What are the New Year's music in China?

"Happy New Year" is adapted from a nursery rhyme of the theme song of the Korean movie "Flower Girl". The original song is a very famous English song "Happy New Year".

This song is a household name in China. Children can sing, so can adults. Every New Year, the streets and alleys will hear the melody of "Happy New Year" filled with joy and happiness.

2. Spring Festival Overture

Spring Festival Overture is the prelude to Spring Festival Suite, which shows the lively scene of China people celebrating the Spring Festival. It is a well-known work by Li Huanzhi, a famous composer and music theorist in China. This piece of music is orchestral music based on the tone and rhythm of China folk yangko and northern Shaanxi folk songs.

With the theme of the traditional festival "Spring Festival" in China, the author shows a scene of people in revolutionary base areas celebrating the Spring Festival and a moving picture of unity, friendship and celebration.

3. Cloud Chasing the Moon

Cloud Chasing the Moon is a well-known folk music. Represents a picture of the night sky, and "color" represents color. The night when you can see the color will not be very dark, but there will be months of glory, and the moonlight is like water, clear and transparent. The word "chase" gives this painting a sense of movement, and there is some life in the darkness. Under the dim night background, clouds and the moon meet and set each other off.

4. the sound of spring waltz

Sound of spring is the immortal masterpiece of the famous Austrian musician johann strauss II.

Waltz of the Voice of Spring is also one of the most frequently played tracks in Vienna New Year Concerts over the years. Music is full of vitality, and it exudes the breath of youth everywhere. Gorgeous and passionate melody is like the breath of spring: spring is warm in bloom, and everything is in bud, stirring people's happy mood. ...

5. Song of Spring

Mendelssohn's piano solo collection Songs Without Words has a romantic melody like flowing water, which makes people intoxicated and feel the breath of spring.