1. Beautiful sentences describing music

Just like the white snow in spring, the sound of nature, this music should only exist in heaven, and it is rare to hear it in the world! For three days, the lingering sound lingered. The joy fell in the heart, like some lively and light elves, baptizing the soul. The lingering sound of the song lingered for three days, without a break. When you listen carefully, you will feel a deep but ethereal feeling. The subject of science occupies the heart, as if all the hustle and bustle has gone away, only the sound of nature. People are intoxicated in the beautiful music melody and "intoxicated without knowing the way back". Just like the spring breeze that "greens the south bank of the river again", it is silent. Like the spring rain that "sneaks into the night with the wind", it moistens things silently. It is also like the bright moon shining brightly among the pines, quiet and clear. It makes people deep in the floating world, but there is a bright moon in the sky and a gentle breeze. The sound of this song is melodious, pure and beautiful. . The warm and clear songs bring back the original nature of children's music, the beautiful soul, the beautiful ballads are as warm and beautiful as the sun, the songs are pure and extraordinary, the songs have natural sounds, and the songs are magnificent. 2. Idioms describing good music

The sound moves the beams, the swimming fish comes out to listen, the sound of the beams, the sounds of the beams for three days, the lingering sounds of the beams.

1. The sound moved Liang Chen

Vernacular interpretation: The singing voice was loud and moving

Source: "Bie Lu": "The sound moved Liang Shangchen."

Dynasty: Han

Author: Liu Xiang

Translation: The sound of singing made the dust on the beams shake.

2. Swimming fish listens

Vernacular interpretation: describes the beautiful and beautiful music.

Source: "Langya Dai Zui Bian": "Bo Ya plays the drum and harp, and the swimming fish come out to listen."

Dynasty: Ming

Author: Zhang Dingsi

Translation: Boya plays the drum and harp, and the fish in the water swim to the surface to listen to the music.

3. The sound of the song

Vernacular interpretation: describes the beautiful and beautiful singing that stays in people's ears for a long time. See "Reverberation".

Source: "Performing Lianzhu": "The sound of the beams really resonates with the strings."

Dynasty: Jin

Author: Lu Ji

Translation: The singing is beautiful and beautiful, and it stays in people's ears for a long time, making people miss the sound of the strings.

4. Three Days Around the Liang

Vernacular Definition: To describe music that is high and exciting, as if it is still reverberating even after a long time.

Source: "Lieh Zi" "Tang Wen": "After leaving, the lingering sound lingers for three days without stopping."

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Liezi

Translation: The music is high and exciting, Although a long time has passed, it still seems to be echoing, and it has not stopped for three days.

5. The lingering sound

Vernacular interpretation: later used to describe the beautiful singing voice, leaving a deep impression on people.

Source: "Liezi Tangwen" records that when Han E went to Qi, there was no food on the way, so she sang for food. After singing, the singing continued around the roof beams for three days.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Liezi 3. Idioms describing the art of music

Musical idioms: The music is high, the music is high, the music is different, the music is the same, the sound outside the string is changed, the string is changed, the string is changed, the string is changed, the song is exciting, Dance, dance, peace, long song, when weeping orioles sing, swallows dance, light songs, dance, sing, advance, besieged on all sides, sing loudly, sing a hundred and sing three sighs, husbands sing, women follow the board, eye, board, three eyes, board, eye, golden sound, jade vibrates, golden drums sing, gold retreats, bells, bells, tripods, people's bells ring, food, yellow bells, big Lu, yellow bells Destroyed, the earthenware cauldron thunders, the yellow bells, the tiles, the gongs and the gongs, the flags and drums are in full swing, the flags and drums die down, the flags and drums are revived, the flags and drums are in full swing, the morning bells and evening bells cover the ears, steal the lingqin, harp, heart, sword, gallbladder, chess, calligraphy, painting, harp and harp, the harmonious harmony of the harp and the harp. Playing the zither against the ox, playing the harp, glueing the pillars, playing the drum and playing the harp, the people from the Lower Riba are as eloquent as they are, and the lingering sound of the merchants, engraved feathers, and the sounds of Zheng and Wei are lingering around the beams, spring, white snow, mountains and flowing water, and the flutes are full of countless melodious sounds.

4. What are the idioms that describe music?

The gongs, drums, glue pillars, drums and harps are endless, different tunes have the same purpose, the strings are changed, the singing and dancing rise to the level, the voices are loud, the yellow bells, the tiles and the fou suddenly stop, the lingering sound echoes around the beams and strings. "Book of Rites·Music": "The harp in "Qing Temple", Zhu Xian is sparse, and it sighs three times once it is raised, so there are those who have leftover sounds." Later, "Zhu Xian Three Tan" was used to refer to the music. Wonderful. Zhou Lang Gu Qu originally refers to Zhou Yu who is engaged in music. Later, it generally refers to people who are familiar with music and opera. Zheng Wei Zheng Wei: refers to the Zheng State and Wei State in the Spring and Autumn Period. It refers to the folk music of Zheng, Wei and other countries in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Zheng Sheng Yayin〖Explanation〗Pure and elegant music. The lingering sound describes the music as pleasant and intoxicating. Steady and eye-catching, eye: the rhythm of national music, the strongest sound in each section is called board, and the rest are called eyes. It is a metaphor for the orderly and orderly speech and action. Pace. Introduce Shang and Carve Yu Shang, Yu: two note names in ancient music. It refers to music performances that pay attention to rhythm and have high achievements. A palace, Shang, Gong and Shang: both are one of the five tones in ancient times. A piece of harmonious music Sound. Describes words that are as beautiful and melodious as music. One person sings three sighs, one person takes the lead, and three people sing together. It originally means that music and singing are simple and unsophisticated. Later it is used to describe poems that are euphemistic and have profound meaning. One advocate three Sigh "Xunzi·Lun": "The song of the Qing Temple is sighed three times once it is uttered." It means that one person sings and three people harmonize. Later, it is often used to describe music and poetry that are beautiful, full of aftertaste, and admirable. Advocate, also means "sing". Yiban Sanyanban, Yan: the rhythm of opera music. It means that speech and actions are orderly or in line with the rules. Sometimes it also means that things are rigid and do not know how to control flexibly. Xiaoshao 90% Xiaoshao: Yu and Shun's time The movement; 90%: nine chapters. Refers to nine chapters of Xiao Shao music. The overtones originally refer to the residual sounds of the music. It is a metaphor for the meaning between the lines, that is, it is indirectly revealed in the words, rather than the meaning stated explicitly. Five tones, six temperaments and five tones: refers to palace, There are five scales: Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu; Liulu: the standard for determining musical instruments. It refers to ancient rhythms. Later it also refers to music in general. The sound of subjugation originally refers to the country's demise and the people's hardship, so music is often expressed as mournful tunes. , later mostly refers to the songs of the decadent Communist Party. The sound of subjugation refers to the music of the Communist Party. "Xunzi Encouraging Learning" written by Si Ma Yang Jiao says: "In the past, Huba played the harp and the flowing fish came out to listen, and Boya played the harp. And the six horses raised their heads to do the work." Yang Liang's note: "Looking up to do the work, listen to the sound." It means that the horse driving the horse stopped and looked up to listen to the sound of the piano. It describes the beautiful and beautiful music. Silk and bamboo orchestra silk: refers to string instruments; bamboo: refers to string instruments Wind instruments, the general term for musical instruments such as harps, flutes, and flutes. It also refers to music. The sound of Sangjian refers to the music of ***. Qiu Ji Yao Miao describes exquisiteness to the extreme, and mostly describes music. It is also called "Qiu Ji wonderful" and "Qiu Ji wonderful". "Qiao". The music of singing and dancing is light and the dance is graceful. The lingering sound of the singing and dancing is beautiful. [Explanation] Niao Niao: lingering and melodious. The lingering sound: the endless sound. It describes the melodious and sweet sound that still lingers after the music ends, echoing in the ears. Same as "the lingering sound" . Nanfeng Bujing Nanfeng: the music of the south; Bujing: refers to the weak music. It originally meant that the Chu army could not win in battle. Later it was a metaphor for the weak opponent in the competition. The sound of Mi Mi is weak, languid. It makes people feel depressed. Music. Refers to decadent, low-interest music. Dragon words and phoenix metaphors for the sound of relaxed and melodious music. Juntian Guangle refers to music in the sky, fairy music. Later, it describes beautiful and majestic music. Jingu Xuantian〖Explanation〗Gold Drum: Jin Zheng and drum. Xuantian: Loud sound. Describes the noisy and lively sound of music playing. It also describes the majesty of the military or the fierce fighting situation. Taanjie: beat; reward: appreciation. Describes the appreciation of poetry, music, etc.. Tajie Appreciation Festival: beat; Appreciation: appreciation. Describes appreciation for poetry, music, etc. Huang Zhong destroys Huang Zhong: a bell made of brass. Ancient Chinese music has twelve rhythms, six for yin and yang, and the yellow bell has six rhythms for yang. The first rhythm; destroy: destroy; abandon: abandon. It is a metaphor for a wise man being rejected. Huang Zhong Da Lu Huang Zhong: the first rhythm of the six yang rhythms among the twelve rhythms of ancient Chinese phonology. Da Lu: the fourth rhythm of the six yin rhythms .Describes music or words that are solemn, upright, sublime, and harmonious. Gu Quzhoulang originally refers to Zhou Yu who is engaged in music. Later, it generally refers to people who are familiar with music and opera. Advocate Xuantai describes the sound of music playing being noisy and lively. Dogs and horses sound good and good dogs

, horse, music, female sex. It refers to extravagant enjoyment. The Chinese version of E'e Yang is used to describe the high-pitched and unrestrained music. Later it is also used to describe the state of joy. The Chinese version "Liezi Tangwen" says: "Bo Ya is good at drums and harps. Zhong Ziqi was good at listening. Boya was playing the harp, aiming at the high mountains. Zhong Ziqi said: "How good! The high mountains are like Mount Tai." Zhong Ziqi said: "How good! The mountains are like rivers."" Circumference describes the ups and downs, pauses and turns of poetic works or music sounds, which are harmonious and rhythmic. To take out of context: to cut off; chapter: one piece of music is one chapter. It refers to taking one section in isolation regardless of the content of the entire article or conversation. Or the meaning of a sentence. Indicates that the usage is inconsistent with the original meaning. Play silk and pinzhu〖Explanation〗 Blow and play musical instruments, be familiar with music. Play and dance, play orchestral instruments, sing and dance. Generally refers to music and dance entertainment activities. Blow the chite to beg for food. Blow the chite to beg for food. . Refers to begging on the street. Chi: a kind of music in ancient times, like a flute, with eight holes. I don’t know the smell of meat. It originally means being intoxicated by the wonderful music, so you can’t distinguish the smell of meat. Later, it means being absorbed in studying and not being able to distinguish when eating. Out of taste. It also describes the difficulty of life and no meat to eat. Extraordinary: ordinary music. Describes things that are extraordinary and outstanding. The sound of Beibi refers to the music of the Yin and Zhou Dynasties. Later generations regarded it as the sound of the country's subjugation. It is also called " "The Sound of Bei". The "Sound of Bei" refers to the music of the Yin and Zhou dynasties. Later generations regarded it as the sound of the subjugation of the country. Ba Ren Xia Li ① is the Xia Li Ba people. Folk songs popular in the ancient Chu State. Used to call popular music. Ba, ancient country Bayin Kemi Bayin: the ancient collective name for musical instruments; Ke: to stop; Kemi: refers to the emperor stopping playing music after his death. Various musical instruments stop playing. It refers to the death of the head of state.