A Study on the Inheritance Form of Intangible Music in Community Cultural Activities based on AI Empowerment
-- Take the Traditional Music of Southern Ganzhou Hakka as an Example
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AI Empowerment, Non-heritage Music, Community Cultural Activities, Gannan Hakka Traditional MusicAbstract
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, it has brought transformative opportunities for the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage. This article takes Gannan Hakka traditional music as an example. In view of the current real dilemmas such as morphological solidification, intergenerational faults, and insufficient endogenous power under the community inheritance scenario, it explores the innovative path of non-heritage music empowered by AI technology to realize living inheritance at the community level. The study proposes that the intervention of AI can promote the inheritance form to a three-dimensional empowerment model composed of "digital preservation", "innovative expression" and "ecological construction". And in combination with specific community practice cases, analyze how AI technology can effectively activate the endogenous power of the community, attract residents to participate, and reintegrate non-heritage music into contemporary community cultural life, so as to realize real living inheritance.
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