Longing for Spring is a children's chorus composed by Austrian composer Mozart and Overbeck at 179 1. Introduction, there are three lyrics that express the yearning and love for spring. The music material is concise and composed of four neat and symmetrical phrases. The first two sentences are the upper and lower sentences, which are as vivid and smooth as questions and answers.
The appearance of the third tone change enriches the color of music. The fourth sentence is developed from the first two sentences, and the melody is more euphemistic, which plays a summary role. Finally, the piano played a jumping ending to end the whole song. The composer used a rhythmic 6/8 beat to decompose the accompaniment sound pattern of the left hand part of the piano into chords, which made the music full of vitality and elegance.
lyrics
Come on, honey, put green clothes on the Woods in May.
Let's watch violets blooming by the river. How much we want to.
See that violet again
Ah, come on, dear May.
Let's go and play.
Winter also brings us a lot of joy.
In the snow, under the light, everyone got together.
Build a hut with cards and play all kinds of games.
Traveling in a sleigh in a free and lovely land.
When birds sing, they report the arrival of spring.
Dancing on the grass is another kind of fun.
Ah, come on, lovely May.
Bring the violets quickly.
Also bring more cuckoos and clever nightingales.
Mozart loves music and can play the cello and violin. Mozart has many brothers and sisters. He is the seventh child in the family. The most famous musicals are The Wedding of Figaro, Don Juan and The Magic Flute. Mozart is an Austrian composer and one of the representatives of the Vienna Classical Music School in Europe. As a model of classical music, he played a great role in the development of European music.