The first volume of the music book for third grade is about 8 yuan.
Part of the first volume of the third grade music book is as follows:
The piano solo "Hide and Seek" is one of the piano suites "Children's Suite" written by the composer Ding Shande in 1953. The music "Hide and Seek" portrays children's favorite game "Hide and Seek", creating a musical image of children who are witty and flexible.
The piano is one of the Western keyboard instruments and is called the king of musical instruments. Modern pianos are mainly divided into upright pianos and platform pianos (i.e. grand pianos) due to different shapes and volumes. Features of the musical instrument: wide range, huge volume, and rich timbre changes, which can express various musical emotions, whether hard or soft, fast or slow, just right; crisp treble, full midrange, and deep bass.
The orchestral music "Senjidema" is the fifth movement of He Luting's orchestral suite. It was composed in 1949 based on the folk song "Senjidema" from Ordos, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The title is the transliteration of a girl's name. The music basically maintains the melody and characteristics of the original folk song. The music theme is distinct, the melody is beautiful and smooth, and the national style is strong. It is an orchestral piece that is easy to understand.
The Erhu solo "Horse Racing" describes the lively and joyful scenes of the Mongolian people in my country celebrating festivals and holding horse racing events, and expresses their incomparable love for the grassland and life.
The music consists of three parts:
The first section (measures 1-40) has warm and unrestrained music, presenting a tense and enthusiastic atmosphere.
The second paragraph (sections 41-88) takes the Mongolian folk song "Red Flag" as its theme, showing the brave and bold character of the riders on the plains of Inner Mongolia.
The third paragraph is a reappearance of the first paragraph, bringing the joyous scene of horse racing to people again. Finally, the vibrato plays a strong feather sound, ending the whole song with a firm rhythm, which is sonorous and powerful.