"Abing in 1950" PPT courseware 3

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"Abing in 1950" PPT courseware 3

learning target:

1. Sort out the full text, refine the information, and understand A Bing’s bumpy and extraordinary life.

2. Explore the characteristics of the combination of TV feature film commentary and characters’ simultaneous voices.

3. Understand the value and significance of rescuing precious cultural heritage such as "Er Quan Ying Yue"

word accumulation

reduced to ( ) listening ( ) born ( ) exhausted ( )

Nuomi ( ) Mantle ( ) Peak ( ) Rare ( )

Order ( ) Portable ( ) Support ( ) Pure ( )

Remuneration ( )

The metaphor is gentle, not harsh.

The original meaning is that if a person's moral character is as noble as a mountain, people will admire him. The article describes that after people hear good music, they feel joy and admiration.

The most accomplished work of music in thousands of years.

Introduction to A Bing

A Bing, (1893-1950), formerly known as Hua Yanjun, was a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu. He was a famous folk artist and the author of the world-famous song "Two Springs Reflect the Moon". He was born in a Taoist sect and grew up in a Taoist temple. He studied Taoist music and was proficient in it. temperament. In the old society, he was forced to make a living by performing arts on the streets for a long time. New China saved his artistic life. Because he was blind, he was called Blind Abing.

representative work

The erhu pieces include "Moon Reflected in Two Springs", "Listening to the Pines" and "Cold Spring Wind"; the pipa pieces include "Big Waves Washing the Sand", "Dragon Boat" and "Zhaojun Leaving the Fortress". Hua Yanjun's performance skills have been recognized by the local Taoist music community since his youth. He also learned extensively from folk music, and was able to transcend the narrow teachings and imitations. Coupled with his wandering life experiences, he formed his unique artistic style. His musical works are permeated with the essence of traditional music, revealing a healthy and deep atmosphere from the bottom of the people. They are sincere, exciting and full of strong artistic appeal.

"Two Springs Reflect the Moon"

"Moon Reflected on Two Springs" is Abing's representative work. Abing often played the piano by the Erquan in Wuxi. He was blind when he composed this piece. According to the memories of Abing's relatives, friends and neighbors, Abing could not have enough food and clothing even after performing for a day. When returning to the alley late at night, I often play this song, which is sad and sad, especially moving. "Er Fountain Reflects the Moon" was originally an untitled piece of music, which was gradually developed and formed by A Bing after long-term revision and interpretation, combined with his own rough life.

Read the text and answer the questions

1. Why does the title of the article highlight Abing in 1950? What happened in 1950?

2. How did A Bing behave after what happened in 1950?

3 What is the significance of the completion of this matter?

clear

1. Why does the title of the article highlight Abing in 1950? What happened in 1950?

Folk musicians Zhu Shikuang and Li Songshou recorded Abing's erhu music, allowing Abing's music to be passed down.

2. How did A Bing behave after what happened in 1950?

Excited, wide-eyed, touching, holding tightly, and refusing to let go (actions, demeanor). He was very excited that his music had the opportunity to be passed down.

3 What is the significance of the completion of this matter?

First, it became Abing’s swan song; secondly, it changed Abing’s life and destiny; and finally, it left a mark in the history of world music.

Reading and Thinking

1. These six pieces of music that were recorded became Abing’s swan song! ...We may not be able to hear this eternal song."

Do these two swan songs in the article mean the same thing? If different, please explain respectively:

Different, the first one refers to A Bing’s last performance before his death.

The second one means the highest attainment.

2. P147 After-class Exercise 3: Understand the author’s feelings between the lines. What do you think A Bing is most fortunate about?

On the surface, this passage is a summary of several parts of the text. It is the author applauding and congratulating these people for the things they inadvertently did.

But through reading between the lines and the background materials in the article, we can also feel the author's praise of New China and the praise of the party's literary and art policies. Without New China, how would A Bing's artistic life be reborn? The most fortunate thing for A Bing is that Wuxi was liberated in the last two years of his life. It was New China that changed A Bing's destiny and saved his artistic life.

Article gist

The article mainly introduces how two musicians from the Central Conservatory of Music came to the newly liberated Wuxi to record the folk artist A Bing in the last year of his life. "Moon" became a world-famous song, praising A Bing's vicissitudes but still strong and unyielding character.

Writing features

1. As a transcript of a TV feature (can be regarded as reportage), the most notable feature of this article is that it is narrated by multiple people and from multiple angles.

2. The article also takes advantage of the characteristics of the combination of sound and picture in television media, combining the commentary (Song style characters) and the characters' simultaneous voices (Italic style characters) to narrate and write about people.

3. As a TV special, it is different from ordinary news reports in the depth of reporting. It is based on factual reporting and reveals and sublimates the essence of the event through the introduction of time-related background materials, exploration of factual cause and effect, and comments on related issues. .

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