"Pastoral" PPT courseware 2

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"Pastoral" PPT courseware 2

Learning objectives of this lesson

Knowledge objectives: Understand the customs and customs of the Mongolian people, and understand long-key music and short-key music;

Ability goal: Feel the artistic conception of music and sing "Pastoral" emotionally using the characteristics of long-key music;

Emotional goals: Understand the melodious and broad melody characteristics of Mongolian folk songs, and feel the vast grassland in the songs.

The Mongols call themselves "Mongolia", which means "eternal fire", and are also known as the "horseback nation".

They mainly live in Outer Mongolia, China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and Xinjiang Autonomous Region, neighboring provinces and regions such as the Russian Federation.

Mongolian folk songs

1. The Mongolian people are a people who love music and are good at singing and dancing. They are known as the "music nation" and the "poetry nation". Its folk songs are famous for their grand and majestic sounds and high-pitched and melodious tunes.

2. According to the music content, it is divided into two categories: ritual songs and pastoral songs. According to the melody form, it can be divided into: long key and short key.

3. The musical instruments popular among the Mongolian people include morinouqin, Sihu, Hubis, Huobisi and other percussion instruments.

Long folk songs. Long-tune folk songs are pastoral genres that reflect the nomadic life of the Mongolian people. They have a relatively long length, a slow and free rhythm, few words and a long tone, a broad breath, deep emotions, and unique and delicate vibrato decorations. Long-tune folk songs are sung in Mongolian, and their styles vary from region to region.

Short folk song. Obviously different from long-key folk songs, short-key folk songs are shorter in length, compact in tune, neat and distinct in rhythm, and relatively narrow in range.

Enjoy the music "Ten Thousands of Horses Galloping"

The mood is warm and the rhythm is tight, showing the unique spectacular scenes of the grassland.

There is also a simulated horse neighing sound in the second half of the music, and the performance technique is intuitive and easy to perceive.

Traditional cultural music

Ancient Chinese culture is also called ritual and music culture. Ritual and music work together to govern the country and maintain social stability and harmony. A piece of piano can create a space to settle the soul; a piece of music can bring people into a state of pure energy.

The ancients used the sound of the piano to communicate with their souls and seek close friends. The sound of the piano at this time is actually the expression of feelings and the overflow of mood.

The famous Guqin music "High Mountains and Flowing Waters" expresses exactly this state of mind.

Top Ten Famous Songs in Ancient China

"High Mountains and Flowing Waters" "Three Plum Blossom Lanes"

"Sunset Flute and Drum" "Han Palace Autumn Moon"

"White Snow in Spring" "Questions and Answers of Fishermen and Woodcutter"

"Eighteen Beats of Hujia" and "Guangling San"

"Goose Falling on the Flat Sand" "Ambush from Flying Daggers"

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