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Characteristics of New China’s Music

The basic characteristic of the development of Chinese music during this period was the shift from war to peaceful construction, and it was a comprehensive construction carried out in a semi-closed situation where the East and the West were in opposition. During the war years, our country was divided into "Kuomintang-controlled areas" and "liberated areas" for a long period of time, and sometimes an area was divided into "occupied areas". These two and sometimes more than two teams of musicians successfully joined forces with the founding of the People's Republic of China. At that time, except for a few musicians in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao who were still isolated under completely different political conditions, most Chinese musicians devoted themselves with great enthusiasm to the construction of a new socialist music culture. Years of wars and wars have left everything devastated. Although there is a lot of waste waiting to be done, people's spirit is full and upward, and all aspects of music and culture are full of vitality and prosperity.

In October 1953, the Chinese Musicians Association was announced, which was a major event in my country's musical life. As early as July 23, 1949, the association's predecessor, the All-China Music Workers Association, was established. The chairman is Lu Ji, and the vice-chairmen are Ma Sicong and He Luting. As a mass professional group, it unites musicians from all ethnic groups across the country (including composers, singers, performers, theorists, educators, lyricists, music activists, etc.) and adheres to the principle of "letting a hundred flowers bloom and a hundred schools of thought contend" and "foreign Following the principles of "serving the past and serving the present" and "innovating the old and bringing forth the new", we have been working creatively to prosper and develop our country's music industry and meet the needs of the people's cultural life, and have achieved gratifying results in many aspects. The Fourth Member Congress held in May 1985 established a new leadership organization. The chairman is the famous musician Li Huanzhi, and Lu Ji and He Luting are the honorary chairs. The association has a creative committee, a theoretical committee, an ethnic music committee, a performing arts committee, a music education committee, a social music activity committee, and an external liaison committee. It regularly carries out various academic activities, organizes creations, performances, external exchanges, and various The work is well organized.

"Singing the Motherland", written and composed by composer Wang Xin, was released in September 1950. On the basis of inheriting the tradition of revolutionary mass songs by Nie Er and Xian Xinghai, the song creates a new style for the new era, vividly depicts the majestic progress and longing for the future of the standing Eastern giant, and expresses the Chinese people's passion for **The new look of the Republic of China is full of vitality and prosperity. The lyrics are concise, vivid and vivid; the melody is majestic and full of affection.

"Let's Dance"

Lyrics by Qiao Yu, music by Liu Chi. The interlude of "Flowers of the Motherland" by Dian Zu was composed in the mid-1950s. This is a beautiful and lyrical two-part children's chorus. It depicts the happy scene of flowers in New China rowing boats and singing happily on the sun-drenched lake. What is particularly thought-provoking is the last question: "Dear partner, who has arranged a happy life for us?" It cleverly clarifies the theme of the song and expresses the children's sincere emotions of loving the Party and New China. The music of the whole song is beautiful, lyrical and dynamic.

"My Motherland"

Interlude from the movie Shangganling

Ode to the Motherland

Liang Zhu and others~~~