The music score was first seen in the Ming Dynasty's Magic Secret Score 425. Chuwang Guo is a famous guqin performer, composer and educator in the Southern Song Dynasty, and the founder of Guqin Zhepai. When nomads invaded, he moved to Jiuyi Mountain in Ningyuan, Hunan Province, where small water flowed. He felt that the country was declining, and he borrowed water to express his frustration and nostalgia.
Through guqin's unique singing and rubbing techniques, the music is sometimes vigorous, sometimes covered by clouds and water, and sometimes described in a vast scene, expressing feelings and patriotic enthusiasm for the incomplete mountains and rivers and the wandering times. This ancient song, which is full of scenes and profound meanings, has been highly praised and circulated by musicians in past dynasties.
The music score was originally found in the magic secret score, which is divided into ten sections: 1, Dongting misty rain 2, Jianghan Shu Qing 3, sky light and cloud shadow 4, water connected with the horizon 5, waves rolling and clouds flying 6, blustery 7, water and sky are blue 8, Leng Jiang Leng Yue 9, Wan Li Chengbo 10, and the shadow contains everything.
This song has been handed down to later generations. There are many kinds of Le Shu, and there are some changes in its structure. What is popular now is eighteen songs with endings. At the beginning of music, elegant overtones make people enter the artistic conception of blue waves and smoke.
The melody of the first sentence starts from the alto in the second paragraph and runs through the whole song. Guqin's unique singing and kneading methods are repeated around the change of pitch, which profoundly reveals the author's inner world of depression and anxiety.
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Also known as the lyre, the Qin Yu, the Stone and the lyre, they are traditional musical instruments in China with a history of at least 3,500 years.