The characteristics of Xinjiang folk songs are

Xinjiang folk songs have the characteristics of complete song structure, large scale, long tune, deep emotion and distinctive narrative characteristics.

The traditional music of Uyghur includes Muqam, Kuszchak, Etixixi and Maida. The Uyghur classical music Twelve Muqams and Eighty-two Daqu is an important achievement of the development of Uyghur national music to divertimento form, and it is also an artistic treasure of the perfect combination of Uyghur national music and dance.

Including more than 340 classical recitation songs, folk narrative songs, dance music, instrumental music, etc., have been circulating in northern and southern Xinjiang for a long time. Muqam (Daqu) can be divided into Kashgar Muqam, Dao Lang Muqam and Hami Muqam due to different regions. Among them, Kashgar Muqam has the largest scale, the most complete form and the richest tunes.

Each "Muqam" is composed of three parts: Danaman, Dadan and Masilaifu, and develops at the speed of disorder, medium board and warm allegro. 12 Muqam takes more than 20 hours to sing once in a row. After liberation, Twelve Muqams was published.

Masterpiece:

1, why are flowers so red?

"Why are flowers so red" is a famous episode in the film "Visitors on the Iceberg" adapted from Tajik folk songs. This song took place in Ta County.

2. "The grapes in Turpan are ripe"

With melodious melody and sincere and touching lyrics, The Grapes in Turpan tells the love story of a Uighur girl named Anal Khan and Crimea stationed at the border checkpoint, conveying the deep affection of patriotism, hometown love and pure love.

3. Girls in Dabancheng

Dabancheng Girl is the first Uygur folk song arranged by Wang and the first Uygur folk song translated and sung in Chinese in modern China.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xinjiang Folk Songs