What are the characteristics of Chongqing folk songs and Sichuan folk songs? Help, heroes

Characteristics of Chongqing folk songs: The songs are simple in form, optimistic and cheerful, expressing the feelings of people in mountainous areas who love labor and life in mountainous areas. The beginning should be in place from sound to emotion, every sentence should be productive and the rhythm can be free, but the tone is high and bright, the lyrics are dense, the interlayer is loose, and there are many real voice components when the truth and falsehood are mixed in the high-pitched area.

The classic folk songs in Chongqing are: the scorching sun, the folk songs need horses to carry, I like to watch rice in autumn, I am so angry that the American emperor is in a hurry, and I am your good friend.

Characteristics of Sichuan folk songs: passionate singing, tough and loud pronunciation, solid timbre, clear and powerful articulation, emphasis on prefix nozzle, free rhythm but on the board, singing like saying, like saying but not saying is a feature, every lead singer should be "connected", and every sentence should be given a "shoulder", that is, a falling tone and an outlet with a lead tone tendency.

The classic Sichuan folk songs are: Hada dedicated to Chairman Mao, sunny, Kangding love songs, thinking about my sister quickly, looking forward to the Red Army, picking flowers, my uprising with the Red Army, osmanthus blossoms everywhere in August, hanging clothes and embroidering my purse, and thinking about bloom.

Extended data:

As a kind of local folk music, the Yangtze River Xiajiang bugle is sung with the rhythm of labor, which is high-pitched, vigorous, majestic and powerful, and its manifestations are shouting, blowing, covering and so on. Music melody and content are integrated, timbre and language tone are combined, and rhythm and speed depend on the specific way (work). There are many "cavity melodies".