Six-level explanation of piano music for picking tea and flapping butterflies

Tea Picking Butterfly is an ancient folk song circulating in China, and it is also a popular song with beautiful tune. This song has been adapted for piano by many pianists, the most famous of which is Huang Ying, a domestic pianist.

The score was rated as Grade 6 piano music. The following is the explanation of this song:

1. Melody features:

Tea Picking Butterfly has a gorgeous melody and full of emotion, and consists of two parts: Adagio and Allegro. The adagio part is soft and tactful, expressing poetic landscapes, and the Allegro part is cheerful and clear, telling the cheerful mood of tea pickers.

2. Music difficulty:

"Picking tea and butterflies" is not very difficult. Mainly alto, left-handed chords are relatively simple, mainly to master the melody of the right hand, which can be well mastered and played in daily practice.

3. Playing skills:

When playing Tea Picking Butterfly, we can show beautiful melody and rhythm by strengthening the mastery of the rhythm of the music. When playing Allegro, you should pay attention to the Legato of the right hand, and the rhythm, melody and rhythm of the left hand should be combined.

4. Feeling:

The song "Picking Tea and Butterflies" shows China's love and worship of nature and yearning for a better life in traditional culture. Playing this ancient folk song on the piano makes people feel the charm of Chinese classical music better.