Album: Hunan Satellite TV 20 12 New Year's Concert
Composer: Shi Guangnan Lyrics: Han Wei
I rode my horse over the hillside, and the cattle and sheep in Li Qian pasture were very strong.
The harvest crops are shining with golden light, and my tambourine sings heartily.
Happy songs shake mountains and rivers, and the grasslands are full of happy flowers.
A hundred flowers blossom, playing tambourines and singing.
I rode across the river, and my song melted into the spring.
My hometown is full of songs, and my tambourine sings heartily.
Singing a beautiful new life, standing on the grassland and looking at Beijing.
Sing more and more, come, come, come.
My tambourine sings heartily, and the joyful song shakes the mountains and rivers.
The grassland is full of happy flowers, with thousands of them.
Come on, come on, come on.
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Singing on the tambourine is a song written by Han Wei, composed by Shi Guangnan, arranged by Kevin Z and sung by Karen Mok. This album belongs to Wei Hui.
Song background
Karen Mok's wedding day is coming. The behind-the-scenes story of the red song album 1970 was born in Karen Mok. For a long time, she was the representative of the "golden leftover woman" in the entertainment circle. At the Golden Melody Awards ceremony a week ago, Karen Mok, who won the Best Female Singer Award again, suddenly announced that she was going to get married, which also surprised the guests at the scene.
Recently, Karen Mok, whose wedding day is approaching, is obviously in a good mood. Facing the reporter who was not afraid of getting angry and moved China Wang Laoji to sing red songs for you, he also voluntarily revealed the behind-the-scenes story of his cover of classic red songs in the album Wei Hui released in 2009.
Karen Mok, who grew up in Hong Kong, like most Hong Kong and Taiwan artists, seldom came into contact with red songs. However, in the album Wei Hui in 2009, Karen Mok successively covered many red classic songs, such as Singing on the tambourine, Red Blossom in Shandandan, and Karen Mok blew himself up because of an encounter at a folk festival.
At that event, Karen Mok sang the red song "Singing on the tambourine" for the first time at the request of the organizer. This song with strong ethnic characteristics in Xinjiang deeply infected Karen Mok and gave her the idea of covering classic folk songs and old songs. And Karen Mok's cover also explains the combination of classic and modern elements, which is very Mohist-style "singing with tambourines".