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"Asilisi" PPT courseware 3

Introduction to Yi costumes

The clothing of Huayao Yi women consists of more than ten kinds of accessories such as headbands, large skirts, shoulder supports, collar hangings, waist scarves, belts, bellybands, and embroidered shoes. Among them, headdresses and waist ornaments are the most abundant. The heads are mostly decorated with scarves, hats, large strands of colored wool or silver foam, with Dama cherry blossoms as the main image and embroidered lace around them. The conspicuous parts of the turban, sleeves, waistcoat, back and trouser legs are all decorated with deformed patterns such as horse cherry blossoms, azaleas and camellias. On the brim and acromion, there are also flower tassels with silver, copper or steel wire handles. The road swayed from side to side, like colorful butterflies flying.

What are the festivals of the Yi people?

The Yi people are mainly distributed in Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou and other provinces, and have more than a dozen branches. The Yi people have many traditional festivals, which can be divided into five categories according to their nature: productive festivals, social and recreational festivals, commemorative festivals, celebratory festivals and sacrificial festivals. The Yi people worship fire and it is a symbol of the pursuit of light. In the Yi area, the most solemn traditional festival is the Torch Festival, which is mostly held on the 24th or 25th day of the sixth lunar month.

The Torch Festival is called "Duze" in Yi language, which means offering sacrifices to fire. It was originally a folk custom of the ancestors of the Yi people to use torches to ward off insects and evil spirits and look forward to a good harvest. In the historical process of conquering and transforming nature, it gradually evolved into today's folk cultural and sports festival.

The traditional events of the Torch Festival include bullfighting, horse racing, sheep fighting, wrestling, cockfighting, oil pole climbing, sheep snatching, shooting, singing competitions, beauty pageants, clothing competitions, eagles catching chickens, "Dolehe" dance, and playing with torches. There are all kinds of exciting programs, including flirting, etc., with climaxes one after another.

Introduction to Yi folk musical instruments

Di Laonuo is a side-edge air-sounding musical instrument of the Yi ethnic group. The Han people call the Tudong flute. When playing, hold the Tudong flute with both hands, blow air into the edge of the blow hole, and open and close the sound hole with your fingers to pronounce the sound.

Yueqin is a plucked instrument evolved from Ruan. The neck of the yueqin is short, and the sound box is wooden round or octagonal. There are four silk strings in the mouth, divided into two groups, and the two strings in each group have the same pitch. It is usually tuned in fifths. When playing, you press the strings with your left hand and play with the plectrum in your right hand. It is often used as accompaniment for operas, folk arts, singing and dancing, and is also used in instrumental ensembles. It is one of the three major accompaniment instruments for Peking Opera bands. It has a smaller volume and a crisp and soft tone.

What are the characteristics of Yi music?

The music of the Yi people is delicate and talented.

The Yi people are one of the ethnic groups in my country who are good at singing and dancing. There are various traditional tunes among the Yi people, such as mountain-climbing tunes, door-entry tunes, guest-welcoming tunes, wine-eating tunes, wedding tunes, mourning tunes, etc. No matter men, women, old or young, everyone can sing a few songs. Some tunes have fixed words, while others do not and are improvised lyrics. Folk songs are divided into male and female tones, the male voice is strong and high-pitched, and the female voice is soft and delicate. Folk songs from various places have their own unique styles, such as the famous songs "Horse, Run, Run" and "Guest from afar, please stay", which are extracted from Yi folk tunes.

Do you know what "Asirisi" and "Chudu Ladi Om Ah" mean?

"Asilixi" means "We are good friends" in Yi language

"Chudu Ladi Om" is a compliment that expresses joyful emotions, but has no real meaning.

question

How does the intensity of the voice change when singing this song?

Medium strong - medium weak - crescendo - medium strong - strong

What role do these dynamic changes play in conveying the emotion of the song?

The intensity changes in the song are quite detailed and have a strong sense of layering, which is very important for expressing the emotion of the song. It can also be said that without the intensity level of this song, the musical interest of this song will also lose its due luster.

Introduction song

This song was composed in 1953 and performed successively by the Central Ethnic Song and Dance Ensemble and the Central Ethnic Song and Dance Ensemble in 1954. The song won a gold medal at the 6th World Youth Festival in Moscow in 1957. The song expresses the joyful mood of the Yi people in Yunnan during the festival after the harvest, spending time with guests from afar. It also expresses the warm and hospitable customs and customs of the Yi people.

introduce

Dong Grand Song is a very rare multi-part, non-conductor and unaccompanied folk choral music in the world today. It, together with Dong Village Drum Tower and Dong Township Flower Bridge, is known as the "Three Treasures" of Dong culture and is famous far and wide.

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