Youth Dance
Songwriter: Wang Luobin?
Song category: Xinjiang folk songs?
Song genre: minor key
The sun goes down and comes up in the morning, the flowers bloom the same next year
The beautiful bird is gone without a trace, my youth is not coming back as a bird
My youth is not coming back as a bird, and the other ones are not coming back as a bird,louboutin pas cher, the others are not coming back as a bird,abercrombie.
My youth is not coming back
Expanded:
"Dance of Youth" This is a short and succinct song from Xinjiang. In 1939, when the King of Western China, Wang Lubin, was organizing Western music, he collected Xinjiang folk songs and then adapted them into Chinese songs, including Lift Up Your Covers-Wang Lubin, King of Western Songs, and His Songs, Hundreds of Songs in Praise of China 2.
Composition background:
When Wang Lobin collected this Xinjiang folk song in 1939, he made many changes in the lyrics. In the original, the phrase "other yoyo, other yoyo" has ten syllables, and "other" is the Uyghur word for "little bird", which translates as "little bird, little bird", but there is only one syllable, "little bird, little bird". Little bird", but only six syllables, if directly translated into the score according to the translated Chinese, does not meet the requirements of the style, but also lost the flavor of the folk song.
Wang Luobin took the opportunity to turn "other yoyo" into the song's supporting lyrics. All ten syllables were retained, and a foreign style was added that didn't seem to separate the overall style.
The song started out as a dance tune, with each phrase repeated and the top and bottom phrases always ending in "3" and "6. By eliminating the continuous repetition of the tune and the trill of the accent, Wang Lubin broke through the usual repetition in the score and sweetened the tone, not only conforming to the national style but distorting the Chinese image and giving the song a new look.