1. Puqi Folk Song

Ding Ding Dang, Luo Lai, Ding Ding Dang, Luo Lai

Luo Luo Luo Lai on Yandun Mountain, South Gate outside.

The tide rises in Cuitou, the East China Sea, and Luo comes. Lion Mountain Introduction, Longwei Cave, Haha

2. Puqi Folk Song

Question: Does Jiemu wear a four-cornered helmet? A big ship with three masts?

The Jiemu Buddha has three eyes? Eighteen Arhats?

Answer: The windmill wears a square helmet. The big ship on the outer river has three masts.

The Huangtang Buddha has three eyes. There are eighteen Arhats in Puqi.

3. Puqi is playing on the swing

Puqi is playing on the swing, and the rice bucket is playing smoothly

Thank you at the front door, and tears are shed at the back door.

4. Do you think it is strange or not (reversal)

Do you think it is strange or not? The mouse carries the cat up the stairs,

the dog bears the zodiac pear on the orange tree, the chicken carries the knife and the eagle flies for a long time,

the rooster lays a soft tiger egg, and the nephew gives birth to a grandpa.

5. The Mouse Sutra

The Mouse Sutra, the Mouse Sutra, rats really have no conscience.

You steal the rapeseed oil sutra for tea and sing it, and steal the steamed buns for you. When serving snacks,

gnawing at the camphor tree Buddha and breaking the glass lamp, do you think the injustice is deep or not?

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1 Haozi is created and sung by working people in the process of labor and production, directly or indirectly reflecting the content of labor . The melody, rhythm and labor rhythm are closely coordinated, which not only serve productive labor, but also have entertainment functions such as relieving fatigue and regulating emotions. There are types such as transportation, engineering, farming, boating, fishing and workshops.

There are various types of labor chants in Zhejiang. The most distinctive one is the "Zhoushan Fishermen's Chant" in the Zhoushan Islands. Since ancient times, fishing has been one of the ways for people in Zhejiang to make a living. Judging from the fishing tools such as pottery net pendants and bone fish darts unearthed from Stone Age sites such as Hemudu in eastern Zhejiang, Majiabang and Liangzhu in northern Zhejiang. , it can be seen that our ancestors have made a living by fishing on this land thousands of years ago.

"Zhoushan Fishermen's Chant"

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2 Folk songs are a collective term for all kinds of mountain folk songs besides labor chants. It mainly refers to a kind of folk songs and folk songs sung by rural people when they are working and boating in the mountains, lakes and rivers, or when they are resting under the shed in front of the house for comfort and self-entertainment. The melody is high-pitched and stretched, the rhythm is free and improvisational.

Zhejiang folk songs can basically be divided into two major style areas, namely the "Hangzhou-Jiahu Plain Style Area" and the "Hangzhou-Jiahu Plain Style Area".

The folk songs in the Hangjiahu Plain area in northern Zhejiang, north of the Qiantang River and south of Taihu Lake, are called "Wu songs" by ancient and modern literati and scholars. Among the many "Wuge" tunes, there is one basic tune that is the most popular and covers the entire Hangjiahu Plain. It is locally called "Diliu Sheng". It is characterized by the feather mode, the four-sentence structure, and the fourth falling tone has a "tail decoration" (that is, it slides from the main tone feather to the zhengyin). [Jiashan "Five Girls"]

Jiashan "Five Girls"

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3 Minor tunes are popular The most extensive type of folk song. It is usually distinguished from the rough and simple "mountain and wild" songs, and the "alley ditties" with delicate and smooth artistic characteristics. Since the Song and Yuan Dynasties, there are often records of the so-called "village ditties", "market ditties", "slang songs", etc. in historical records. Sometimes they are also called "time tunes", "xiaoling", "vulgar tunes" and "slang tunes" etc., generally refer to folk songs in minor keys.

Zhejiang is famous for its minor tunes at home and abroad. The so-called "Jiangnan minors" and "Jiangnan and Zhejiang minors" refer to the popular folk tunes in cities and towns in the Wu-speaking area centered on Suzhou and Hangzhou.

To sum up, Zhejiang’s modern popular minor tunes have about twenty kinds of basic tunes (excluding folk songs in other minor tunes such as Deng Diao·Lianhua). The so-called "basic tune" refers to the prototype of several variations of a minor tune that has been circulated among the people, such as "Meng Jiangnu" which is widely circulated in Zhejiang, and has been compared with "Dressing Table", "Hands on the Railing", and "Crying Qiqi" , "Spring Tune" and so on are different and independent folk songs, but their tunes obviously belong to the same source.

4 Lighting: Zhejiang Folk Festival Lantern Festival, there are many types of lights, including dragon lanterns, lion lanterns, tea lanterns, flower lanterns, fish lanterns, bird lanterns, horse lanterns, pavilion lanterns, etc. Some of the lanterns feature singing and dancing, while others only have instrumental accompaniment without singing. There is no unified lighting tone across the province, and most regions adopt their own local tone.

Zhejiang has a wide range of popularity, and the lamp tunes with greater influence include "Tea Picking Lamp", "Long You" and "Reporting the Name of Flowers". This form of singing and dancing is mainly popular in hilly and mountainous tea areas. Its typical performance form is twelve girls, wearing colorful clothes, holding flower baskets with twelve different kinds of paper flowers in their hands, lighting candles, singing about tea picking in December, and changing formations. Singing and dancing. Some even add one or two boys to act as clowns and make jokes before and after the dance team. "Picking Tea" also has titles such as "Shun Picking Tea", "Side Picking Tea", "Hua Picking Tea", "Big Picking Tea", "Small Picking Tea", etc. The themes of the lantern tunes are mostly singing of flower names and ancient people, followed by some short, humorous, impromptu ancient lyrics and colorful words.

"Reporting Flower Names"

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"Shun Cai Tea"

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"Side Picking Tea"

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"Flower Picking Tea"

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5 "Lotus" is due to the second half of this melody phrase It is named after the stylized accent of "Lotus Lotus Lotus Lotus". There are two popular performance forms in Zhejiang Province: "Big Lotus" and "Little Lotus". The performance form of "Big Lotus" is that during the Lantern Festival or temple fair, a group of beggars form a dance team, holding copper and iron whips, singing and dancing. The lead singer is called "Lotus Head", who walks at the head of the dance team and wears ragged and strange clothes. , dancing in weird ways to attract attention. "Little Lotus" is performed by an artistic beggar singing and begging from house to house during festivals, celebrations or on ordinary days.

Most of the tunes of Zhejiang's "Big Lotus" are variations of one or two Lotus tunes in different places. "Little Lotus" has different tunes and arias, mainly including "Lotus Falling" from Hangzhou, Jiaxing and Huzhou [Huzhou's "Shouting Ah'er"]; "Lotus" from Wenzhou [Ruian's "The Sun Comes Out"]; and Shaoxing's "Little Lotus". "Lotus Seed Line" [Xinchang's "The Beginning of Spring Festival"]; "Spreading Ruler" [Wenling's "Double Ninth Cake Diao"], "Copper Coin Whip" [Xianju's "Bigfoot Girl"] in Taizhou and so on.

Huzhou "Shouting Ah Er"

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Ruian "The Sun Comes Out"

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Xinchang "The Beginning of the Spring Festival"

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Wenling "Double Ninth Cake"

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Xianju "Bigfoot Girl"

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6 Ritual songs should refer to folk songs sung on folk ceremonial occasions, especially the three important stages of life from birth to death ( "Birth", "marriage", "death") are represented by corresponding etiquette as "birth ceremony", "wedding ceremony" and "funeral ceremony". The "ritual songs" in Zhejiang folk songs mainly include "wedding songs", "sacrifice songs" and "silkworm ritual songs".

"Wedding songs" have many different forms and contents in various parts of Zhejiang. For example, Putuo in Zhoushan sings "Place the Wine", "Look at the Dowry", "Look at the Bride" and "Congratulate the Groom" during the wedding. Dinghai sang "Hao Fang", Shengsi sang "Toast" and so on. In some rural areas of Ningbo, when getting married, men and women sing to each other; in rural areas of Jiaxing, "Saozi" singers are invited to sing wedding songs such as "Langliu Garden" and "Nongzhuang Tiao" during weddings.

"Langliu Garden", which is popular in the water towns of the Hangjiahu Plain, is named after the formulaic melody of "Langliu Garden, Liulang Garden..." in the second half of the music. The artists of "Langliu Garden" are locally called "Saozi" (also known as "Shuangzui") and call themselves "fragrance spreaders". Most of them are farmers. They usually work in agriculture. If ordinary people have etiquette, customs and rituals, they will pay for them. They came to sing [Haiyan's "Make Up"].

Putuo "Placing Wine"

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Haiyan "Inspiring Makeup"

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7 Zhejiang children’s songs include children’s songs, toddler songs and rocking songs. Children's songs are mainly folk songs sung by rural children when grazing in the fields, including "Call of the Shepherd" [Shengzhou, Yuhang], "Duoshan Song" (Anji, Xianju "Axi Yuanyuan"), "Dooshan Song" (Sanmen "Sanmen") You come too, I come too"], "Criticizing Folk Songs" [Jinhua's "Huangnitang"], "Chongge" [recordings of Yongjia's "This Mountain", Wenzhou's "Ding Ding", Wenzhou's "Jie Ni Has Wings"], Titles such as "Jie Ge" [Ninghai's "Jie Mu Goes Out"].

Children's songs are ballads that preschool children recite casually and are taught by adults (Dongyang's "Fireflies", Xiangshan's "Scabby Head" (a mocking name for naughty children)), etc.

Children's songs are sung by adults when they are hypnotizing or playing with young children [Xiangshan, Yinxian].

Children's Song Shengzhou

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Call of the Shepherd

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Folk Song Anji

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Folk Song Xianju " Asi Yuanyuan"

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Doosan Song Sanmen "You Come, So Do I"

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Criticizing the folk song Jinhua "Huang Ni Tang"

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Yongjia "This Mountain"

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Wenzhou " Ding Ding》

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Wenzhou "Jie Ni Has Wings"

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Jie Ge

Ning Hai's "Jie Mu Goes Out"

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Children's Songs

Dongyang "Fireflies"

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Xiangshan " Sick scalp"

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Children's Song

Elephant Mountain

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Yin County

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8 Life tone includes crying tone , reciting poems, hawking, boxing, begging, etc. Some are just enhancements of language and tone, and some have formed tunes. In terms of musical form, although they do not constitute folk songs, they are therefore more likely to reflect the combination of local language tonal styles and folk song melodies.