Folk Music Of China

Nanning is a folk music which has spread among people speaking in the south-futszyanskim dialect. This is folk music with an ancient history, and it has attracted great attention of Chinese and foreign musicologists engaged in research of traditional Chinese music. Music Nanning was born in the city of Quanzhou, which is in Tang dynasty (618 – 907) gradually became an important trade port. It contributed to the development of musical culture that has penetrated here in the Central Plain. Gradually, this new music blended with the local folk music, which gave a deep local flavor. Transforming and developing the music absorbed melody different Chinese local operas and folk songs, making music Nanning more peculiar and unique. Melody is full of subtlety of Nanning and tenderness, her rhythm is smooth.

People not only enjoy it, but express a sense of separation, longing for the homeland, with its help. The content of the songs on the music Nanning often become epic and dramatic events. Basically it's tales of love between a man and a woman, and their desire to to marry and live happily. Young musicians and performers use music ringtones Nanning in their modern works and songs, try to reproduce the images of the primary performers, as well as adapt and make modern arrangement. Here, for example, known in China group SHE, has released a song called "The Long Separation".

For millennia, Nanning music flourished in areas of southern Fujian, and has become popular not only in China and abroad. At present folk music Sanov more ppulyarnoy, there are lots of bands performing ethnic music of various nations. Among the local artists would like to especially note Group Chorus. The repertoire of the Chorus of ethnic music of Ireland and Sweden, Balkan melodies, French, dancing, secular and folk music of the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque. But the folk music is vast, huge and immense. Therefore, the group is constantly expanding his musical horizons, focusing not only on the west, and looking to the east.