"Pastoral" PPT courseware 3

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"Pastoral" PPT courseware 3

Look at pictures and write essays

Look at the picture below and describe what you see in one sentence.

The white clouds are floating in the blue sky, and the snow-white sheep are covered under the white clouds.

think

What is the musical mood of this song?

How does this song express the feelings of the Mongolian people?

Musical mood: distant and calm.

It expresses the Mongolian people’s deep love and attachment to their hometown.

Introduction to long tune

Long tunes are unique songs of the Mongolian people. On the vast grasslands, people use long tunes to sing about life, praise nature and express their feelings. It is high-pitched and bright, broad in momentum, long in melody, and stretched in rhythm. It has a strong atmosphere of vast and vigorous prairie and passionate and unrestrained characteristics. It expresses the Mongolian people's love of life, boldness and open-mindedness, and admiration for nature. The formation of these characteristics is closely related to the lifestyle of the Mongolian people and their free attitude towards life. Mongolian folk songs are very rich in content. Some describe love and marriage, some praise horses, grasslands, mountains, rivers, and some praise grassland heroes, etc. These folk songs vividly reflect the customs and customs of the Mongolian people.

Introduction to short tune

Short-key folk songs are mainly popular in semi-agricultural and semi-pastoral areas where Mongols and Han people live together. What is obviously different from long-key folk songs is that short-key folk songs are usually two lines, two or four sentences in rhyme, and the beat is relatively fixed. The lyrics are simple but not dull, and are characterized by the extensive use of word duplication in phonology. The length is short, the melody is compact, the rhythm is neat and distinct, and the vocal range is relatively narrow. It is often improvised singing and very flexible. Love songs occupy a huge proportion in short-key folk songs.

Characteristics of Mongolian songs

There are many ornamental tones, and long tones are often sung with a single voice.

The words are short, the tone is long, the voice is high-pitched and far-reaching, and the rhythm is free.

The content is mainly about missing hometown, praising hometown, praising new society, praising innocent love, etc.

A cappella - madrigal

"Madrigal" has been adapted into a variety of stage performance forms, such as cello solo, violin solo, a cappella, etc. Among them, the most widely circulated is the a cappella "Pastoral" adapted by composer Qu Xixian. Let us enjoy this song together:

Introduction to A Cappella

A cappella refers to a multi-part musical performance that uses only the human voice without instrumental accompaniment, and also includes vocal music written for this purpose. A cappella singing originated from the choir (sacred orchestra) of the Catholic Church in Europe during the Middle Ages. Since the late Renaissance, it has gradually become a secular music singing form. A cappella singing can give full play to the expressive power of different voices, voice areas, and timbres of men and women, and maintain the overall coordination of sound quality and unity of style. In its long-term development, a cappella has accumulated a rich repertoire, and it still occupies an important position in European and American music life.

Summary

Today, we understand some basic characteristics of Mongolian folk songs on the grassland. We know that the characteristics of folk songs are formed by geographical environment, lifestyle, customs and language characteristics. We have a better understanding of the Mongolian nation in our country, which makes us love our country's ethnic minorities even more.

Operation

Listen to "Beautiful Grassland, My Home" by De Dema and Buren Bayar respectively to further consolidate the characteristics of long tones and distinguish the different effects brought by different timbres.

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