What is the most difficult song to sing in Li Shuangjiang?

Li Shuangjiang's most difficult song is Ode to Beijing.

Ode to Beijing was written in April 197 1 year. This song was written by Justin, composed by Tian Guang and Fu Jeer, and sung by Li Shuangjiang, Zhang Yue South and Li Guangxi respectively. This song is the most difficult to sing in Li Shuangjiang and has never been surpassed. From 2065438 to June 2009, Ode to Beijing was selected as one of the best songs by the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee 100 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC). 201Feb. 9 19 was selected as one of the top ten songs of sing the chinese People, the most beautiful city music business card.

Li Shuangjiang, 1939 was born in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China in March. He graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music, China tenor, vocal educator, national first-class actor, and distinguished professor from the Conservatory of Music of Henan Polytechnic University.

Song appreciation

Ode to Beijing is a lyric song with strong emotion and strong artistic generalization, and its lyrics are concise and free and easy. In order to express the common desire of people of all ethnic groups to praise the capital, Tian Guang avoided the tone of a certain ethnic group or region in the selection of music materials, but created a solemn, cordial and delicate melody on the basis of ethnic tones.

In the first paragraph, the melody naturally incorporates the melody factors of March of the Volunteers and Dongfanghong, which truly outlines the vibrant dawn scene in Beijing. In the second paragraph, every sentence starts from the second half, creating an emotional mood, which makes the parallelism sentence drive the music to an emotional climax. It expresses the high-spirited passion of the people of the motherland and sublimates the musical image to a new realm.