"Travel to Suzhou" PPT courseware 2

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"Travel to Suzhou" PPT courseware 2

introduction

"Travel to Suzhou" is a resident classic song that is loved by the masses.

It is also a compulsory repertoire for every flute player

"Gusu" is the old name of Suzhou, so the name of the song means visiting Suzhou.

This piece of music has a beautiful and friendly melody,

Elegant style, relaxed and lively rhythm

The structure is concise and complete, and it is one of the representative music of Jiangnan. The music is like an ink painting depicting the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan,

It's like taking tea before the rain - its fragrance is refreshing.

bamboo flute

Although the flute is short and simple, it has a history of seven thousand years. About 4,500 years ago, the flute was changed from bone to bamboo. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty at the end of the 1st century BC, the flute was called "Hengchui", and it occupied a very important position in the drum music at that time. Since the 7th century, the flute has been improved again, with membrane holes added, which has greatly improved its expressive power and its playing technology has also developed to a very high level. In folk operas and bands of ethnic minority operas, the flute is also an indispensable instrument.

author

The author of this piece is the famous flute player Mr. Jiang Xianwei. Mr. Jiang Xianwei was born in Weihai, Shandong in 1924. He participated in the revolution in 1949 and was admitted as a soloist in the frontline song and dance troupe of the People's Liberation Army.

He is a versatile player in the performance of national musical instruments. In the 1960s, he used Jiangnan folk songs and Kunqu opera tones as materials to compose and perform "Travel to Suzhou" and "Singing Folk Songs on a Waterwheel", for which he became famous in the flute world. Jiang Xianwei went to Austria, the Soviet Union, Poland, Indonesia and other countries to perform with the Chinese Art Troupe twice in 1959 and 1965.

The melody of "Travel to Suzhou" is based on Kunqu opera music. Its form consists of a four-section structure consisting of introduction, Andante, Allegro and coda. The music technique adopts the typical techniques of "trembling, folding, giving and beating" in Jiangnan silk and bamboo. The fingers should be flexible and elastic. At the same time, the breath is required to be full and smooth; the tone should be "moist, thick, loose, and beautiful".

Introduction, loose board. Its music expresses the word "morning". The intensity gradually increases from weak to strong, and the melody range progresses from low to high, like the rising sun gradually rising in the east, describing the charming scene of early spring in the south of the Yangtze River, where everything is prosperous and peaceful.

Elegant Andante. The performance here should highlight the word "Xing", and it should be an elegant and cheerful "Xing", as if wandering in the beautiful scenery of Rusu Garden. So the speed should be steady and smooth. In terms of fingering, emphasis is placed on the use of vibrating, stacking, giving and beating techniques in Jiangnan silk and bamboo.

Passionate little allegro. The performance should highlight the word "dance", including the "dance" on the dance pavilion and the singing stage, the "dance" of the colorful gardens, the "dance" that fills the hearts of tourists, as well as the "dance" in music and performance techniques; The fingers are nimble and elastic, as if they are "dancing" on the flute. An elegant "dance sense" should be highlighted.

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"Travel to Suzhou" PPT courseware 4:

"Travel to Suzhou" PPT Courseware 4 Teaching Objectives 1. Through the form of music and video appreciation, question and answer, and listening to the timbre, students can understand the eight-note classification of ancient national musical instruments. 2. Ability to listen and distinguish the timbres of different instruments in the repertoire, including listening, sight-singing, recorder playing, performing, etc..

"Travel to Suzhou" PPT courseware 3:

"A Trip to Suzhou" PPT Courseware 3 "A Trip to Suzhou" Introduction to the Song "A Trip to Suzhou" is a classic piece for the sixth-level bamboo flute that is deeply loved by the masses. It is also a compulsory repertoire for every flute player. Gusu is the old name of Suzhou, so the name of the song means visiting Suzhou. This piece of music...

"Travel to Suzhou" PPT courseware:

"A Trip to Suzhou" PPT Courseware Appreciation 1. What instrument is used to play this piece? 2. What are the characteristics of the melody of this piece? Features of "Travel to Suzhou": This piece of music has a beautiful and friendly melody, an elegant and comfortable style, a relaxed and lively rhythm, a concise and complete structure,...

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