Guzheng Music Shang Yun V

The guzheng Shang Yun V was played by Yuan Sha, a famous guzheng player, and was adapted from Bai Juyi's famous poem Song of Eternal Sorrow. The title of the song is taken from "Clouds Want Clothes, Flowers Want Capacity", which mainly describes the tragic life of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei during the "An Shi Rebellion". It's hard to talk about all kinds of grievances, and it's hard to make people cry at night. Tang Xuanzong lived a luxurious life in his later years, accompanied by wine, and the decline of the court was inevitable. Although Xuanzong knew that he had neglected his duty in the political affairs, the beauty urged him to be immoral, which led to chaos in the court and mutiny everywhere. Xuanzong and the imperial concubine hurried out of Chang 'an, but the journey could not resist the indignation of the soldiers, and the imperial concubine was driven out of her mind.

The whole song is divided into four sections: praising love, shuddering, breaking the horse and breaking the slope, and unforgettable.

The tune uses Shaanxi's "Wan Wan accent", which is very sad. During this period, the playing technique of "finger flick" was widely used. Vividly depicts the dramatic tragic love story between the two.