New year song
1. Congratulations, Li Baoying Wen Qiansui.
2. Happy New Year, Adam Cheng Wang Mingquan.
3. Happy New Year-Liu Fengping
4. Congratulations, Li Baoying Wen Qiansui.
5. Winter jasmine-Wang Mingquan, Adam Cheng
6. Congratulations on getting rich-Liu Fengping
7. Good luck-Li Baoying Wen Qiansui
8. Spring Festival Carol-Adam Cheng
9. Sing a new song to celebrate the New Year-Liu Fengping
10. Qing Ji Mantang-Wen Qiansui, Li Baoying
1 1. Happy New Year-Adam Cheng
12. Connect the God of Wealth and Liu Fengping. Xiang Hua.
13. The flower of wealth is in full bloom-Li Baoying Wen Qiansui
14. Adam Cheng flower market
15. This year is better than last year-Liu Fengping
16. Step by step-Li Baoying
17. Blessings-Wang Mingquan
18. Happy Liu Fengping
19. Praise the beautiful spring-Li Baoying Wen Qiansui
20. Lovely Bauhinia-Wen Qiansui
Four new year songs
1, congratulations
The first thing everyone says when they meet in every street is congratulations, congratulations, congratulations.
This lyric can't be familiar, can it? Do you know who the original singer is? Baby China? Timi Zhuo? Neither. Gong Xi Fa Cai is the earliest New Year song, which was first born in 1946, more than 70 years ago. The composer of this song is not simple. His name is Chen Gexin. He is the father of Chen Gang, a famous composer and modern composer in the 1940s and 1950s. Like Li Jinguang, he is also known as "Song Xian". Songs such as Rose, Rose, I Love You, Feng Huang Yu Fei and Shanghai Beach are all his masterpieces.
1945, China people won the eight-year war of resistance against Japan; The following year, Chen Gexin composed this song Congratulations, which was sung by Yao Li, a famous singer at that time, and her brother Yao Min. The song mainly describes the joy of the people in China, and there are some sadness in the tune, which is not as full of joy as we hear now.
1968, Teresa Teng, the queen of Chinese music, reinterpreted Congratulations and included it in her albums Song of Teresa Teng No.10 and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. In this song, Teresa Teng subverts the joy and peace of the New Year with her sweet voice, making it a real New Year song. But now we hear various versions of congratulations, basically the version of Teresa Teng's cover.
2. Here comes the God of Wealth
From God of Wealth to God of Wealth, you can get a good experience and return your wealth.
Is this song familiar, too? This is a Cantonese song with a long history. First published in 1978. The songwriter is also a great god: the composer and arranger is Samuel Hui, the "God of Songs" in Hong Kong, and the lyrics are Samuel Hui, George Lam and Li Bide. How's it going? Are you surprised?
1978, Samuel Hui sang this song for the first time, and it was included in his album of the same name "Fortune Comes". But what we hear more may be George Lam's version. 1994, Warner Records released a New Year album named "Happy New Year to Warner Stars+Daily News", in which George Lam sang the song "Fortune Comes".
3. "Bless you"
I wish you all kinds of beauty in your colorful heart every day.
This is also a Cantonese song. The above 1994 Warner New Year album "Warner Stars New Year Golden Songs" contains 10 songs, all of which are New Year songs. In addition to "The Fortune Comes", there are Zhong Zhentao and Jimmy Lin singing "Blessing You" and "Congratulations".
"Bless You" was sung by Warner stars (George Lam, Sally Yeh, Andy Lau, Dicky Cheung, Lv Fang, Alejandro Delfino, Zhong Zhentao, Taiji, etc.). This version is also the most popular version, but it is not the original. The original singer was Jenny Tseng, a Hong Kong female singer, and it was included in the album "Blessing You" by 198 1. And the creator of this song, it is even more surprising to say it. James J.S.Wong, the most legendary "Huang Hui" group in Hong Kong music scene, wrote lyrics, and Gu Jiahui, the godfather of Hong Kong music, composed and arranged music.
4. "Congratulations on getting rich"
Needless to say, Andy Lau, the king of heaven, wrote congratulations on getting rich. From its appearance time, it is the shortest, but from its current spread, it has come from behind, surpassing the above three songs. Isn't it Liu Tianwang's high-pitched and joyful singing that we hear the most during the Chinese New Year?
Congratulations on your wealth. I congratulate you on being the best. Please come here. If not, please go away. Oh, it's not surprising that many people are polite.
"Nostoc flagelliforme in Palace Xi" was written by Andy Lau and Li Anxiu, and composed by Chen Dejian. Created in 2004, it appeared in CCTV Spring Festival Evening in 2005. Although I only won the third prize in the Spring Festival Evening program selection at that time, I never imagined that this song was handed down year after year and became the first New Year song in China.