cao of
Han Yu
Preface: Invokes the Han Yu Qin Cao (same 10, in same order)
Confucius, going to Zhao, heard of the execution of Mingdu, so wrote this.
不可以同游斯人,斯游吾心之憂。
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II. 琴曲十九首 19 Qin Qu (V/280-3)
Lyrics by 薛艮齋 Xue Genzhai (薛季宣 Xue Jixuan, 1134 - 1173)
Some entries are preceded by an explanatory sentence.
堯事天理人堯民賡歌其聖作
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See commentary
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III. 續琴操 Xu Qin Cao (V/283-4)
Lyrics by 何中 He Zhong (1265 - 1332)
Each entry has lyrics preceded by the name of the reputed author, as below
少原之野婦人亡其蓍簪作
塗之人兮工余詈簪,故非新兮賤非貴,世混混兮鶩貴而新,余力之不任兮嗟塗之人。
許由作 By Xu You
-魯監門女作 By a woman imprisoned in Lu
伯牙作 By Bo Ya
魯寡陶(?)嬰作 By poor Tao Ying (?) of Lu
巫馬棋作 By Wuma Qi
於陵仲子作 By Wuling Zhongzi (13942.39/40: 於陵子 Wuling Zi [not Yuling; see GSR VII, p.290]; his wife is in Lienü Zhuan)
伯牙作 By Boya
諸葛孔明隆中作 By 諸葛亮 Zhuge Liang (181 - 234), at Longzhong.
These lyrics are different from some in YFSJ, pp.605-8, called 梁甫吟 Liangfu Yin.
挽其逝兮,曷不爾力,偶殷周之興兮,豈莘謂之。
能策仰有樵兮,俯有田心忡忡兮蒼天。
IV/ 琴操 Several Qin Cao (V/284-5)
Lyrics by 王逢 Wang Feng (1265 - 1332)
Each set of lyrics preceded by a statement about a relevant occasion
孔子琴操四首 Four Qin Cao about Confucius
禮樂賜自周兮大夫好脩兮吾將吾輈兮。
顏子琴操一首 One Qin Cao about Yanzi
吳季子琴操一首 One Qin Cao about Wu Jizi
衛女琴操一首 One Qin Cao about a woman of Wei
Qin Cao says, 衛有賢女....
V/ 琴操 Qin Cao (V/285-6)
Lyrics by 楊維楨 Yang Weizhen (1298 - 1370)
序 Preface: 琴操惟退之獨步子厚不敢作....
章琬曰 Zhang Wan says,按...
啣石向海,安口血離,離海同乾。
Zhang Wan says,...
Zhang Wan says,...
Zhang Wan says,...
Zhang Wan says,...
Collapsing (City) Walls Lament; compare Beng Shan zhi Yin.
Zhang Wan says,...
Zhang Wan says,...
Zhang Wan says,...
Zhang Wan says,...
(Zhang Wan says,) These lyrics say,....
(Zhang Wan says,) 退之作殘形操....
VI. 琴操二首 Two Qin Cao (V/286-7)
by 宋濂 Song Lian (1310 - 1381)
Folio 13, Part Two: Melody Titles, Detailed Outline of Contents
(Four divisions, partially online, see footnotes; meanwhile this outline shows the four divisions)
(compare 盧女 Lu Nü and note 33138.113 藕苗衣 swaddling clothes)
Two categories, standard tuning and non-standard. Each mode is sub-divided into 調子 diaozi and 操弄 caonong
(see QSCB, Chapter 6b3 and
Chapter 6c6).
(Standard Tuning 正調)
Two changes here: #1 "Heruo" replaces #10 "unknown", and #10 Qiu Ting Cao replaces #8 Yexia Wen Chan
僊珮迎風 Xianpei Ying Feng
(212 titles: First 53: 2 characters each; next 87: 3 each; next 55: 4 each; last 17: 5 each; V/295-7)
(This is the only melody listed in Folio 13, Part 2, also to have extended commentary. Shi Ji 107 [RGH II/100; in 131 BCE] has one sentence about a marquis of Linru [30758.44 Linru: a county in Henan]; it also mentions the Liang imperial household in the form of 梁孝王 King Xiao of Liang, a younger brother of 漢景帝 Han Emperor Jing, r. 156-140. It is not clear whether this is the same person as the 臨汝侯猷 Linru Hou You [You, Marquis of Linru 猷 21035.xxx] mentioned here. There is a fuller version of the present story in Folio 101 of 太平廣記 Taiping Guangji [currently online]).
Marquis You of Linru was governor of Wuxing (area west of Taihu Lake). Each time he met with spirits at the Chu temple, when they drank a certain amount spirits would appear, and there was also wine permit (that prayers would be answered). Later You was Regional Inspector of Yizhou (modern Chengdu). Qi Gou'er rebelled, attacking (Yizhou) City. The provisions of You's soldiers were already exhausted, so he prayed from a distance asking for rescue. The spirits led soldiers to help You, and so thoroughly defeated the rebels.