Introduction to the song

Legend has it that a long time ago, there was a clever and beautiful Mongolian girl named Senjidema who fell in love with a hardworking young man. Unfortunately, their love was blocked and Senjidema was forced to marry the rich man's family. Young people miss day and night, often coming from afar, lingering around her house, but they can't meet each other. One day, they finally broke through many obstacles to meet each other, but Senjidema was unfortunately unconscious. According to legend, the song Senjidema was composed by this young man. On his way home, he sang and wrote the lyrics on the roadside and on the wall of the hotel. He was heartbroken at the loss of his beloved, and finally jumped off a cliff to commit suicide. This is a Mongolian short-tune folk song, which is popular in the Ordos tribe in Yikezhaomeng, Inner Mongolia. It depicts the beauty of Senjidema through a series of vivid metaphors, and also highlights the unwavering love of young people for girls. The whole song is based on the leisurely rhythm of horseshoes, with the first phrase as the seed tone, and the melody is sometimes high and passionate, as if young people are calling loudly; Sometimes it's sad and gentle, like a low cry. Finally, it ends with a chorus-like, emotionally generalized additional curved tail lining cavity, which not only highlights the young herders' yearning for Senjidema, but also deepens the loneliness and desolation of music. Like other Ordos folk songs, the music of Senjidema is mainly based on the pentatonic scale. This folk song is a pentatonic tone, and seven tones are only occasional passing tones. The lines of the tune fluctuate greatly, and the emotions are varied. This kind of melody is suitable for expressing the broad, comfortable and unrestrained musical image and the generous character of Mongolian people. Composer He Lvting adapted it into orchestral music, which shaped the pure and beautiful image of Senjidema very delicately, and at the same time portrayed the inner world of young people who love acacia.

Lyrics appreciation

Beautiful music ooh comes from one end of Killer, and you pour out warm and soft words from your heart, remembering your wisdom. Ah, even though Senjidema is carrying a golden bucket, where can he find it? It's really painful, Senjidema.

raw water is clearer than the water in the East China Sea. If it can be regenerated in the world, ah, Senjidema hopes that we can live together freely. Ah, what a pain, Senjidema.

Life is more beautiful than the blue water, and I think of your intelligence. Ah, Senjidema doesn't complain from youth to aging. Ah, it's painful, Senjidema.

Life is more beautiful than the flowing water, and I think of your cleverness and dexterity. Ah, Senjidema can't get together in this life, but also have fun in the afterlife. Ah, what a pain, Senjidema.

-----------. Ema

Category: National Dance Drama Mongolian Dance Drama

Plot Introduction

First Temple Fair Love

At the temple fair, Senjidema, the only daughter of the richest man in the whole flag, was in love with the young herdsman Burigude who defeated the heroes in wrestling and won the championship in one fell swoop. However, her beauty has aroused the coveted and coveted heart of the little prince who is in the beauty pageant.

the second leisurely love wave

the grassland in full bloom. Senjidema misses Brezhgude. When she tamed an unruly fierce horse and was dragged to the ground, Brezhgude came to save her. The flower of love blooms in their hearts. Unexpectedly, Deliger has accepted the betrothal gift of the little prince, and bad luck is threatening the first love lovers.

in the third game, the heart is tied together

deep in the sand plain. Senjidema escaped from the mansion to meet Brezhgude. They are determined to challenge fate and fight against evil forces-with heaven and earth as witnesses and flowers and trees as media, they get married on the spot. However, the palace set tight encirclement. The two were captured, and Senjidema threatened to die, forcing the Wangfu housekeeper to let Buzigude go.

the blood and tears of the fourth wedding banquet

the inner hall of the palace. A grand wedding reception is being held. The bride, Senjidema, dressed in a "Uji" gown, was surrounded by the wedding procession. She is at the gate of hell, full of grief and indignation, and her courage is splitting.

In the fifth Jiuquan Reunion

Mongolian yurts, Senjidema has been on a hunger strike for five or six days. The little prince tried every means, but to no avail. Senjidema meets Brezhgude happily in a lethargic illusion ... but the illusion is finally shattered. Brezhgude risked his life to rescue Senjidema. Senjidema, exhausted, died peacefully in the arms of her lover. Brezhgude was heartbroken and vowed not to get together before his death, but to reunite with his sweetheart under the grave.