Classic Songs: Chinese Works Volume (Full Three Sets)

Author: Li Ling, Xue Fan
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Features: Things always have high and low, good and bad distinctions. Symphonies have good ones, but also things like Verdi's "Transfiguration of the Water Ganges." Art songs, folk songs, and pop classics also have high and low, good and bad distinctions. The authors always believe that the needs of the masses should be widely catered to. Any art that is beneficial to people's physical and mental health, whether it is revolutionary songs, art songs, life songs, or love songs, is a colorful aspect of people's lives and should be our focus and enthusiastically promoted. It is not feasible to ignore the masses' interests, but blindly following the crowd and being overly eager to cater to vulgar and low tastes is also not the way to go—it requires guidance. Verdi once said, "The masses need nourishment from various excellent musical works; they should not only be given sweet sugar water, as this will harm their taste buds." This "Classic Song Collection" is created with the above purpose in mind, providing readers with the best songs from China, the West, the ancient and modern eras, including revolutionary songs, art songs, opera excerpts, film and television songs, as well as car music and folk songs from various nationalities.