What are the violin works created in the new China period?

Violin works created in the new China period include Rondo No.2, Ode to Spring, Welcome, etc.

The second Rondo (1950), which is composed of folk songs in northern Shaanxi, is euphemistic and full of strong local flavor. The theme starts with the G string of bass, and the feelings are inner and sincere, and then turns to the high-pitched area, just like people singing loudly at the top of the mountain.

Jiang's Ode to Spring is 195 1 year. This piece of music has three movements, especially with a national style. The third movement uses the melody of northern Shaanxi style. Accompanied by the rough percussion rhythm, it presents a unique folk celebration scene.

Yang Baozhi's Welcome is 1956. This piece of music is adapted from Feng Zicun's "The Flute", which shows the farewell and reunion of relatives after parting. Violin music retains the style of original music and draws lessons from many playing skills of original flute music. The use of "sliding sound" more vividly expresses inseparable feelings.