Chinese New Year annual meeting background music

New Spring Annual Meeting Background Music

In the New Spring Annual Meeting, most of the time, we need songs to liven up the atmosphere. The following is the background music of the New Year's annual meeting that I shared for you, I hope you like it.

"Spring Festival Overture" is the first movement of the "Spring Festival Suite", but it is more out of the group, and it is often taken out to play alone. It was written in the 1950s by Li Huanzhi, a famous Chinese composer and music theorist, based on his life experiences during the Yan'an period, and shows people in the revolutionary base areas celebrating the Spring Festival with great fervor.

If "Spring Festival Overture" is the boss, "Joyful", which has been the background music for the Spring Festival on TV and radio, is no less important. This famous folk music piece was composed by the late master of folk music, Mr. Liu Mingyuan, in 1958.

Joy to the World

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The tune is played with the new Banhu as the main instrument, and the tempo is upbeat and relaxed, full of festive atmosphere.

The opening and closing ceremonies of the 2008 Beijing Olympics used a tune as background music to accentuate the Olympics, a festival for all the world's people, with that jubilation, that hustle and bustle, and the strong, lush, Chinese, national, special, colors. It's decided to be it, go for it! The Dance of the Golden Snake!

The Dance of the Golden Snake

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The Dance of the Golden Snake is a folk orchestral piece adapted by Nie Er from the folk piece "Inverted Eight Boards" in 1934, which is melodic and passionate, and is much more suitable for the festive atmosphere of the traditional Chinese festivals than the resounding gongs and drums.

There is no better way to celebrate the traditional Chinese holiday than with a powerful gong.

Lastly, I would like to recommend a piece of music that you may not have heard in the Chinese New Year, but which is very happy and witty

Lin Hai's "Huanqin":

As a pipa piece, "Huanqin" gives people a first impression of astonishment, the pipa's expressiveness in the piece subverts the common understanding of pipa music, while the accompaniment of the bamboo flute gives a kind of modern atmosphere. When you close your eyes, it is as if you see a group of children frolicking in the forest or in the city, giving you an indescribable joy. With the pipa's plucking and fiddling, it slowly penetrates one's heart, and this is the Huanqin.