The soundtrack of Horsehead Tune is badly needed!

At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, she began to sing in the urban area of Beijing, and also made a pier tone. It prevailed in Jiaqing and Daoguang years (1796- 1850). "This kind of ditty comes from the beautiful singing on the flower boat. Musical instruments are Heizi, Pipa, Sixian and Huxian (see People's Capital Overpass). In the eighth year of Daoguang (1828), Hua Guangsheng edited Snow White with more than 5 10 horsehead tunes, which were divided into five classes, including horsehead tunes, horsehead tunes with bands and horsehead tunes with bands. The lyrics are mostly love songs, with more than 430 songs, such as Selling Acacia and Alone. There are dozens of other songs, such as Feng Yi Ting and Zuishan Gate, which are adapted from the traditional drama stories of China. Two political songs satirizing corrupt officials, Amnesia of Grain Ship and Li Yuchang Case; There are more than a dozen songs describing the scenery, such as Eight Scenes of Jinan and New Year's Day. Fifteen game articles such as the title of the play and the name of the ancients. At that time, most of them were singers, and then professional blind artists appeared. In the twenty-fourth year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (18 19), Xue Qiushi once said in Xu Du Men's Ci of Zhi Zhu that "it is difficult to turn around when the eyes are facing the situation, but look at it with white eyes." A poem "Horsehead Hook", the blind town is very busy every day. According to Bai Fengming (1909- 1980), "Matou tune" is a minor tune sung by artists on passenger and cargo ships when the canal flows from north to south. Popular in the area from Wuqing to Tongxian, Hebei Province, it is called' Northern Half Horsehead Tune'; Popular in Cangxian, Dezhou, Zhengjiakou and Linqing, it is called' Nanban Matou Tune'. " (See Quyi's Three Musts of Drum King (198 1).

The first volume of Snow White has its own scale. According to "Miscellaneous Notes of the Ruling and Opposition since Daoxian" written by Chongyi in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, "there are only seven tones, so only the reverse order is used. It's not nice, but singers are the hardest. As a teacher, Christians often use this as a course to practice their pronunciation and practice their spirit. There are no singers recently, so it is unpopular. " This statement should refer to the horsehead tune in the northern plate. Nanban horsehead is slow and melodious. Yang Maojian mentioned in "Talking in Dreams": "The capital attaches great importance to horsehead music, and the children of the Rangers must be determined. Awkward. Awkward. I taught it in North-South songs. Its timbre is dominated by three strings, supplemented by pipa. " As an independent genre, Horsehead began to be broadcast on radio stations in Beijing in the 1940s. Han Jieyuan (formerly known as Heng Jieyuan), an actor born as a flag bearer, is famous for playing Nanban horsehead tune on the radio every night. His songs are mainly opera stories, such as hiding boats, swimming in the lake, jumping bowls, water fights and offering sacrifices to towers.

In the mid-1950s, only Jiang Lantian, a popular Beijing artist, could sing Horsehead, but he was lost after his death.

The actor of Jingyun Drum is good at singing Nan Bantou song "White Ape Steals Peach". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the original stringed man Bai taught this aria to Zhao Hexin, the Central Radio Rap Group, and recorded it.

He may have a score:

Gao (1975-), male, born in Laiwu, Shandong Province, Ph.D. candidate of Suzhou University, lecturer of College of Literature, Jinan University, studying historical linguistics. Cui Haizheng (1947-), male, from chiping, Shandong Province, is a professor at the College of Literature of Jinan University.