"Xinjiang Spring" PPT courseware 2

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"Xinjiang Spring" PPT courseware 2

rhythm practice

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Uighur musical instruments

Sabayi is a folk musical instrument of the Uyghur and Uzbek ethnic groups in Xinjiang and is often used as an accompaniment to singing and dancing. It is both an important rhythm instrument and a prop for male dancers. Among the people, Sabayi mostly accompanies the singing of "Mexilip", adding to the lively atmosphere.

Aijie, a Uyghur bowed stringed instrument, was called "Kharzak" in ancient times. It is the shortest type of Uyghur bowed stringed instrument. The wooden speaker is spherical, with a small wooden surface and a fingerboard. There is a layer of python skin in the resonance box, and a sound column is used between the resonance box and the paulownia panel. There are 4 metal strings, and when playing, a movable horsetail bow is used to pull the strings to produce sound. The timbre is a mixture of banhu and erhu, which is unique. It can be used as a soloist, and often forms a small band with the caron, jeff and dafu drums. It is the main instrument in accompaniment and ensemble.

Introduction to "Xinjiang Spring"

Chinese violin solo. Created in 1956 by Ma Yaozhong and Li Zhonghan. It has a strong Uyghur folk music style and an unrestrained and enthusiastic personality. It is a single three-part formula. The theme of the first part is powerful and powerful, starting with a half-note long note inlaid with decorative tones. The music gradually splits into a lively jumping rhythm pattern played by skipping bows, and then a smooth and gorgeous legato playing method appears. The middle part shifts to D major and the original key of A major, and a dance-like melody is played on the two strings to express the scene of people dancing and dancing happily. After the music reaches its climax, a cadenza is suddenly introduced that alternates left-hand picking, chord patterns, and fast bowing, and then enters the third part where the theme reappears. At the end of the song, there is a three-measure slow coda composed of core tonal materials. The violin and piano play a powerful chord at the same time, ending the whole song cleanly. The piece has been adapted into various instrumental forms such as ensemble, unison, orchestra and folk ensemble.

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What emotions does the work "Xinjiang Spring" express?

Rich, optimistic, unrestrained, smooth, cheerful, singing and dancing

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