1. Spring Festival Overture

This is the first movement of Spring Festival Suite, and it is often taken out for solo performance. It is a work created by Li Huanzhi, a famous composer and music theorist in China, in the 195s based on his life experience in Yan 'an, which shows the scene of people in the revolutionary base areas celebrating warmly during the Spring Festival.

Its melodies and tunes are elegant and popular, and its theme is a grand festival with a mass base, so it has gradually evolved into a small tradition attached to the Spring Festival since its birth. Especially after the TV Spring Festival Evening became popular, this song became more familiar.

2.

A Full Moon with Flowers

This is a folk music ensemble, which is played by the Central Broadcasting National Orchestra. Shortly after the founding of New China, the conductor Peng Xiuwen adapted the Jiangnan-style "A Beautiful Moon" into a national orchestra, which was later played by the Central Broadcasting National Orchestra, which had a wide influence.

3. Dance of the Golden Snake

This is a national orchestral music arranged and adapted by Nie Er in 1934 according to the folk music "Daobaban". The melody of the music is high and enthusiastic, and the gongs and drums are powerful, which renders the festive atmosphere. This song is often played in festive seasons.

In the opening and closing ceremonies of the 29th Beijing Olympic Games in p>28, when athletes entered the stadium, they repeatedly played "Dance of the Golden Snake" as background music, which effectively set off the jubilant atmosphere of the Beijing Olympic Games as a festival for people all over the world and the strong China characteristics.

In the CCTV Spring Festival Gala in p>212, Wang Leehom and YUNDI collaborated to play a song "Dance of the Golden Snake".

In the CCTV Spring Festival Gala in p>213, Yani and Chang Jing performed "Qin Zheng He Ming" in collaboration with Chinese and Western, and the third part was "Dance of the Golden Snake", which made year of the snake more diverse in the world.

4. Harvest gongs and drums

This is a orchestral piece with distinctive Shandong music characteristics composed by Peng Xiuwen and Cai Huiquan in 1972. The music is developed by drawing lessons from the drumming and rotation of China folk percussion music, bringing forth the new and giving full play to the expressive ability of China's colorful percussion instruments, which has both national style and characteristics of the times.

The climax of the whole song shows the grand scene of celebrating the harvest. At first, percussion instruments of Chaozhou gongs and drums were used and their ideas of "artillery" were used for reference, which was magnificent. After changing and reproducing the first part of the melody, percussion bands used the ideas of "sudden wind", "horse leg" which are good at expressing tense, rapid and intense scenes in Beijing opera gongs and drums and "snail knot" in southern Jiangsu to develop.

5.

Happy Joy

This is a famous folk music in China, and it is played with new banhu as the main instrument. It was composed in 1958 by Liu Mingyuan, the late master of Chinese folk music.