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"Thousands of Horses Galloping" PPT Courseware 4

1. Vocal exercises

Avoid slackening of breath when the melody descends, and don't press the throat in the bass area.

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2. Appreciation: Morinouqin solo "Thousands of Horses Galloping"

1. Listen

2. Author: Qi Baoligao - Morinouqin player. Mongolian, born in Horqin, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, he is currently a soloist in the Inner Mongolia Song and Dance Troupe. His repertoire includes "Grassland Connecting to Beijing", "Ten Thousands of Horses Galloping", etc.

"Ten Thousands of Horses Galloping" is Qi Baoligao's representative work and repertoire. Regarding this piece of music, the author once told a story: During a horse racing event, the author saw a fierce horse galloping forward carrying its owner on its back. The horse rushes to the finish line as fast as possible and with all its strength. As they crossed the finish line, the horse suddenly collapsed and died. The horse's owner held its head and cried. This incident deeply touched the author. He could not forget the horse's galloping, fighting spirit. I wrote this piece of music out of my love for the prairie and my love for horses.

3. Knowledge introduction

1. Long tune: The rhythm is free, the melody is extended and broad, and the end of the sentence is long, usually consisting of two phrases. Mainly popular in pastoral areas of Inner Mongolia. In 2005, UNESCO listed it as a "Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity".

2. Short tune: neat rhythm, beautiful and lyrical melody, neat structure, mostly relaxing songs. Some modern banquet songs, wedding songs, etc. also belong to the short-key genre. Mainly popular in agricultural areas of Inner Mongolia.

4. Review

1. Sing the songs "Pastoral" and "Silver Cup".

2. Identify whether the songs "Pastoral" and "Silver Cup" are in long key, short key or short key?

3. Complete the first and second questions in the P30 learning evaluation.

5. Appreciation

1. There is a special singing technique "Khumai" in the singing of Mongolian compatriots. A person's throat, mouth, nasal cavity and even chest cavity can simultaneously pronounce "Khumai" as high as the top of the sky, as low as the bottom of the vast sea, and as wide as the edge of the earth. ” It’s actually an art of throat singing, listen! Play the video "Khumai".

In 2009, Khumai successfully applied for world intangible cultural heritage.

2. Appreciate the singing videos of the two singers, listen to the timbres of Dedema and Tengger, understand their different singing styles and identify whether they are long or short?

6. Summary

1. Talk: Today we enjoyed "Ten Thousand Horses Galloping". In the music, I can feel the Mongolian people’s passionate character and incomparable love for life.

2. The influence of grassland regional characteristics and customs on its music

Prairie: Vast and endless, the grassland people mainly rely on nomadic herding as their main production and lifestyle.

Tone characteristics: Folk songs are divided into long and short tones, the dances are passionate and unrestrained, and the music content mainly expresses the grassland style.

3. Thinking: What are the characteristics of grassland songs?

4. Where else in our country have grasslands? What are the unique features of the local customs, national character, culture and art there?

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