Brief score of homesick songs

Homesick music score 2:

Homesickness is the second song in the Inner Mongolia Suite (also known as Suiyuan Suite) written by Ma Sicong (19 12- 1987) in 1937 (Dancing beyond the Great Wall is another song and homesickness belongs to him).

Homesickness song was written 72 years ago on1937. At that time, the Japanese invaders ravaged Manchuria, Mongolia and North China, and students from three northeastern provinces sang "My home is on the Songhua River in Northeast China" and went into exile in Shanhaiguan Pass.

Ma Sicong returned from his northern tour to Guangzhou. Inspired by a Suiyuan folk song, he composed this homesickness song, which touched the heartstrings of many Chinese sons and daughters who fought against and saved the nation. It has been handed down all the time, and has aroused the * * * sound of China people's patriotism and love for their hometown from generation to generation, becoming an immortal classic of modern national music in China.

Music understanding: where fireflies burn, homesickness is played again. In the tune, there is no bitterness in the evening, no sigh in the middle of the night, only green leaves emerging from the ashes, and then, once again, the call for life to return.

The soul wandering in the homeland, the body imprisoned in a foreign country, deep homesickness, lingering yearning. At this time, I recall the carefree and happy life in my hometown when I was young, only by this song "Homesickness".