The first song, "The Sun Comes Out with Happiness", is a Sichuan folk song. The words and songs are all written by the musician Mr. Jin Gu. The birthplace of the song is Shapingba, Chongqing, and it was written in 1942 while working in the underground party in Chongqing. The songs are simple in form and cheerful in mood, expressing the feelings of mountain people who love labor and mountain life, and are spread at home and abroad. The original singer is the famous singer Mr. Cai Shaoxu.
the second song: Kangding love song (Sichuan folk song) Kangding love song sings Dolo. This may be the earliest prototype of Kangding love songs. According to the age of the old people, Kangding love songs were born in the 192s. Some people think that "Love Song of Kangding" is a folk song initiated by farmers and herdsmen in Yalagou area outside Beiguan, Kangding, which belongs to "Liuliudiao" and originally had only the first three paragraphs. In the early 194s, children in Kangding loved to sing this song when they were spending the night with flowers (spending the night with the bride before marriage) or joking about their love. The words "Sister Li" and "Brother Zhang" were usually temporarily changed to the surnames of the woman and the man in front of them. During the Anti-Japanese War, Zheng Shamei, a musician, was the earliest collector of this folk song in Chongqing. At that time, he was a professor at the National Drama College and also taught at the Jieshichang National Frontier School. When collecting folk songs in Kangqu, Kangding students Cao Sufang, Qiao Shuyuan, Li Peiyuan and Sun Yuhua sang many folk songs to him, including the song "The Mountain with a Galloping Walk" in the autumn of 1944.
The third song, When Will the Sophora Flowers Bloom, is a classic among Sichuan folk songs. It is actually a traditional folk song in Yibin, which has a long history. Its lyrics are contained in the engraving "Sichuan Folk Songs" in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. Although the lyrics of "When Will the Sophora Flowers Bloom" are only four short sentences, the image of a clever and shy rural girl who falls in love is vividly presented to us in a few words.
the fourth song: boxwood pole is a folk song in southeast Chongqing, which originated from youyang county and Xiushan county in Chongqing. It is a valuable cultural resource of Tujia people, and The Boxwood Pole is the pride of 3 million people in Chongqing. In 1958, the singer Zhu Baoyong sang "Boxwood Pole" for the first time. Since then, the beautiful and lyrical Xiushan Lantern Song "Boxwood Pole" has been dubbed as a Sichuan folk song and spread all over the country.
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The songs written by a certain ethnic group in ancient or modern times refer to the traditional songs of each ethnic group. The ancestors of each ethnic group have their own songs since ancient times. Most of these songs don't know who the author is, but they are spread by word of mouth, and passed down from generation to generation.
most of the folk songs we talk about today refer to the folk songs of the pop music era, which mainly use acoustic guitars as accompaniment instruments and sing in a natural and frank way, singing the simple life feelings of everyone.
Sichuan folk songs are most appreciated for their lyricism, tactfulness, hearty, humorous and pungent. This can also represent its unique artistic style. However, the incomparably rich social life restricts the variety of folk songs of a nation and a region. The classification of folk songs by Chinese musicians is still inconclusive. I tend to divide them into three categories: "folk songs", "minor" and "labor songs". Among Sichuan folk songs, "folk songs" occupy a very important position.
folk songs, as the name implies, are the songs of Shan Ye, which are sung by laborers living in the fields in Shan Ye. The songs sung by laborers living in Shan Ye fields (such as "Flower" in Qinghai, "Catch Five Sentences" in Hubei, "Journey to Heaven" in Shaanxi, "Xiaoqu" in Shanxi and "Mountain Climbing Tune" in Inner Mongolia) are all famous folk songs in China. Folk songs are a means for the broad masses of working people to spontaneously express their feelings and engage in social activities after work or labor. Its form is very concise and its genre is relatively free. It is not only convenient for the broad masses of working people to master and use directly, but also allows talented singers to create and give full play.
Sichuan folk songs have a long history and are rich and colorful. Generally, it includes "morning songs", "herding cattle songs", "herding sheep songs" and "yangko songs". "grass-cutting songs" and "Luo 'er songs". In the past, people mostly worked individually in agricultural production, back-hauling and animal-drawn labor. Of course, there were also forms of collective labor (such as transplanting seedlings, weeding and collective transportation), but these collective labor remained independent. Therefore, Sichuan folk songs are not directly and specifically coordinated with labor like labor songs, and they are not restricted and bound by specific labor in form. In terms of melody rhythm, some folk songs are free in rhythm, while others are rigorous in structure and regular in rhythm. In the mode, the five-tone emblem and feather mode are common, and there are also a few folk songs with alternating Shang mode and emblem mode. In singing, Sichuan folk songs can be divided into high-pitched and flat-pitched, and they are euphemistic and beautiful, which is very distinctive. Singing forms include: solo, duet, couplet, dressing-up, etc.
Sichuan folk songs are also very extensive in content. There are folk songs that praise the labor scene, express the interest of life, and pursue a free, happy and beautiful life (such as Get Up in the Early Morning, The Sun Comes Out with Joy, Picking Grapes, and Row after Row of Seedlings in the Field). ) There are more love songs that expose the decadent feudal marriage system and sing the pure love between young men and women, such as: When will the Sophora flowers bloom, Happy Mountain, Hard-working people with little girls, etc.
Sichuan folk songs are generally two, four or six sentences (and a few three or five sentences) short and pithy, with each sentence ranging from five words to seven words. Although many folk songs are improvised by people, they are ingenious in conception, appropriate in metaphor, vivid in image and profound in meaning. Let people ponder after singing. Sichuan folk songs have strong Sichuan characteristics. There is often a strong Sichuan dialect dialect in the melody (such as "Looking at the Son" in When the Sophora Flowers Bloom and "Maluer" and "Maluer" in Grape Picking are typical Sichuan dialect dialects).
Sichuan folk songs have a special flavor in the lining words. The lining words in many folk songs appear regularly to form a fresh style, which makes the songs look particularly lively and friendly and rich in Sichuan local flavor. For example, when will the Sophora japonica bloom, the song of southern Sichuan, is a blend of scenes. It is colorful, touching and memorable. It also has a free rhythm and a long tune. In particular, the tactful cooperation of the lining words more truly depicts a girl's infatuation with her lover. Another example is the lining words "Liuliu" and "Moon Bend" in "Happy Mountain", which are pleasant and interesting. In the word meaning, it describes the pleasing natural scenery, which is helpful to render the lyric atmosphere of this love song. Another example is
"The Sun Comes Out for Joy" and "mandy pulls", and "Brother Harry" in "The Boxwood Pole". The diligent man my sister loves is a good foil to the fiery working mood and sigh through the long rendering of the words "Alas, I wander around", "Hey" and "Alas".
among the numerous traditional folk songs in China, the folk Han folk songs born in Sichuan, a land of abundance, are just a small mountain flower in the ocean of China folk songs. With the development of the times, folk songs from all over the country have been immersed in new blood. I am convinced that with the continuous development of social productive forces, Sichuan folk songs will radiate more brilliant brilliance.