What do you mean by chasing the moon with colorful clouds?

Unscramble the colorful clouds chasing the moon;

1, Cloud Chasing the Moon is the name of a folk music. Literally, it represents a picture of the night sky, and "color" represents color. The night when you can see the color is definitely not very dark, with months of glory, the moonlight is like water, clear and transparent. The word "chase" gives this painting a sense of movement, and there is some life in the darkness. Under the dim night background, clouds and the moon meet and set each other off.

2. As early as the Qing Dynasty, The Cloud Chasing the Moon was a famous Cantonese song. Its style is light and unique, describing the ordinary life of ordinary citizens and showing the typical Guangdong folk music style. When Li Hongzhang was governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, he copied it to ouchi to perform.

3. The moral of the title "Clouds Chasing the Moon" is that the immortal drives colorful clouds to the Moon Palace. In China's classical literature, there are often descriptions of immortals driving colorful clouds, and the "colorful clouds" in the title of the song means immortals driving colorful clouds. This piece of music is a description of the fairyland of the Moon Palace in people's minds, which sets off the relaxed and happy life of ordinary citizens.

Music source:

1932, when Ren Guang was the director of the program department of EMI record company, together with Nie Er, he began to create a batch of national orchestral music for EMI band. Cloud Chasing the Moon is one of the excellent orchestral works, which was written on 1935.

1960 Peng Xiuwen rearranged the orchestration according to the band of the Central Broadcasting National Orchestra. Music vividly depicts the charming scenery of the vast night sky with the melody of the national pentatonic scale, the free modeling of the first five degrees, the alternating performance of clarinet and erhu, the brisk rhythm of plucked instruments, the plucking of bass instruments and the ethereal timbre of hanging cymbals.