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What are the songs for the Spring Festival?

1. "Spring Festival Overture" is the first movement of "Spring Festival Suite" and is often played separately. It is a work created by the famous Chinese composer and music theorist Li Huanzhi in the 1950s based on his life experience in the Yan'an period. It shows the scenes of people in the revolutionary base areas celebrating the Spring Festival enthusiastically.

Its melody is both elegant and popular, and its theme is a grand festival with a strong mass base. Therefore, since its birth, it has gradually evolved into a small song added to the "Spring Festival". Tradition. Especially after the TV Spring Festival Gala became popular, this song became more well-known.

2. "Happy Flowers and Full Moon" is a folk music ensemble piece performed by the China Central Broadcasting Chinese Orchestra.

3. "Dance of the Golden Snake" is a national orchestral piece compiled and adapted by Nie Er in 1934 based on the folk music "Inverted Eight Banners". The melody of the music is high-spirited and enthusiastic, and the gongs and drums are sonorous and powerful, exaggerating the joyful atmosphere of the festival. The song was used as background music at the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games to set off the jubilant atmosphere and rich Chinese characteristics of the Olympic Games, a festival for people all over the world.

4. "Unforgettable Tonight" is a song sung by Li Guyi. It was written by Qiao Yu and composed by Wang Min. It is included in Li Guyi's album "Unforgettable Tonight" released on January 1, 2013.

5. "Harvest Gongs and Drums" is an orchestral piece with distinctive Shandong music characteristics composed by Peng Xiuwen and Cai Huiquan in 1972. The music draws on the drumbeats and melodies of Chinese folk wind and percussion music to change and develop it, innovating and bringing forth the new. Give full play to the expressive capabilities of China's rich and colorful percussion instruments, which have both national style and characteristics of the times.

6. "Happy Yang Yang" is a famous folk music in my country, played with the new banhu as the main instrument. It was created in 1958 by Mr. Liu Mingyuan, the late Chinese folk music master.