I Love You, Snow in the North of Saibei is a song written by Wang De, composed by Liu Xijin and sung by Zhou Qihua. Written in 1980. 20 19 June, the song was selected as "100 Excellent Songs Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of People's Republic of China (PRC)".
At the end of 1980, the lyricist Wang De gave the lyrics of "Snow in the Northern Desert, I Love You" to the composer Liu Xijin, hoping that he could write lyrics. Liu Xijin took the lyrics and completed the composition in an hour in the cold piano room in the northern winter. In the process of composing music, he added musical materials from north and south China. Among them, the second sentence "fluttering all over the sky" is the tone of Suzhou Pingtan, and the ending part integrates the characteristics of Northeast Yangko into the song.
Song appreciation.
"I Love You, Snow in the North of Saibei" describes the vast frozen plain thousands of miles away to the audience in an anthropomorphic way. The lyrics of the song have deep feelings, bright language, picturesque beauty and poetic passion. The lyrics imply that the people of Saibei have made selfless and fearless contributions to the motherland and the people.
This song is a lyric song with four or four beats. The music structure is a whole and the ending is two levels. Music endows the lyrics with endless aura.
The appearance of the introduction has a magical and open-minded feeling. The repetitive jumping and lively rhythm of the two bars in the prelude vividly show people a vivid picture of snowflakes, and then stretch them out; The twists and turns are in sharp contrast to the skipping of the first two bars. This is the first level, and the melody of the lyrics starts from the alto area, such as the melody of chanting, which pours out graceful and delicate feelings.