Music score of Guzheng song "Fishing Boat Sings Evening"

Sheet music for the guzheng piece "Fishing Boats Sing Evening"

"Fishing Boats Singing Evening" is a solo guzheng piece with a classical style. The music depicts the beautiful scene of the setting sun reflecting on the vast expanse of blue waves, the fishermen enjoying themselves leisurely, and the fishing boats drifting away with the waves. This piece of music is the most widely circulated and influential Zheng solo piece in China since the 1930s. Below is the music score of the guzheng song "Fishing Boats Sing Evening" that I collected and compiled. I hope it will be helpful to you!

Music score of the guzheng piece "Fishing Boats Sing Evening"

Introduction to the guzheng piece "Fishing Boats Sing Evening":

< p>In 1984, the famous electronic keyboard master Pu Qizhang adapted it and played it perfectly on the electronic keyboard. CCTV selected 1 minute 33 seconds to 2 minutes 42 seconds as the background music of the weather forecast, which has been used to this day. The background music that has remained unchanged for thirty years has become the most familiar and loved music by 1.3 billion people. It may be the longest-running background music among all TV programs in the world.

The title of the music is taken from the poem "The fishing boat sings late, ringing the poor Pengli shore" in the "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng" by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Bo. The artistic conception expresses the scene of fishermen singing happily and returning to their boats on the picturesque lake as the sun sets.

The music begins with a beautiful and elegant tune and a soothing rhythm, depicting a picture of the setting sun reflecting on the vast expanse of blue waves.

Then, the music theme is used as the material, and the music is lively and interesting. When it changes and repeats again, it adopts the gyrations of the pentatonic scale and surrounds a beautiful melody layer by layer. This melody is not only very stylistic, but also very beautiful and beautiful, and it really has the fun of "singing late".

Finally, the melody that first ascends and then descends is combined into a loop, repeated many times, and the speed gradually increases, showing the scene of the happy fishermen leisurely and contentedly, with pieces of white sail drifting with the current, and the fishing boat returning with a full load. This poetic and picturesque Zheng music has been adapted into Gaohu, Guzheng duets and violin solos.

Regarding the origin of the music, there are different opinions and there is no conclusion. One theory is that it was adapted by Lou Shuhua, a guzheng master in the mid-1930s, based on the ancient song "Return" from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Another theory is that Jin Zhuonan, a guzheng master from Shandong Province, adapted the traditional folk song "Double Banner" and other music from his hometown in his early years.

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