"The Hairpin Phoenix", also known as "Lu You and Tang Wan", is a guzheng performance-level piece.

Composer: He Zhanhao

Key: F

The concerto "Lu You and Tang Wan" adopts the structure of "complex three parts", and the work is divided into introduction, Exposition, middle section, cadenza and recapitulation.

The music in the introduction foreshadows the emotional tone of the entire work, which is positioned as a love tragedy. The presentation first recalled the "harmonious harmony" between the two, and then moved to the "full of hatred" after the separation.

The middle part is a tragic love song in which the two met by chance in Shen Garden. Lu You inscribed the aria of "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix" on the wall of Shen Garden. You have remarried and I have remarried, but we can't hold hands when we meet each other** *Xu, Zheng, piano and vocal music have reached a perfect integration. The cadenza is an important feature of the concerto. It has a free structure and is presented in the form of a guzheng solo. The cadenza of "Lu You and Tang Wan" precedes the middle part of the music.

The recapitulation of the later piece of music. At first glance, the recapitulation is a repetition of the previous movement, but in fact it is a refinement and sublimation of the existing musical materials, polishing the music from a human perspective, and finally presenting a passage in which the performer is unbearable. , the eternal love tragedy that makes the listener shed tears.