What kind of music is suitable for reciting ancient poems?

The music suitable for reciting ancient poems are "The Drunken Fisherman Sings the Evening", "The Three Plum Blossoms", "The Three Folds of Yangguan", "Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia" and "Yangchun Baixue".

1, "Drunken Fisherman Singing the Evening"

"Drunken Fisherman Singing the Evening" is a Chinese guqin piece. It is written in Xilutang qin tutelage that Lu Guimeng and Pi Rixiu were boating on the Songjiang River when they saw the drunken song of a fisherman, so they wrote this song.

Wu Zhi Zhai Zither Records (五知齋琴谱) considers "Drunken Fisherman Singing the Night" to be the work of a "later recluse". There are various versions of the existing score. The first section of the piece has a short introduction, with only two notes, the dominant and the genitive. It is followed by a short chanting phrase, which expresses the scene of a drunken fisherman humming a fishing song in the twilight.

2. Plum Blossom Song

Plum Blossom Song

The Plum Blossom Song, also known as Plum Blossom Introduction, Plum Blossom Song, and Jade Princess Introduction, according to The Supplement to Taiyin and Banana-an Zither Score, was originally a flute song composed by Huan Yi in the Jin Dynasty, and later adapted to the guqin. The sheet music for the qin piece is first found in the Miraculous Secret Score of 1425 AD.

The whole piece of Three Plum Blossoms is divided into ten sections and two main parts. The first part, the first six sections, adopts the technique of cyclic reproduction, and the last four sections are the second part, which depicts two images of the plum blossoms in both static and motion. Through the white and fragrant plum blossom and cold-resistant features, the music expresses the feelings of the people with noble morals. A piece of zither music, "Plum Blossom Three Melodies", has a unique flavor.

3, "Yangguan three folds"

"Yangguan three folds" is one of the top ten Chinese guqin music. It is also a fine piece of traditional Chinese folk music, which has been widely sung by people for thousands of years.

This piece of music was produced in the Tang Dynasty and was composed based on the famous poem "Sending Yuan Er to An Xi" by the famous poet and musician Wang Wei. Because of the names of the places "Weicheng" and "Yangguan" in the poem, it is also known as "Weicheng Qu" and "Yangguan Qu". Around the Song Dynasty, the score of "Yangguan Sanjie" was lost.

4, "Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia"

"Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia" is a famous Chinese guqin piece, which is rumored to have been composed by Cai Wen Ji and is one of the ten most famous pieces of ancient China.

"Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia" is an ancient musical instrument song, one chapter is one beat, *** eighteen chapters, so it has this name, reflecting the theme of "Wen Ji Returns to Han".

5, "Yangchun Baixue"

"Yangchun Baixue" is a classical song, one of the ten famous Chinese ancient songs. It expresses the beauty of the early spring when the winter is over and the spring is coming, the earth is recovering and everything is thriving. The melody is fresh and smooth, and the rhythm is easy and bright.

It is said that this is an ancient zither piece made by Shikuang, a musician of Jin State, or Liu Juanzi of Qi State during the Spring and Autumn Period. The existing guqin score of "Yangchun" and "White Snow" are two instrumental pieces.