What is the soundtrack to the Spring Festival?

1. "Happy New Year"

"Happy New Year" is adapted from a children's song that is the theme song of the North Korean movie "The Girl Who Sells Flowers", and the original song is a very famous British tune called "Happy New Year".

The song is a household children's song in China. Children can sing it, and so can adults. Every New Year's Eve, the melody of "Happy New Year", which overflows with joy and happiness, can be heard in the streets and alleys.

2. Spring Festival Overture

The Spring Festival Overture is the overture part of the Spring Festival Suite, which focuses on the bustling scene of the Chinese New Year. It is a popular piece by China's famous composer and music theorist Li Huanzhi. The piece is an orchestral piece written using the tones and rhythms of China's folk rice-planting songs and the Shaanbei Shi Song as its source material.

The author uses the Chinese traditional festival "Spring Festival" as the theme, showing a moving picture of the people in the revolutionary base area in the Spring Festival and the unity and love, mutual celebration and congratulation.

3. "Chasing the Moon with Colored Clouds"

"Chasing the Moon with Colored Clouds" is a well-known piece of folk music. It is a picture of the night sky. "Cai" stands for color, and the night when you can see the color must not be very dark, and there is some light from the moon, which is as clear as water. The word "chase" gives the picture a sense of movement, and there is some anger in the haze. Against the background of the pale night, the clouds and the moon are in perfect harmony.

4. Voices of Spring

Voices of Spring is the immortal work of the famous Austrian musician Johann Strauss Jr.

Voices of Spring is also one of the most performed pieces at the Vienna New Year's Concert in all the years. The piece is full of vitality, exuding youthfulness everywhere, and the gorgeous, passionate and exuberant melody is like the breath of spring: spring flowers bloom, everything sprouts, stirring up people's pleasant mood...

5, "Spring Song"

From Mendelssohn's collection of solo piano pieces "Songs Without Words", with a flowing romantic melody, so that people are intoxicated by it and feel the breath of spring.