Where are the folk songs that live in Balankang?

Living in Balankang is a traditional Tibetan song and dance.

There is a typical Kama accent. Nangma was named after performing at Langma Hill in Potala Palace. Based on all kinds of folk songs and dances in Tibet, because of its long history and mature development, Tibetan classic folk songs have been formed.

"Living in Balankang" is a song sung by Cai Danzhuoma and included in the album "Collection of 20th Century China 100 Famous Singers". Hundreds of Celebrities in Chinese Music in the 20th Century is a music album released by Cai Dan Zhuoma on 1 September, 9961. * * * contains 10 songs, and the singer Cai Danzhuoma is the album producer.

Music introduction:

Nangma is Tibetan classical music in China, which is mainly popular in Lhasa. The lyrics are composed by folk and upper lamas. Music consists of intros, songs and dance music. The most common form is a medium-speed introduction, followed by adagio songs, followed by allegro dance music.

The introduction is played with musical instruments, and the tune is relatively fixed. The music of the song is elegant and the rhythm is stretched, which is in sharp contrast with the fast-paced dance music. When singing, it is accompanied by simple dance movements. The dance music is cheerful and enthusiastic. Performers only dance, not sing. Sometimes dancers put a board under their feet, and their feet make a bright sound on the board.