1, Wanma Sanzhi's song "Why did you go so far?" 2. Music review of Yin Chengzong's piano concerto "Yellow River"

1, Wanma Sanzhi's song "Why did you go so far?"

In order to complete the music review of this song, I learned about the background of the singer: Zang Wa was originally named Wanma Sanzhi and came from the vast grassland. Music Department of Qinghai Normal University, majoring in vocal music and minor in piano. Zang Wa's voice is full of tension and magnetism.

Zang Wa-Wanma Sanzhi's first single "Why did you go so far" after signing the contract is a song with the characteristics of new Tibetan popular love songs, which was co-written by him and Johnny Loh. From this song, we can hear Zang Wa Wanma Sanzhi's tense and magnetic voice and feel the grandeur of Tibetan music. You can also experience the modern atmosphere from the layout with popular elements. The combination of nationality and popularity makes love songs popular in new Tibet.

After listening to this song, my heart calmed down a lot. Perhaps the artistic conception in the song infected and touched me, which made me feel a little sad. At the same time, I also felt the author's mood at that time, telling a sad feeling and telling my helplessness. Why did you go so far that I couldn't catch up with you, and finally I felt very confused, so I could only remember myself in the lyrics ... Winter passed and another winter came. Everything seems to be the same as before, but what about time? How long did it take … this song brought me into a beautiful love memory situation, which gave me the greatest feeling that my extremely excited heart suddenly calmed down, which made me integrate into it and reminded me of the past …

Wanma Sanzhi's voice is vicissitudes, but not indifferent; Although high-pitched, it is not sharp, like white clouds floating in the blue sky, inadvertently telling people a beautiful past. Listen to it several times, and you will have a deeper feeling. I like this song …

2. Yin Chengzong's Piano Concerto "Yellow River"

Yin Chengzong 1970 premiered successfully. Since then, this piece of music has become an immortal movement in the history of China music. Countless musicians have played it and infected countless people's hearts.

Yin Chengzong's "Yellow River" piano concerto has four movements.

The first movement: overture. This paper takes Xian Xinghai's Yellow River Chorus Suite "The Yellow River Boatman's Song" as the basic melody, absorbs the labor songs on both sides of the Yellow River, especially the boatman's songs as the music material, and describes the moving scene of boatman's struggle with the wind and waves and the optimism of the working people on both sides of the Yellow River. Piano and band create a magnificent momentum with rich sound effects, showing the magnificent picture of the Yellow River boatmen fighting the wind and waves. It symbolizes the indomitable fighting spirit of the Chinese nation.

The second movement: Ode to the Yellow River. This is a passionate ode to the mother river, symbolizing the sons and daughters of China with a long history of Yellow River culture. It is full of grandeur, boldness and deep passion. The theme of cello performance is overture, which is magnificent, warm and profound. This theme is deeply played by the piano, which describes the long history of the Yellow River, twists and turns, and then surging and magnificent, showing the beautiful scenery of the Yellow River and the Central Plains. The whole song ends with the climax of a hymn. It symbolizes the awakening of China people, just like the towering Kunlun Mountain stands in the east of the world.

The third movement: Anger of the Yellow River. It is based on the original chorus "Yellow Water Ballad" and "Yellow River Complaint". Ballad of Yellow Water describes the profound disaster brought by the Japanese invaders to the people of China. The Yellow River Complaint, with a tragic and touching style, sings the pain and sorrow of women in trapped areas being squeezed and insulted. These two pieces of music materials were completely displayed through the concerto "Raging at the Yellow River", playing lively intro on the flute and bringing out cheerful piano passages. The simple and moving tune depicts the flowing water of the Yellow River and tells the scene of people working hard on beautiful and rich land. When the Japanese invaded, the piano played deep chords and sad melodies, followed by angry music, and the band strongly echoed, which was a strong accusation against the cruelty of the enemy. From the climax of resentment to deep thinking, it gradually turns to the next movement in the chord of infinite pain.

Fourth Movement: Defending the Yellow River. Brass music played a short and solemn introduction, which led to the colorful movement of the piano and sounded the alarm. The piano played the theme song of "Defending the Yellow River", and various musical instruments changed and rotated repeatedly with the piano, causing one after another, just like the roaring Yellow River, with the back waves pushing the front waves; Like awakened people, unite as one, raise guns, wield broadswords and spears to defend their hometown and China. With the increasing momentum, the music has reached its climax again and again, creating magnificent music scenes, which indicates that the nation will surely win the final victory in defending the motherland in the war of resistance on both sides of the vast Yellow River and even the whole land of China. The whole song will end with the theme of "Dongfanghong".