1, little star
Little Star, formerly known as Twinkling Little Star (Chinese: Twinkling Little Star), is an excellent musical work of British children's songs. Composed by Mozart, a famous musician, and written by Jane Taylor, a famous British poetess, at 1806, it has been widely circulated in the world for more than two centuries. It is the first nursery rhyme in the world and the most popular nursery rhyme. The "twinkling star" (1 155665) in Little Star is pure 5 degrees.
2. Yao Dance Music
Yao Dance Music, an instrumental music, was composed by Mao Yuan in 1950s. Based on the folk dance Long Drum Dance, the composer used orchestral techniques to richly show the festive features of Yao people's singing and dancing, and vividly reflected the life interest of Yao people who can sing and dance well.
A brief introduction to the background of the five-degree correlation law
The law of five degrees is much earlier than Zhu Zaiyu's, and Zhu Zaiyu's greatest contribution is the law of twelve averages and the nozzle correction value. Pure five degrees have long been used in the five-degree rule. In the era of five-degree law, the pure five-degree law is slightly wider than the five-degree law in the average law. Both are called line five degrees, but they are not equal.
Fifth-degree law is the earliest recorded legal system used in ancient China, which comes from the "three-point gain and loss method", that is, under the same tension, if a string with a fixed length is cut by one third, it will get a pure fifth tone higher than the original length.
The record of five degrees of birth began in the pre-Qin Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The book recording this law is said to be Guan Zhong's Guan Di Zi Yuan Pian during the Warring States Period. But it is pointed out that it is not the same as the invention of the pipe. On the one hand, it may be a misinformation of Guan Zhong by later generations, and on the other hand, it may be just a record of Guan Zhong's birth method at that time, not necessarily his creation. Therefore, it seems impossible to find a pure five-dimensional discovery, which is specific to people and historical materials.