Nie Er (1912-1935) is the founder of proletarian revolutionary music in China. He was born in a poor family of cattle doctors in Yuxi, Yunnan. He was influenced by folk music such as lanterns and Yunnan opera in his hometown since childhood, and he can play a variety of national musical instruments. 1927 was admitted to Yunnan No.1 Normal University, and later joined the Beiping Left-wing Musicians' Union. He initiated and organized the China Emerging Music Research Association in Shanghai. 1933 joined the China * * * production party and began to actively compose music for left-wing progressive films and dramas. His works are full of distinctive national characteristics and the appeal of the spirit of the times, and are known as "pioneers of revolutionary music", among which March of the Volunteers was named the national anthem of China after liberation. 1935 Nie Er died unexpectedly while swimming in the swamp sea in Fujisawa, Japan.
(II) Introduction to the Works 1934 Nie Er adapted from the folk music "Inverted Eight Plates", with passionate melody and powerful percussion instruments. Exaggerated the festive atmosphere of the festival. National orchestral music, based on the folk music "Daobaban", 1934 Nie Er adapted it from the folk music "Daobaban" and renamed it "Dance of the Golden Snake", and personally directed it to make a record. The music adopts a ring-shaped structure, with passionate melody and powerful percussion instruments. Later, it was adapted for pipa solo and Yin Biao for guitar music. "Inverted Eight Plates" is a special-shaped form of "Old Six Plates" for musical instruments, which is widely circulated in national and folk composition. As the beginning of music, its rear part changes and develops, so it is named "Inverted Eight Plates". The second paragraph "labor" (namely, 3) replaced the original tune in "Fan" (namely, 4) and changed to a four-degree traditional mode system. The atmosphere was clear and warm, and it was also said that it was "Fan Forging Labor" or "Must Labor Bureau". (2) Introduction of the works.
1934 Nie Er arranged and adapted the folk music Dao Ba Ban. The melody of music is high, passionate and powerful. Rendered the festive atmosphere.
The national orchestral music was based on 1934 Nie Er's arrangement and adaptation of the national instrumental music "Dao Ba Ban", which was renamed "Golden Snake Dance" and recorded by him personally. The music adopts a ring structure, with high melody, unrestrained enthusiasm and powerful gongs and drums. Later, it was adapted into pipa solo, and Yin Biao was adapted into guitar music.
"Daobaban" is a variant of folk instrumental music "Laoliuban", which is widely popular in China. It takes the tail of the latter as the beginning of the music, so it is commonly known as "Tao Ba Ban".
In the second paragraph, the word "Gong" (that is, 3) in the original song was replaced by "Fan" (that is, 4), which was transferred to Shangdi Gongdiao system, so it was also called "Fan forgets Gong" or "Juegong Board".
(3) Music appreciation of works is a three-part structure, and the melody always has strong rhythm characteristics. Section one. From the beginning, music has been constantly presented with cheerful, passionate, bold and gorgeous tonality. Section 2. With the timbre of two percussion instruments, a passionate and smooth melody is played, which makes people feel the vitality and vitality of rich life. Section 3. The author skillfully draws lessons from the structural style of folk percussion instrument "spiral knot inverse son" The high and low sentences echo each other, and the speed is gradually accelerated. Coupled with the rhythm contrast of percussion instruments such as gongs, drums, cymbals and dried fish, the artistic conception is layered upwards until the peak of exultation, vividly reappearing the happy scene of the big dragon waves and gongs and drums when the people are jubilant, and it is full of distinctive national characteristics and life breath. The whole piece is accompanied by strong percussion instruments, which exaggerates the warm and exultant atmosphere. At the opening and closing ceremonies of the 29th Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, the Golden Snake Dance, which was repeatedly played by athletes when they entered the stadium, was used as background music, which strongly contrasted the festive atmosphere of the Beijing Olympic Games as a festival for the people of the world with the rich China characteristics. (3) Appreciation of works.
Music is a three-part structure, and melody always has distinct rhythm characteristics.
The first paragraph. At the beginning of music, cheerful, high-spirited and unrestrained emotions are constantly presented in a bright and rising tone, which is refreshing.
The second paragraph. The warm, smooth and lively melody derived from the sound of two bars of percussion instruments makes people feel full of vitality.
In the third paragraph, the author skillfully draws on the structural form of "spiral knot" in folk gongs and drums. The responses of the upper and lower sentences echo each other, and the sentence width is gradually reduced and the speed is gradually accelerated. Coupled with the rhythm of percussion instruments such as gongs, drums, cymbals and wooden fish, the mood rose step by step until the peak of jubilation, vividly reappearing the joyful scenes of dragon dance and gongs and drums in folk festivals, full of distinctive national character and life atmosphere. ?
The whole song is accompanied by exciting gongs and drums, adding a warm, festive and exciting atmosphere.
During the opening and closing ceremonies of the 29th Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, athletes repeatedly played "Golden Snake Dance" as background music, which effectively set off the festive atmosphere and rich China characteristics of the Beijing Olympic Games as a festival for people all over the world. Translated the introduction of Dance of the Golden Snake on Baidu.