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Ode to Yan 'an is a song written by Mo Ye, composed and sung by Zheng Lvcheng. Written on 1938, it was selected as "patriotic songs recommended by the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee 100" in May 2009.

First, the creative background

1938 One evening in summer, Zheng Lvcheng and his classmates, who were still students of music department of Lu Xun Art College, had just attended a mass meeting held in Yan 'an. On his way back to school, he saw that the people who had left the meeting were still full of spirits, talking about state affairs and looking forward to a bright future. The students of China People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political University are spirited and keep pace with each other, and anti-Japanese songs come and go.

The moving scene of the flourishing revolutionary holy land inspired Zheng Lvcheng's creative passion and inspiration. He encouraged his literary classmate Moyer to write a lyric poem for him. Moyer, who was also in a surge of emotion, immediately took out a pen and paper and wrote a lyric entitled "Ode to Yan 'an" with a wave of his hand.

Zheng Lvcheng, who got the lyrics, shut himself in his room. Two days later, he finished Ode to Yan 'an. Later, Zheng Lvcheng sang this song in Yan 'an Auditorium. After the performance, the producer's cultural propaganda group in China found Mo Ye and Zheng Lvcheng, hoping that they would rename Ode to Yan 'an, and they agreed.

Second, the appreciation of songs

The melody of Ode to Yan 'an is magnificent, euphemistic and smooth, which combines lyricism with militancy. The whole song consists of five parts, which can also be regarded as a complicated trilogy with ellipsis because of the different contrast styles between the beginning and the end and the middle paragraphs. The melody at the beginning of the song is beautiful and lyrical, and the charm contains heroic passion;

The middle part turns into a powerful March rhythm, which is in sharp contrast with the lyric paragraphs before and after, but both of them have the same heroic momentum, making the whole song seamless. The emotional explosion point of the whole song is the six-degree jump in the sentence "Ah, Yan 'an", which pours the composer's incomparable love and heartfelt praise for the revolutionary holy land.

At the end of the song, a "brilliant" and a four-degree jump made the song reach its climax, which gave the audience a strong shock and was unforgettable.