We walk on the road -- A new arrangement of the song "Jiefu"

Author: Li Jiefu
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: "We Are Walking on the Great Road" is a reflection of the revolutionary spirit of the Chinese people in the early 1960s, led by the Party, demonstrating independence, self-reliance, unity, and a spirit of striving forward. The song adopts a verse-chorus structure. The verse section features dynamic and flowing music. The first line moves upward from a lower register, conveying a grand. The second line is more connected and gentle, concluding and transitioning into a marching rhythm. The chorus section has a high pitch and a resolute rhythm, pushing the march music to its climax. The lyrics are concise, the structure is rigorous, and the song inspires people to strive upward, once widely sung across the nation. If you enjoy this song, I believe you should not miss this book, as it contains more songs with similar meanings. When you sing these songs, you will feel that you are not just singing a song.
The name Li Jiefu is not unfamiliar to many readers. "Singing Erxiao, the Cowherd Boy," born in the flames of the Anti-Japanese War, accompanied a generation of people as they grew up. "We Are Walking on the Great Road," created in the early 1960s, once inspired the Chinese people to be full of vigor and determination, helping them overcome difficult times. As for "Determination," which echoed across the vast land in the "Red Ocean," we can still hear it occasionally on sports fields today. In December 2003, the People's Publishing House published "Red Musician—Jiefu" written by Huo Changhe. This year, Li Jiefu's relatives have newly edited "We Are Walking on the Great Road—Newly Compiled Songs of Jiefu." This song collection compiles over 100 solo, choral, and folk songs by the composer, including several "" that have not been re-published in more than 30 years. These songs are fine works that combine ideological depth and artistic quality. Some are suitable for daily singing by the masses, while others can be performed as art songs on stage.