Uyghur.
"Lift Your Cover" is adapted by Mr. Wang Lobin from the Uyghur folk song "Yariya" collected in the Hexi Corridor of Gansu.?
Background:
1. This song was produced in the Uzbek*** and country of the former Soviet Union, and was originally called "Yariya". 1939, Mr. Wang Luobin collected this song in Jiuquan, Gansu. It coincided with the establishment of the Qinghai Children's Anti-War Theater Troupe soon, as a music teacher Wang Luobin was busy writing performance programs for the children.
2. He found out the folk song "Yariya" that he had recorded in Hexi, and planned to use the music and dance material of this vernacular game to write a singing and dancing program for the children of the troupe.
3. After the victory in the war, these popular northwestern folk songs traveled back across the ocean to Southeast Asian countries and around the world.
Expanded Information
Other Uyghur Songs:
1. Labor Songs: Mainly there are hunting songs, pastoral songs, wheat harvest songs, field playing songs, canal digging songs, spinning wheel ballads, wall building songs and so on. Many love songs express the incomparable fidelity and passionate pursuit of love by young men and women. Historical songs are songs reflecting some significant events in the history of the Uyghur people.
2. Life custom songs: custom songs are chanted during weddings and funerals, celebrations, rituals and folk festivals. These folk songs include wedding songs, spring songs, snow songs, funeral songs (also known as "elegy"), fasting songs and so on.
3, historical songs: mainly about some major events in Uyghur history, some reflecting the cruel oppression of the feudal ruling class and the heroic resistance of the peasants and riots and uprisings, and some reflecting the Uyghur people's resistance to foreign aggression, defending their hometowns, defending their borders, and safeguarding the unity of the motherland's heroic deeds that can be sung and sung.
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