Yu Gezi, this piece of music was first seen in the poem "Yu Gezi, Egrets Flying in front of Mount Cisse" by the Tang Dynasty poet Zhang. Later, poets such as Li Xun and Sun Guangxian all used this tune.
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First, the epigraph is the name of the word format. The format of words is different from that of metrical poems: there are only four formats of metrical poems, but there are always more than 1000 formats of words (these formats are called music scores). Words, also called long and short sentences. People give them some names to make them easier to remember and use. These names are epigrams.
Second, the epigraph, also known as the word case, is the name of the tune used in the lyrics. Therefore, it is also called a dictionary. Words are originally sung along with music, and all songs have certain melodies and rhythms. The sum of these melodies and rhythms is the tone of words. Between words and tones, or according to the tone of words, or according to the tone of words, tunes are called epigrams, usually depending on the content of words.
Third, the so-called "poems" and "words" of modern people are all ancient songs. Each epigraph represents a tune, and ordinary poets are only responsible for "lyrics".
Fourth, according to research, intonation has five sources:
1, frontier national tunes or foreign music were introduced into the mainland.
2. The tunes of mainland folk songs.
3. Tunes created or modified by musicians and geisha.
4, the court music institutions or songwriters according to the ancient songs, Daqu restructuring.
5. Songs written by literati.
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