The best twelve songs in Mongolia: "Horse Pole", "Sengi Dema", "I have an agreement with the grassland", "Arslan's Eyes", "Freedom to Fly", "Grassland Love", "I came from the grassland", "Sky Blue Blue", "Plateau Blue", "Paradise", "Gadamerin", and "Shepherd's Song".
1, "Horse Pole Setting"
"Horse Pole Setting" Ulantoya first sang a prairie style song in 2010, which was aired on June 25, 2011 with lyrics written by Liu Xinhuan and music composed by Li Kaijou. The song praises the vastness of the grassland in the voice of a grassland girl, and also reflects the grassland residents' boldness in love.
2. "Senjidema"
"Senjidema" is a Mongolian folk song in a short key, popular in Inner Mongolia where the Ordos tribe of the Ikezhaomeng League lives. Composer He Luting adapted it into an orchestral piece, very delicately portraying the image of the pure and beautiful Senjidema, while at the same time delineating the inner world of the young man who is in love with his lover.
3, "I have an agreement with the grassland"
"I have an agreement with the grassland" is a famous Mongolian singer, a new generation of grassland song king Qi Feng sang the song. Qi Feng sang and filmed the song's MV, on December 26, 2001, won the sixth Konka Cup China Music Television Competition "Silver Award, after the song was included in the October 2003 release of Qi Feng's personal music album "I have an agreement with the grasslands".
4, "Arslan's Eyes"
This song shows the grassland girl's love for the grassland boy, Arslan, the simple grassland man is the grassland horse taming expert, hard-working Mongolian man, the hero in the hearts of the girls, the song through the Ulaan Toya's heartfelt singing, the love and affection expressed to the extreme, the lyrics are simple and the tune is soothing, a moving song. It is a moving love song of the grassland with simple lyrics and a soothing tune.
5, "Freedom to Fly"
"Freedom to Fly" is a song written and composed by Zhang Chao and sung by Phoenix Legend, which is included in the album "Auspicious" issued by Peacock Records on July 7, 2007. Free Flight" is a dynamic song full of romantic feelings of the vast grassland, not only for the distribution company to bring 70 million color bell myth, but also red throughout the streets and alleys of China, singing rate is amazing.
6, "Grassland Love"
"Grassland Love" is a famous Mongolian singer, a new generation of Mongolian singer Qi Feng sang a song, included in the October 2003 release of Qi Feng's first solo music album "I have an agreement with the grassland".
7, "I come from the grassland"
Phoenix Legend album of the same name on behalf of the work "I come from the grassland" after three years to create, once launched will be sought after by thousands of fans, in the song will be the grassland-like feelings of grandeur, orientalization of the ancient charm of the performance of the best. I came from the grassland" is inspired by the three albums of Phoenix Legend.
8, "Sky Blue Blue"
"Sky Blue Blue" is a song composed by Zhang Chao and sung by Phoenix Legend. 2009 included in the album "The Most Dazzling Ethnic Wind". 2009 "Sky Blue Blue" won the annual Chinese Golden Melody Award, the best music award in the mainland.
9, "Plateau Blue"
"Plateau Blue" is a folk song composed by Li Dadong, arranged by Li Kaijou, and sung by Ulantoya, and is included in the album "Let go if love is not there". The high-pitched tone and wide realm of "Highland Blue" is like the vastness of the Ordos Plateau.
10, "Paradise"
"Paradise" is a song written, composed and sung by Tengger, included in Tengger's 1997 album "Out of the Way".In June 2001, Tengger released the English version of "Paradise".In 2000, the song won the 6th China Original Song Gold Award.
11. "Gadamerin"
"Gadamerin" is a very old Mongolian folk song, written by Mongolian composer Sanbao and sung by Mongolian singer Tengger. The song is also the theme song of the same name for the movie "Gadamerin" directed by director Feng Xiaoning?
12, "Pastoral Song"
"Pastoral Song" is an Inner Mongolian folk song, which was sung by young Mongolian singer and celestial female vocalist Amu Guleng at the time of the 2015 Shanxi Satellite Television's "Songs from the Yellow River" King of Songs Competition, a six-in-three contest? In 2016, Gao Baoli and Amu Guleng adapted and chorused "Pastoral Song" in Shanxi Satellite TV's "Spring Festival Gala of Folk Songs".