"Southwestern Charm" PPT courseware

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"Southwestern Charm" PPT courseware

Introduction to Yi people

The Yi people are an ethnic group with a long history in southwest China. Mainly distributed in Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou and the northwest of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

The music of the Yi people is rich and colorful, and their dances are often accompanied by singing.

Yi clothing:

Men's clothing: The head is wrapped with a blue cotton or silk turban. The head of the turban is mostly in the shape of a cone, facing toward the left side of the forehead. It is called "Ziti" in Yi language and "hero knot" in Chinese. Young people often tie their hero's hair in a slender and straight shape to show their bravery, while the elderly often tie their hair as thick as a conch bun to show their maturity. Men of the Yi ethnic group regard being beardless as a beauty and often pluck out their beards from a young age. The baby boy's left ear was pierced and he wore earrings when he was a little older.

Women's clothing: Women's tops are made of wool, cotton, or silk. The placket, front placket, back collar and cuffs are decorated with patterns with colorful threads. The neckline is decorated with gold, silver, jewelry and jade. Some are decorated with buckles and wrapped with colorful silk threads, with different shapes and ingenuity. Ganluo Yi women's clothing has many center lapels, which makes them unique in style.

appreciate

Listen to this song carefully and answer the following questions:

1. What is the mood of the song?

2. What form of singing is used in the song?

3. How does the song express the mood of the Yi people?

This song is a mixed chorus, including female high voice, female low voice, male high voice, and male low voice. There is a female lead singer participating in the singing process.

It expresses the joyful mood of the Yi people in Yunnan to spend the festival with guests from far away during the harvest festival, and also expresses their warm and hospitable customs and fashions.

song analysis

background:

This song was composed in 1953.

In 1954, it was performed successively by the Central Ethnic Song and Dance Ensemble and the Central Song Ensemble. At that time, the former sang in Sani and the latter in Chinese.

In 1957, the song won a gold medal at the 6th World Youth Festival in Moscow.

Form analysis

The song is divided into two parts:

1. The first part consists of three sections, namely ABB`

A: The soprano voice presents the first material, and then the tenor voice repeats it with slight changes, showing the harvest season and expressing joy;

B: The female lead singer cuts into the theme, and then the mixed voice echoes. Not only the host welcomes him, but also Lao Guishan;

B`: Repeat the changes in the second section;

2. The second part is basically the same as the first part, with a slight reduction and a coda added.

It further expresses the happy life of the Yi people and their sincere blessings for a better future and the great motherland.

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