What kind of western music genre do the northwest wind songs reflect?

What kind of western music genre do the northwest wind songs reflect?

There are also many kinds of northwest folk songs. The folk songs in northern Shaanxi that most people remember are mainly Xintian (called folk songs in Shanxi), which are popular in northern Shaanxi, northwestern Shanxi and Inner Mongolia.

Because it is located in the Loess Plateau, the ravines are criss-crossed, the land is vast and sparsely populated, the music style is loud and clear, and the lyrics mostly appear in the form of competitions. For example: such a long braid can't reach the sky/such a good girl can't meet, a lamb belly towel is three Taoran/it's easier to meet and chat than to talk, and so on.

There are also flowers circulating in Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai, which are also very famous, with euphemistic tunes and a large number of modal particles in the lyrics. The annual flower show in Lianhuashan, Gansu Province is also a major local event. In addition, there are many branches of northwest folk songs, such as climbing mountain tune and Manchu tune.

1, opera (produced in16th century, shaped in18th century and Flourished in19th century, represented by the first flo composed by Italian model Verdi).

2. Musicals

3. Oratorio (Baroque period, large-scale vocal music, composed of solo, chorus and band * * *).

4. Cantata (about17th century, the greatest writer was Bach)

5. Art songs (/kloc-Romantic music different from pop music in the 9th century, represented by German and Austrian composers Schubert, Schumann, Frey, France and Tchaikovsky in Eastern Europe).

6. Symphony (/kloc-In the second half of the 8th century, a large-scale orchestral genre, the divertimento structure is often divided into four movements, namely Allegro in the first movement, Adagio in the second movement, minuet in the third movement and Allegro in the fourth movement. The musical instrument group is divided into four musical instrument groups: string group, woodwind group, brass group and percussion group.

7. Sonata (1the second half of the 8th century, generally referring to piano solo or piano ensemble with a musical instrument).

8. Concerto (18 century later, there are usually three movements, which are characterized by colorful paragraphs and dazzling techniques, allowing players to give full play to their skills. The father of the concerto was Italian G. Torrelli, and later it was pushed to the peak by Antonio Vival and German JS Bach.

9, chamber music (generally refers to several soloists ensemble, such as string trio and quartet, piano trio and quartet)

10, symphonic poem (19th century, title music, single movement, often based on novels, poems, plays and paintings)

1 1, Suite (19 World, or Bach)

12, Overture (19th century, orchestral music, such as Weber's "Magic Bomb Shooter Overture")

13, Rhapsody (19th century, with national characteristics, with Liszt's hungarian rhapsody as the representative work).

14, serenade (Mozart's moonlight serenade was the most famous in the second half of16th century).

15, impromptu (19th century, the masterpiece is Chopin's impromptu)

16, harmonious music (17th century, performing humor, Beethoven)

17, Prelude (18 century, Chopin's piano prelude is the most famous, and Debussy.