"Woman Flower" is one of Mei Yanfang's most classic works, and the beautiful lyrics, coupled with Mei Yanfang's affectionate and low-pitched interpretation, are definitely natural works of God. Just like the vicissitudes of the low voice, Mei Yanfang's emotional interpretation is also a story of vicissitudes and lowness, atmosphere and pride, but behind the boldness and gravity is the loneliness and heartbreak of women. Her lyrics may be the most suitable for her: how many wounds can a person bear, and after saying it again, there is no need to think about whether the glory of this life is enough.
The symphony orchestra deeply interpreted Mei Yanfang's classic song "Woman Flower", which had a special taste. Unlike other symphonies, this song also incorporates flutes and erhu, where the fusion of Eastern and Western music converges. The whole song is elegant and moving, as if a woman who has experienced vicissitudes is telling you, and the yin and yang are deeply frustrated.
A lamp, a cup of coffee, accompanied by a soothing and elegant melody.
Low, but without the slightest thickness, melting the charm and vicissitudes, slowly and wantonly flowing. In this dark and silent night, quietly, the heart pool was stirred, so that the soul that was dormant in the heart squirmed, squirmed...
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Bright, full of tenderness, Ren Qing climbed up, shaking off the red dust, dancing indifferent and poignant wings, following this fluttering heartstring, melancholy and gorgeous flying above.
The performers are fully engaged in the performance, exuding a passionate, generous and calm atmosphere. Whether it is the dialogue with the bamboo flute or many other instruments such as the erhu, it is handled smoothly and harmoniously, intimately and seamlessly.
Such music seems to come out of the depths of the soul, melting me, inescapable, irreplaceable, irreparable strings.
In the symphonic version of "Woman Flower", when the strings are together, do your tears also come out of your eyes? The glory of this song will never end, but will live forever as a classic.