Where does Fishing River Sing Late come from?

Zheng solo was developed by Lou Shuhua according to the ancient song Return, and another theory was adapted by Jin Zhuonan according to the traditional Shandong Double Board. Now widely circulated Louben, the first half is the same as Jinben, and the second half is unique to Louben. At the beginning of the music, with beautiful and elegant tunes and soothing rhythm, a picture of the sunset reflecting the blue waves is painted. Then 66 1 16 was used as seed material, and the music was lively and interesting. When changing repeatedly, swing around 356 1 55 2356 33 with a pentatonic scale. This melody is not only very stylish, but also beautiful, and it is really interesting to sing late. Finally, the melody that rises first and then falls is combined into a circular circle, which is repeated many times, and the speed is accelerated one after another, showing the scene that happy fishermen are leisurely, white sails drift with the tide, and fishing boats return home with full loads. The poetic Zheng music of the richest man has been adapted into, guzheng duet and violin solo. This song can be seen in most music textbooks.

Guzheng solo "Fishing Boat Singing Late" is a famous northern school guzheng music. The title of "fishing boat sings late" is taken from the word "fishing boat sings late" written by Wang Bo (649-676) in Preface to Wang Tengting. The poem vividly shows the moving picture of fishing boats returning home and singing on the river in the sunset in the ancient town of Jiangnan water town. ?

As for the origin of this piece of music, it is generally believed that Lou Shuhua, a guqin player, adapted it from the material of the Shandong ancient song Return in the mid-1930s. Another way of saying this is that Jin Zhuonan, a Shandong guqin player, adapted it from the traditional folk guzheng song "Shuangban" spread in Liaocheng, Shandong Province, and its two evolution songs "Three Rings Set the Sun" and "Running Water Exciting the Stone". /kloc-in the 1930 s, Jin Zhuonan passed it on to Lou Shuhua, and Lou Shuhua made full use of the "flower finger" technique in the second half of the music to make the music artistic. ?

The current music score is selected from the Guzheng Playing Method edited by Cao Zheng and published by 1958 Music Publishing House.

This piece of music was adapted into various forms of performance, while Li adapted it into a violin piece based on the Zheng piece of the same name.

Fishing boat sings late "Fishing boat sings late" is a Zheng Song with classical style. The music depicts the beautiful scene of the sunset reflecting the blue waves, fishermen enjoying themselves and fishing boats drifting with the tide. This piece of music is the most widely circulated and influential Zheng solo in China since 1930s.

It comes from the phrase "fishing boat sings late, Li Peng is poor" in Wang Bo's Preface to Wang Tengting in the Tang Dynasty. The music depicts a moving picture of fishermen singing and returning home in the afterglow of the sunset. At the beginning of the music, with beautiful and elegant tunes and soothing rhythm, a picture of the sunset reflecting the blue waves is painted. Then take the theme of music as the material, and the music is lively and interesting. When it changes again and again, it falls around a beautiful melody layer by layer with a five-tone detour. This melody is not only very stylish, but also beautiful, and it is really interesting to sing late. Finally, the melody that rises first and then falls is combined into a circular circle, which is repeated many times, and the speed is accelerated one after another, showing the happy fishermen carefree, pieces of white sails drifting with the tide, and the fishing boats returning home with full loads. The poetic Zheng music of the richest man has been adapted into, guzheng duet and violin solo.

There are different opinions about the origin of music. One is that Lou Shuhua, a guzheng player, adapted the ancient song "Go Back" in Ming and Qing Dynasties in the mid-1930s, and the other is that Jin Zhuonan, a guzheng player in Shandong Province, adapted the traditional folk song "Shuangban" and other songs in his early years. Now widely circulated Louben, the first half is the same as Jinben, and the second half is unique to Louben.

[Edit this paragraph] A little knowledge about "fishing boats sing late"

The fishing boat sings late is adapted by Lou Shuhua according to the ancient song Return, and by Jin Zhuonan according to the traditional "double board" in Zheng Song. The title is taken from Preface to Wang Tengting by Wang Bo, a poet in the Tang Dynasty: "The fishing boat sings late, and Li Peng is poor". It is widely said that the first half of Louben is the same as that of Jinben, and the second half is Louben's unique music. With beautiful and elegant tunes and soothing rhythm, the music depicts the happy scene of the fisherman's sunset, lakes and mountains, full of labor gains and the joy of boating home, and shows the author's praise and love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland.

Music * * * has three parts:

The first part is the "beginning" and "bearing" paragraphs of the music. At first, it was a 4/4-beat adagio, which painted a picture of the sunset reflecting the blue waves with beautiful and elegant tunes and soothing rhythm. .

The second part is the "turning point" part of music, with 2 /4 beats. By changing the unvoiced voice into subordinate tonality, it moves down step by step, showing the cheerful mood of fishermen rowing all the way home and singing all the way.

The third part is the "combination" part of music. The melody rises first and then falls, and the speed is accelerating, and then it is combined into a circle. It is repeated many times, and the speed is accelerated one by one, showing the happy scene that fishermen are carefree, pieces of white sails drift with the tide, and fishing boats return home with full loads.

Because the melody of "fishing boat sings late" is beautiful and pleasant, and the mood is optimistic. Therefore, it has been adapted by many famous musicians into different forms of solos, ensembles and ensembles, such as Gao Hu, erhu and violin, which have been loved by audiences at home and abroad. A foreign harp player listened to "Sing a Fishing Boat", which was appreciated by everyone. It was called "a world famous song with oriental flavor" and adapted into a harp song.

The guzheng version of "Fishing Boat Singing Late" has a beautiful melody, while the versions of stringed instruments such as Gao Hu, erhu and violin will have another charm and aesthetic feeling after listening because the lines of the melody are more coherent and clear.

Brief introduction of the author

Lou Shuhua (1907— 1952) is a A Zheng player. Hebei Yutian people. 1925 studied under Zheng with Wei Ziyuan in Beijing and Henan. 1935, 1936 went to European countries with China Music Tour Group to introduce China Zheng art, and recorded Zheng solo music records such as "One World" and "Guan Ju" in the same year. Lou Shuhua has been engaged in guzheng teaching for many years, which has changed the traditional notation of guzheng music and is convenient for playing according to music. There are 2 1 zither etudes and selected zither songs.

Cao Zheng (1920-) is from A Zheng. Born in Xinmin County, Liaoning Province. When I was a child, I was accepted as a student by Lou Shuhua and given ancient songs such as "Fishing Boat Singing Late". From 65438 to 0947, he taught Zheng in Xuzhou "Smoked Kite Club" and held a solo concert of Zheng. Recorded fishing boats singing late, mountains and rivers and other records. Has spread overseas. In his early years, he designed fingering symbols for playing Zheng, and translated Miyachi notation into notation and staff.