1. The beat and rhythm are relatively free (even if the main part has a regular rhythm, a shout is often added to the beginning of the music (such as "Midu Folk Song").
2. Melody The progression is more ups and downs.
3. There are more upper and lower sentence structures (some in the south have five-sentence style).
4. The lyrics often only have one or two paragraphs, and often use dual sentences. .
The morphological characteristics of the minor key:
1. The rhythm is more even.
2. The melody is more gentle and delicate.
3. , mostly with a regular structure of beginning, succession, turn and combination.
4. The lyrics often have multiple sections (songs in sections), and often use long and short sentences.
Folk songs are a type of Chinese folk songs, which are popular among farmers and farmers. Folk songs improvised by herdsmen in the mountains and fields have unfixed lyrics, mostly express labor and love, and are closely integrated with local dialects. The music is straightforward, simple, high-pitched, free-tempo, and full of passion. Singing in antithesis or singing in harmony
Folk songs are highly regional and have different names in different places. For example, they are called "Xintianyou" in northern Shaanxi, "Hua'er" in Qinghai, and "Man" in Anhui. "Drive the Cow" is called "Chen Song" in Sichuan, "Mountain Song" in the north of Shanxi, "Fei Ge" in Guizhou, "Drive the Horse" in Yunnan, etc. But Hakka folk songs are still the most famous.
< p>Extended information:Distribution
The distribution of Chinese folk songs is mainly concentrated in the northwest Loess Plateau, Qinling Daba Mountains, Dabie Mountains, Wuyi Mountains, and the Tibetan Plateau. The spreading areas and varieties of sex are:
"Xintianyou", "Shanqu" and "Shanshan Diao" in Shanxi and Shaanxi, "Huaer" in Ningxia, Gansu and Qinghai; southern Shaanxi and northern Sichuan "Sister's Children's Song", "Maoshan Song", "Carrying Second Brother", "Slow Cow Driving" in Dabie Mountains; "Hakka folk songs", "Morning Songs" (also known as "Shen Songs") at the junction of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan, Dading folk songs and folk songs from various places in Guangdong and Guangxi, etc.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Folk Song