Revolutionary Song Introduction Ppt

Answer 1

The following is an introduction of some revolutionary songs that can be used to make a powerpoint:

** 1."Red Plum Praise"**
This was a classic red song related to the movie. It carried a heavy historical significance. Although people now lived in an era of peace and happiness, this song could let people remember the revolutionary martyrs who sacrificed for the motherland. Through the excavation of the historical story behind it, it could show the inheritance of the revolutionary spirit in the PowerPoint.

** 2."Hong Lake Waves"**
1. ** Creation background **
- It was composed in 1958 and became the theme song of the movie of the same name in 1961, expressing the people of Hubei's creation for liberation.
2. ** Music features **
- Rich in folk song characteristics, it is the symbol of Hubei folk songs. The lyrics used a rhyme form, divided into the first eight sentences and the last six sentences. The first part wrote about the scenery of Honghu Lake, and the second part expressed gratitude.
- The melody was beautiful and smooth. It had a strong local characteristic and a wide audience base. The lines of the melody rose and fell. There were high-pitched and passionate parts, as well as gentle and lyrical parts. The rhythm was broad and soothing, and the harmony arrangement was simple, emphasizing the dominant position of the melody.
3. ** Cultural significance **
- It contained deep national sentiments and collective memories. It was a spiritual symbol of revolution, expressing the revolutionary's love for their hometown and longing for a happy life. It was praised by Premier Zhou as "a rare revolutionary lyric song." Even now, the melody of the song was still in the Honghu area.

** 3."Praise of Heroes"**
1. ** Movie Connection **
- It was an interlude from the China revolutionary movie, Heroes and Children. As long as the audience was familiar with this song, they would think of this classic movie. Every time the song played, the glorious image of Wang Cheng holding the explosive tube and Wang Fang singing in the midst of the war would appear in front of people's eyes. It could be said to be a very successful movie music phenomenon.
2. ** Music structure and characteristics **
- The whole piece is in 4/4 beat, E-flat major, two-part structure. He absorbed the folk music material of the Inner Mongolia folk song "Hero Tao Tao Hu" and borrowed the traditional Western music creation techniques, such as the use of broken chords.
- The first part was a female solo, with a six-line style. The first and second lines were related to the melody. From the third line onwards, the range was broadened. The rhythm was added with "dotted, weak start", which made the melody and emotions sublimate layer by layer. The first part ended with an open ending, naturally transferring to the second part. Finally, it ended with a high note, completely and uniformly portraying the image of Wang Cheng-style Chinese national hero.
3. ** Cultural Connotation **
- It highlighted the composer's musical emotions, vividly portrayed the heroic image, entrusted people's yearning for a better life, conveyed the nostalgia for the martyrs, and expressed the love and sincerity of the revolutionary soldiers for the motherland and the people.

** IV. Ten Sends Off to the Red Army **
This was a red song that praised the people's feelings for the Red Army in a narrative manner. There was a profound historical story behind it. Through the narration of these stories, it could show the deep friendship between the Red Army and the people at that time, as well as the people's desire for a peaceful and well-fed life. It was suitable for the presentation and explanation of the party day activities of the party branches such as state organs and government systems.

** 5. The Good of Society **
The lyrics conveyed the meaning of the high status of the people in the country. It was a revolutionary song with distinctive characteristics of the times.
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