Modern composers have used folk songs as themes to compose various pieces of music, such as Antonin Dvorák's "From the New World" Symphony, Peter Llyitch Tchaikovsky's "Fourth Symphony"; "Folk Song Symphony" by Vincent D'Indy; "Folk Song Symphony" by Roy Harris; "Scottish Folk Song Concerto" by Mar Bruch; William "English Folk Song Suite" by William Vaughan; "Stephen Foster Suite" by Arcadydubensky; and "Eight Folk Songs for Orchestra" by Anatol Constantinovitch Liadov, etc. As beautiful and moving music, it is generally welcomed by the world.

England

British national music was not revived until the late 19th century. At that time, a man named Cecil Sharp collected nearly 3,000 folk songs, of which more than 1,600 were spread to the Appalachian Mountains of North America. Oddly enough, more authentic British traditional music is preserved in the United States than in the United Kingdom. The main feature of the so-called British traditional music is a kind of folk song that uses local music and pop music to tell stories.

France

French folk songs are usually full of bohemian emotions and worldly humor. From their folk songs, we can not only understand the habits of the French people, but also taste their fine wines and delicacies, and see their light and graceful dance.

Germany

The melodies of pop songs and folk music have a great influence on German national music. Moreover, pop songs and folk music are part of their outdoor life and group activities. part of.

Netherlands

German national music is not only popular in Germany, but is also popular in several countries near the North Sea. The Netherlands is one of them, mainly because the countries neighboring Germany to the north have many languages ??and customs similar to those of Germany. Therefore, German national music is naturally accepted by them.

Ireland

Since the Middle Ages, the harp has become the most popular musical instrument in Ireland. In the 12th century, most of the songs written by court poets were based on the harp; unfortunately, most of those song scores have been lost, and only some of the lyrics remain. By the 17th century, when the British ruled Ireland, the court poets gradually declined, but the harpists were still active in every corner. Another musical instrument is called the bagpipe, which is also very popular in Ireland, maybe because the celti people especially like to listen to the high and sharp sound!

Italy

Italian Folk music, mostly with passionate and beautiful melodies and harmonies, has spread all over the world because of its moving music. The accordion and the viola are the main instruments used to accompany this kind of song, which can also be said to be a characteristic of Italian folk songs.

Norway

The well-known Norwegian folk songs were forgotten for a long period of time. It was not until around 1840 that they were taken seriously and revived. There are about 100 songs that are sung today. There are more than 10,000 poems, most of which describe the country's beautiful lakes and mountains.

Scotland

Due to the lack of popularization of printing and the successive deaths of harpists, most of the early music of the Gales, a Scottish alpine tribe, was lost and was not recorded until 1781. People paid attention to it and began to collect it. Scottish music is rough and sounds quite like Irish music. This is because most of Scotland's early harpists came from Ireland. In Scotland, the harp is a very common musical instrument, almost every household has one, and everyone can play it. However, the rise of the bagpipe later greatly affected the harpist's status. Because bagpipes can be played outdoors, harps are only suitable for indoor playing. Scottish folk songs can be divided into highland and lowland folk songs. Highland folk songs are more majestic, while lowland folk songs tend to be soft and graceful.

Spain

Spain’s folk music can be said to be mostly a part of dance music, and dance music is often a part of folk songs. In addition, all Spanish folk songs contain a strong rural sentiment, which is a unique style of Spanish folk songs.

Sweden

Swedish folk songs are said to have been collected only in 1631. Most of them describe the heroic stories of ancient warriors, with majestic, exciting and inspiring tunes.

Welsh

Most of the traditional music of Wales is based on harp tunes, including folk songs, folk dances, carols, and hymns, mostly with harp. As an accompaniment instrument.

Russia

The following is a Russian song

mama (this song "mama", a hymn to the great mother, sung by the popular Russian group Иванушки International, I don't know how moved I was. Days and nights, every time I listen to it, I always feel infinite warmth and courage, thinking of my dearest mother.

Ponaroshku (YURI TITOV once participated in the 2005 annual song with this song. He achieved good results in the European Rookie Song Contest, but since then, he seems to have disappeared from the Russian pop music scene, which shows how fierce the competition in the Russian music scene is)

ti_ne_liubish_menya (from the famous A very classic song by the male dance group a-evropa. You may not like the vocals of the lead singer, but you can’t help but like the melody of this song. The intro and the climax are simply great. I remember Naran said, with Melancholic dance music is a must-choice for Russian music lovers, I think it is not unreasonable)

Posledniy_Zvonok (Many people may not know Chelsi, the most popular new male idol group in Russia, but if I say The four members of this group are all the four most popular boys in last year's Star Factory Competition. Maybe you will have an impression.

Джанго - Холодная весна (a song by a melancholic and deep cool guy who sings chansons) The same melancholy and deep song)

ТРУБАЧ НИКОЛАЙ - ОТШУМЕЛА (This is my favorite song to listen to at the moment! No matter from the arrangement of the music or the singer's singing skills, it is impeccable)

Иракли - Ну И Что (Иракли is actually a Georgian, and later came to Russia to develop and achieve success. He mainly sings electronic dance music, but also lyrical songs. This song is one of the few lyrical songs, included in He launched a new solo album last year, which was also a hit album last year

ignatov_kak_skazat_uhodi (a sad song by a veteran of the Russian singing scene)

abakarov_arsen_-_podsnezhnik (really like abakarov His natural, clear and impurity-free voice, coupled with the acoustic guitar he plays himself, gives rise to a fresh and refined feeling of returning to nature)

Malikov_Dmitrii_-_Vishnevaia_smola (the Russian music scene introduced before is very temperamental) A handsome classical piano/pop music guy, he is also a very experienced senior singer and is very famous in Russia.

Whether it is a beautiful and soft slow song or a fast song with strong national characteristics, he can control it with ease)

Alexander Ivanov - Greshnoy Dushi Pechal (a veteran of the singing circle, the style is similar to Abakarov, with the shadow of campus folk songs, all Anyone who has listened to Russian pop music for several years should know him)

anishko_pozvoni (fourth place in Russian Idol in 2004)

aleksandr_shumilin_-_prosti (deep voice, deep melody, Deep emotions are intertwined to create this deep song)

Viktor Petlyura -Belaya nevesta (Russian folk prince, nominated for the MTV Music Award for Best Male Singer. He is particularly popular in the United States and Canada . I think this song "Belaya nevesta" is the best song in his successful 2004 album)