The 13 Best Grassland Songs to Listen to:
1, Trooping the Horse Pole (song)
The Trooping the Horse Pole is a grassland style song first sung by Ulaan Toya in 2010, with lyrics written by Liu Xinhuan, and music composed by Li Kaijou, and aired on June 25th, 2011 . The song praises the vastness of the grassland in the tone of a grassland girl, and also reflects the grassland residents' boldness in love.
2. Senjidema (song)
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 love. Through a series of vivid metaphors, it depicts the beauty of Senjidema, and also highlights the youth's unwavering love for the girl.
3, I have an agreement with the grassland (song)
"I have an agreement with the grassland" is a song sung by the famous Mongolian singer and the new generation of grassland song king Qi Feng, with lyrics by Yang Yanlei, and music by Sichin Chaoqtu. Qi Feng sang and shot the music video of the song, on December 26, 2001, won the "Sixth Konka Cup China Music Television Competition" Silver Award, and then the song was included in the October 2003 release of Qi Feng's personal music album "I have an agreement with the grassland". The song was later covered by Dedema, Gege, Burenbayar, Phoenix Legend, Gong _,降央卓玛, Ulantoya and so on.
4, Alsleng's eyes (song)
"Alsleng's eyes" this song shows the grassland girl on the grassland lad "Alsleng" adoration, the simple grassland man is the grassland horse taming expert, hardworking Mongolian man, is the hero in the hearts of the girls. The song, sung by Ulantoya, expresses this love and affection to the extreme, with simple lyrics, a soothing tune, and a touching grassland love song.
5, free to fly (song)
"Free to fly" is by Zhang Chao lyrics, music, Phoenix Legend sings a song, the song is included in the July 7, 2007 by the Peacock Records album issued by the "Auspicious". 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 all over the streets and alleys of China, the singing rate is amazing, swept all the KTV and shopping malls and other places in the mainland.
6, Grassland Love (song)
"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". Lyrics: Han Leng, Composer: Zhang Lizhong, Arranger: Bian Liunian. The song was included in the "Hundred Years of Classical Collection" by CCTV in January 2000.
7, I come from the grassland (song)
Phoenix Legend album of the same name on behalf of the work "I come from the grassland" after three years to create, once launched by thousands of fans of the pursuit, in this song will be the grassland-like feelings of grandeur, orientalization of the ancient charm of the performance of the best. The inspiration for "I Come from the Grassland" came from the three albums of Phoenix Legend. The rhythmic melody incorporates catchy pop elements, the environmental protection theme of the vast grassland and the lead female singer Linghua's ethnicity, which is a strong return of the Phoenix Legend's Inner Mongolia music after "Above the Moon", and will surely lead to a pop frenzy again by word of mouth.
8, sky blue blue (song)
"Sky blue blue" is Zhang Chao lyrics and music, Phoenix Legend sings a song. 2009 included in the "most dazzling ethnic wind" album. 2009 "sky blue blue" won the annual Chinese Golden Melody Award, the best music in the mainland. This song is a song with the theme of environmental protection, from the lyrics to the melody to folk music, rap, new century elements as the blueprint, the melody of the clouds and flowing water, Linghua leisurely high-pitched voice weaving in and out of the people into a vast grassland, so that the urban men and women to feel out the green grassland of the natural style.
9, Plateau Blue (song)
"Plateau Blue" is a folk song by Li Dadong lyrics and music, arranged by Li Kaijou, sung by Ulaan Toya, included in the album "Love is not in the let go". The high-pitched tone and wide realm of "Highland Blue" is like the vastness of the Ordos Plateau. The joyful sound of the horse-head qin vividly shapes the blue sky, white clouds, and blooming red haze above the grassland. The beautiful grassland, the penetrating sound of the zither, and the joyful songs are interwoven together in one color, which makes people feel relaxed and happy. The song has a high pitch and a wide realm, and the song has been covered by a number of other singers.
10, heaven (song)
"Heaven" 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 "Heaven."
The song was honored with the Gold Prize for the 6th China Original Songs in 2000.
In January 2001, the song was honored with the Gold Prize for the 7th Global Chinese Music Chart; in May of the same year, the song was honored with the Gold Prize for the 6th China Original Songs. In January 2001, it was awarded the Golden Song in the 7th Global Chinese Music Chart; in May of the same year, it was awarded the Bronze Prize for Vocal Works in the First "Golden Bell Award".
11, Ao Ou Xiang Hui
"Ao Ou Xiang Hui" is an interlude in the movie "People on the Grassland" produced in 1952, which was sung by Changchun Film Orchestra singers Wang Shuli and Wu Xiuyun.
12. Blue Mongolian Plateau
"Blue Mongolian Plateau", a popular grassland folk song, has been sung by singers such as Burenbayar, Ulantoya, Qifeng, Dedema, Miyan, Fan Hairong, and so on, and the rich and hearty voice seems to bring us into the beautiful Mongolian Plateau.
13, Father's Grassland Mother's River
Father's Grassland Mother's River is a song sung by Wang Qifeng, the song is divided into the accompaniment version and the clean version of the song, which is included in the January 2003 release of Qifeng's solo album "I have an agreement with the grasslands," and the 2005 release of Qifeng's solo album audiophile album "I have an agreement with the grasslands" in the album. The lyrics were written by Xi Murong, and the music was composed and arranged by Ulantoga.