"Silver Cup" PPT courseware

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"Silver Cup" PPT courseware

"Beautiful Grassland, My Home" uses the language of poetry to outline a beautiful picture of the grassland: green grass like the sea, brilliant flowers, clear water and clear waves, sunset, colorful butterflies flying, hundreds of birds singing, felt bags like white lotus, and horses Like colorful clouds, cattle and sheep are scattered like pearls...

This is the free, peaceful, happy and comfortable life of the Mongolian people, and it is also the building of happiness held up by the hands of the herdsmen.

folk song

The Mongolian people have created their own unique language, culture and music. Today I will learn the short and long tones in Mongolian folk songs (P.22).

Folk songs: oral music creations of working people in their lives and labors. It has the characteristics of collectiveness, popularity and variability.

The short tune is called "Baoguni Tao" in Mongolian.

Generally speaking, songs with short melody and fast rhythm, which are different from long-key folk songs, are collectively called short-key folk songs. Its music is characterized by concise tunes, few decorative sounds, small fluctuations in the melody line, and distinct recitative characteristics.

The lyrics are mostly composed of four sentences and one paragraph, forming a section song form, and are sung repeatedly in different rhyme steps. It is simple and easy to learn, suitable for all ages, and has broad mass appeal. The themes are very wide, covering almost all areas of Mongolian social life, including love songs, drinking songs, wedding songs, birthday songs, narrative songs, lullabies and other types of songs.

The Mongolian long tune is called "Wuri Tudao" in Mongolian, which means long song. It is characterized by short words and long tune, high pitch and long tone, soothing and free. It is suitable for narrative and good at lyricism; the lyrics are generally two sentences each, one at the top and one at the bottom. , most of the content describes grasslands, horses, camels, cattle and sheep, blue sky, white clouds, rivers, lakes, etc.

Mongolian Changdiao tells the Mongolian people's understanding of history, culture, humanistic customs, morality, philosophy and art with its distinctive nomadic cultural characteristics and unique singing form, so it is called the "living fossil of grassland music".

"Tianbian" is a creative song with a strong Mongolian music style, and its melody draws rich nutrients from Mongolian long tunes.

Although the song is expressed in the form of a love song, its meaning is deeper than a love song. It expresses the deep longing and nostalgia for the hometown of the wanderers who are far away from their hometown on the grassland.

Song introduction:

It is a short folk song spread in the Ordos grasslands. Whenever there is a festival gathering to entertain guests, the host will sing and dance during the banquet to show their hospitality to the guests. Usually, the lyrics of banquet songs are mostly aphorisms about cherishing friendship, respecting the elderly and caring for the young, and advocating unity.

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"Silver Cup" PPT courseware 2:

"Silver Cup" PPT courseware 2 1. Introduction 1. Play the song. Tell me who sang this song and which ethnic group it is? What did you seem to see? A prairie, with herds of cattle and sheep, and galloping horses. 2. Understand the Mongolian people: Students know that our country is a multi-ethnic country...

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Update Time: 2024-09-02

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