Celestial Music Floats-----A Collection of Violin Pieces Adapted from Foreign Film and Television Songs

Author: Luo Yanguo
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Since the advent of movies and television, people's lives have been enriched with much joy. Especially the songs in films or TV dramas, as they are broadcast, spread rapidly among hundreds of millions of viewers and are widely sung. Great film and television songs have been passed down for decades, influencing generations. In the 1930s, the Chinese sang "March of the Volunteers" to fight bravely for defeating the Japanese invaders and establishing a new China. Today, this song has become the national anthem of the People's Republic of China and is even more the loudest song in our hearts: "When the Chinese nation faces danger, we stand united, advancing forward amidst the enemy's gunfire! Forward!! Forward!!!" When the five-starred red flag rises, when "Shenzhou 6" flies into space, this song echoes in our ears, filling the hearts of the descendants of Yan and Huang with pride and passion. Over fifty years ago, with the release of the film "The Flowers of Our Motherland," the song "Let’s Row Our Pairs of Oars" became a hit across the country. Grandmas sang it while wearing their red scarves, and the older generation sang it through their childhoods during the reform and opening-up era. Today, children still sing it as they enter schools, summer camps, and the new era. The smoke of war from the Korean War in the 1950s has long dissipated, but the theme song "My Motherland" from the film "Battle at Shangganling" remains popular to this day. "Hymn to the Heroes" fills us with reverence for heroes, inspiring people to strive and fight for their motherland. A single song like "May Goodness Be with You Always" echoed in the streets and alleys in the 1980s, making people yearn for genuine human emotions. Remembering the newly liberated China, it was still poor and backward. Therefore, we have selected a small part of these film and television songs, adapted them into erhu pieces, and presented them for those who love to learn and play the erhu. Some of the pieces have been adjusted, supplemented, and adapted, hoping to bring you joy, beautiful memories, and a sense of aesthetic pleasure.