Unceasing melody

Author: The "One Hundred Lectures" Program Group
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features:
Cao Peng: Haydn is known as the "Father of Symphony," as it was from him that the structure of symphonic forms and the instrumentation of symphonies were established.
Chen Ziming: Musical culture is absolutely diverse, and the fusion of diversity often creates newer varieties.
Liang Maochun: If Chinese art songs are compared to a crown of art, then Wang Luobin's "In the Distant Land" could be said to be a pearl on that crown.
Liu Shirong: Verdi lived in a very strong opera atmosphere when he was young.
Liu Suola: Music does not imitate our sensory impressions or directly discuss our feelings; music is understood as an independent melody.
Qiao Jianzhong: A Bing can stand side by side with all the great composers of the 20th century without any shame, and his works represent the highest level of Chinese music in the 20th century.
Tian Liantao: Folk songs are the richest and also the most important variety of music.
Zhu Qiuhua: Baroque music is a very important period in the history of European music, and its artistic achievements laid the foundation for the development of European music.