Eighth grade music volume 1

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"Bright Journey" PPT courseware

Liu Tianhua

A native of Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province. A master of modern Chinese national music, he is an outstanding Chinese composer, performer and music educator of national instrumental music who is "good at both Chinese and Western music, both theoretical and artistic, and able to understand both".

In 1927, he initiated the establishment of the "Chinese Traditional Music Improvement Society" and devoted himself to the creation of new Chinese traditional music. Representative works include: 10 erhu solo pieces, 3 pipa pieces, and 2 folk music ensembles.

10 pieces of Erhu: "Walking in the Light", "Birds on the Empty Mountain", "Good Night", "Rhymes of a Leisurely Dwelling", "Du Xian Cao", "Elegy", "Song of Depression", "Candle Shadow Shakes Red", "Moonlight Night", "Singing in Sickness".

Three pipa songs "Song and Dance Yin", "Kaimeng Cao" and "Xu Lai"

The creative source of Guangming Xing

There was a trend of thought after the "May 4th" New Culture Movement, which was created in 1931. This piece is a landmark work in the history of erhu music development. It was intended to refute the view of some people at the time that Chinese music was languid and weak.

The tone is majestic, the momentum is heroic, and the passion is unrestrained. It is a confident and positive work. "Guangming Xing" can be said to be China's first "Erhu March". It enabled the Erhu, which was originally good at playing sad and angry emotions, to start playing warm and majestic music. This was a revolutionary change in the history of the Erhu.

Huang Zi

Huang Zi (1904-1938) was born in Chuansha, Jiangsu Province (now part of Shanghai). He was an important composer and music educator in China in the 1930s. He studied composition at Oberlin College and Yale University Music School in the United States in his early years. He returned to China in 1929 and successively taught in the Music Department of Shanghai Hujiang University and the Theory and Composition Group of the National Music College, and concurrently served as the academic director of the Music College. He was enthusiastic about music education and was the founder of China's early music education with the greatest influence.

His main works include the orchestral music "Nostalgia", the oratorio "Song of Everlasting Sorrow", the chorus "Song of Resistance against the Enemy", "The Flag is Flying", the songs "Hot Blood", "September 18th", and the art song "Dian Lips" , "Spring Thoughts", "Homesickness", "Three Wishes of a Rose", etc.

The four major disciples: He Luting, Jiang Dingxian, Chen Tianhe, and Liu Xue'an.

The singer under the iron heel

The song was composed in 1935 and is used as an interlude in the film "Children of the Storm". The film describes a poor girl who moved to Shanghai from a rural area in Northeast China. With the help of some progressive youths, she entered school. Later, some of the progressive youths who helped her were arrested or forced to run away. She dropped out of school and became lonely. One person was forced to join a singing and dancing class, perform at the docks, and make a living by performing. This song was sung by her when she was performing. The mood is deep and sad, but sad but not sad. There is anger in the resentment. It is inner, dramatic and has the power to inspire people to fight. With his deep proletarian feelings, Nie Er issued a heavy accusation for a singer who was harmed by society and despised by people. He profoundly revealed the lofty patriotic enthusiasm contained in this singer's heart. This song successfully created a typical image of a kind-hearted Chinese woman who was tortured by life under the oppression of the three mountains in China in the 1930s.

Practice and think about it

1. "Guangming Xing" is an Erhu solo piece composed by Liu Tianhua.

2. The composer of "Three Wishes of a Rose" is Huang Zi.

3. "The Song Girl Under the Iron Heel" is an episode of the movie "Children of the Storm". Composed by Nie Er. Do you also know the composer's works?

4. "I Want to Live" is selected from the third act of the opera "The White-Haired Girl".

5. my country's first large-scale opera is "The White-Haired Girl", which is hailed as a milestone in the history of new Chinese operas.

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