Indian Qing and Qu Yuan were a golden couple, and they often had a tacit understanding of each other in songwriting. On that day, Yin Qing happened to catch Qu Yuan's eyes for a moment, which triggered a new passion for cooperation and musical inspiration. The Qinghai-Tibet Railway is a landmark project of the new century, which has attracted worldwide attention as a result of the Party Central Committee's call for the development of the Great Western Region. As military artists, the two creators felt a strong responsibility on their shoulders. They lamented that it was a war without smoke, and the thought of 100,000 construction troops fighting for the world's highest and longest plateau railroad gave us an uncontrollable impulse to do something for the real heroes of our time, and to write a hymn, which in itself is the vocation of the responsibility of the literary and art workers. Heavenly Road - The Course of Creation Qinghai-Tibetan Railway It can be said that it was first the eyes of Qu Loess that touched Yin Qing's heart, and then the lyrics of Qu Loess that triggered Yin Qing's joyful thoughts. "At dusk I stood on a high hilltop and watched the railroad being built to my hometown. A huge dragon over the mountains, for the snowy plateau to send well-being ......" characters, scenery, dynamics, images, all in one place, the text to convey the message, so the rhyme vivid image fullness, "my melody like a spring rushing downstream, almost did not encounter any obstacles! My melody flowed like a spring, almost without encountering any obstacles, and the writing was particularly smooth." The first draft of the song is called "Highland Road to Happiness", and during the revision process, a spark of inspiration flashed out the word "heavenly road". "That is a magical heavenly road, the warmth of the motherland to the border. From now on, the mountains are no longer high, the road is no longer long, the children of all ethnic groups gathered together ......", the divine stroke of the eye to a wonderful title, so the song was named "Sky Road". "We always live in the mainland plains, look up to the average altitude of more than 4,000 meters of the railway line, that is really a long road in the sky walking, from the earth to heaven, a secret road." Sky Road", as the first song dedicated to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, first appeared in the 2001 "August 1" Cultural Evening Party "Ode to the Border", sung by the Tibetan singer Balsang of the Cultural Troupe of the Political Department of the Tibet Military Region. The birth of this song spread along with the completion of the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, has gone through a whole five-year course. 2003 Spring Festival "double embrace" party, the General Administration Song and Dance Troupe of young Tibetan singers Solang Wangmo once again interpreted this song. The real "Heavenly Road" is sung by Han Hong, who sang the song at the 2005 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, making "Heavenly Road" a household name and a favorite among listeners overnight. The song was awarded the first prize in the National Song Contest for the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in 2005. Sky Road-About the Author Composer: Yin Qing Yin Qing, enlisted in the army in 1971. With the rank of colonel, he became a violinist in 1970 in the amateur performance team of a department of Jiangsu Military Region, where he developed a strong interest in composing music. One year later, the amateur performance team he was in was disbanded, and he was transferred to a department as a communication soldier. Engaged in professional creation for more than 20 years, has created more than 1,000 eulogies of the party leadership, eulogies of the spirit of the times, eulogies of the contemporary soldiers of the main theme of the work, including the song "Into the New Era", "Western Song" and other works won the national "Five First Project Award", "Wenhua Award Among them, the songs "Into the New Era" and "Song of the West" won the national "Five One Project Award", "Wenhua Award", "All-Army Literary and Artistic New Work Award" and "PLA Literary and Art Award". He has been honored with the first-class merit once, the second-class merit twice, the third-class merit five times, in July 2004 was named as the outstanding party member of the general government system, the whole army study and practice the "three representations" important thought advanced individual. 2000 transferred to the general government song and dance troupe, in July 2003, the general government song and dance troupe deputy director, in November 2006 the general government song and dance troupe director, a famous military composer. Troupe director, famous military composer. Heavenly Road - About the Singer Han Hong Chinese name: Han Hong
Alias: Cuojin Zhuoma
Hometown: Chamdo, Tibet
Gender: Female
Nationality: Chinese
Birthday: September 26th
Era: Modern times
Occupation: Singer Han Hong is a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), a member of the Standing Committee of the National Youth Federation, a member of the China Overseas Friendship Association, and a director of today's pop music organization. The director of the National Youth Federation, the Chinese Overseas Friendship Association, today's pop music world of songwriters, singing powerhouse singer, whose Tibetan name "yangjin zhuoma" is the meaning of the wonderful sound of the nymphs, because of her unique pure, quiet and slightly sad voice conquered hundreds of millions of listeners around the world. Since 2003, she has been awarded the title of "Global Chinese Music Chart" as the most popular female singer in Mainland China for five consecutive years, and her songs "Heavenly Road", "Hometown" and "Daybreak" have won many awards and have been widely sung. Han Hong's strength has been seen again. The Road to Heaven - Style Han Hong's discerning eye recognizes a good song and renders The Road to Heaven a classic The Road to Heaven is an extremely lyrical song with very distinctive melodic features, a typical Tibetan style, and simple and condensed musical materials. The composer did not copy and apply the melody of the Tibetan folk song, but rearranged and combined the high and low tones of the backbone tones, which sounds novel and unique. The first measure of the prelude to "Heavenly Road" resembles the pure fifths of "Tibetan Plateau," but after a short delay on the third above and second below the dominant of the plumed tonic, Yin Qing suddenly jumps from the fifth to the octave below, then back down to the dominant, which makes it seem even more open, bright, and heart-stirring.
The Tibetan Plateau is sung from the upper genitive, and the Heavenly Road is sung from the lower octave, which effectively avoids the "minefield" of imitative repetition. The structure of the work is a two-part form with repetitions, 4/4 beat, plumed mode, and a slightly slower medium tempo. The A section basically hovers in the middle and lower registers, and the first note of "Early in the morning I stood in the green pasture, and saw the divine eagle draped in the sunlight ......" starts with the lowest center C of the piece. The first person begins to monologue gently and calmly: the first 4 lines are repeated and then followed by the next 4 lines, which is sufficiently sufficient to pave the way for the development of the B section. The A section ends and begins at the same height, with a soothing and melodious rhythm that expresses a kind of emotion waiting to be realized; the B section is the core and climax of the whole piece. After a short transition in 2/4 time, the music rushes directly to the high point, "It's a magical road to heaven (yeah)......" The composer puts the word "heaven" in the climax of the piece. The composer puts the word "sky" at the peak of the climax. The setting of this high point is a breakthrough in the routine of songwriting, which generally arranges the climax at the end of the song, whereas Yin Qing's treatment is like a sacred mountain rising out of the ground. The appearance of g2 here does not make people feel hard and abrupt, but is a natural water to the drain, for the openly soaring emotions opened up a spurt of catharsis of the floodgates. the contrast between the A section and the B section, in addition to the difference between the sound area, in the lyrics of the "pendulum word" on the design has been done carefully, A section of the word loose and sparse, the B section of the word intensive and compact, very cleverly The words in A section are loose and sparse, while the words in B section are dense and compact, which is a very skillful way to utilize the same beat tempo to form different rhythmic sense changes. The use of repetition between phrases and the arrangement of the beginning and end of phrases all reflect the composer's personalized language. "From now on, the mountain is no longer high, the road is no longer long, the children of all ethnic groups gather together" is particularly intriguing, the first half of the sentence pulls away from the distance of the Tibetan ballad, and the second half of the sentence does not reveal the return to the roots of the leaves. The deep attainments of the composer are evident and admirable. Sky Road - Lyrics "Sky Road" Song Sheet Composer: Yin Qing Lyrics: Qu Loess Original Song: Balsang
Early in the morning I stood in the green pasture
Seeing the divine eagle draped in that haze
Like an auspicious cloud flying across the blue sky
Bringing good luck for the children of the Tibetan family
The dusk I stood on the high hill
Looking at the railroad repaired to my hometown
A giant dragon crossed the mountains
An enormous dragon crossed the mountains
A huge dragon crossed the mountains
A giant dragon crossed the mountains
A dragon crossed the mountains and mountains
Sending health and well-being to the snowy plateau
That's a miraculous heavenly road
Sending the warmth of the world to the frontier
From now on the mountains are no longer high and the roads are no longer long
The children of all ethnic groups are gathered together
That's a miraculous heavenly road
The road brings us into the earthly paradise
The barley wine and ghee tea will be sweeter
Happy songs will be sung in all directions