The song "Ode to Coral" was sung by Zhu Fengbo. The music was composed by Zhong, Lin and Shan Wen, and composed by Hu Shiping and Wang Xiren. Written in the early 1960s, it is the theme song of the opera Red Coral.
Ode to Coral has simple music structure and neat sentence structure. Music has a strong national flavor and a beautiful and affectionate artistic conception. The prelude has four bars, and the main theme is led out by arpeggios. In the structure of paragraph A, the rhythm is mainly expressed as syncopation and sixteenth notes. A * * * has four sentences, the first two sentences have exactly the same rhythm, and the third sentence is embellished, and the rhythm changes slightly, making the whole melody look less boring.
In the B-segment structure, the whole music is always the feeling of speaking, and the sentence teasing is more obvious. The national flavor of mode and tonality is still very strong, and it is emphasized again at the end to make the finishing point.
lyrics
A tree of red flowers shines on the blue sea, and a flame emerges from the water. Coral trees are always red in spring and blooming in the wind and waves. Ah, the clouds cover the fog, and the clouds shine in the fog. The wind blows the waves, and the wind blows the waves often. Ah, a tree of red flowers shines on the blue sea, and a flame comes out of the water. Coral trees are always red in spring and blooming in the wind and waves. Ah, the clouds cover the fog, and the clouds shine in the fog. The wind blows the waves, and the wind blows the waves often.
Coral trees are always red in spring and blooming in the wind and waves. Ah, the clouds cover the fog, and the clouds shine in the fog. The wind blows the waves, and the wind blows the waves often. Ah, a tree of red flowers shines on the blue sea, and a flame comes out of the water. Coral trees are always red in spring and blooming in the wind and waves. Ah, the clouds cover the fog, and the clouds shine in the fog. The wind blows the waves, and the wind blows the waves often.