On September 20, the famous music creator Korqinfu posted: "I got sad news in the morning, I couldn't help myself, Teacher Burenbayar went all the way, life is impermanent, and he will meet again in the heavenly steppe." It is reported that the Mongolian musician Buren Bayar is the "father" of the auspicious three treasures family, and the songs he created such as "Tianbian" and "Hulunbuir Steppe" convey sincere affection for the grassland, and the representative work "Auspicious Three Treasures" is extremely highly sung. The Beijing News reporter contacted Horqinfu for the first time, and he confirmed the news that Burenbayar died in Hailar District of Hulunbuir City on the evening of the 19th, at the age of 59.
In Korqin's impression, Brenbayar had been in relatively good health before, and this time he died of a sudden heart attack, he felt very sudden, "My mood is very sad, we have known each other for more than twenty years, and we have always had a good relationship." Whether it is people or music, Burenbayar is very affectionate, very sincere, and especially knows how to be grateful, grateful for the grassland, grateful for friends. ”
The origin of the "Auspicious Three Treasures"
Born in the Hulunbuir grasslands of inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Burenbayar's name means "Quanxi" and he is the second oldest in the family. Brenbayar had a musical talent from an early age, and he had almost no teacher of singing, and he could quickly learn it after listening to adults sing at parties.
In 1978, at the age of 18, Buren was admitted to the Evenk Autonomous Banner Ulan Pastoral Riding (County Cultural and Labor Troupe) as a soloist and horse-head piano accompaniment. In 1980, he entered the Hulunbuir League Branch of the Inner Mongolia Art School to continue to learn Mongolian long-tuned songs, consolidate horsehead piano playing skills, and teach Chinese in dance classes. Later, he met the Evenk classmate Uzina, and love quickly sprouted between the two, and Urina became the mother of the "Auspicious Three Treasures" in the future.
"The Three Treasures of Luck" is a very representative work of Burenbayar, and originally, this song was a birthday gift he gave to his daughter, Norman, on the 3rd birthday. After the song was born, the Burenbayar family often performed at the gatherings of relatives and friends, and was loved by many people. But as her daughter Norman grew older, she was no longer suitable for expressing the mood of the song, when Uzina's niece Ingmar appeared, so the three of them officially recorded the song together. After the live performance of the Spring Festival Gala in 2006, "Three Treasures of Auspiciousness" finally became popular all over the country.
Nostalgia for the deceased
Korqin
He is very delicate and has great feelings
The famous music composer Korqinfu once participated in the publicity of "The Three Treasures of AuspiciousNess" and also composed the song "My Life My Grassland" for Burenbayar, "His wife Urina teaches at the Central University for Nationalities and is my teacher, and I am also one or two decades younger than Burenbayar, but every time he sees me, I call me a teacher, I am not used to it, and I have to rush to call him teacher every time." Burenbayar not only sang Korqin's works, but also had great respect for his father. Korqinfu's father was a Mongolian music titan - Alatenol, "Beautiful Steppe My Home", "Wish Chairman Mao a Long Life without Borders" and many other classic songs are from his pen, Burenbayar has sung the works of Alatenol many times, "He has always wanted to cover my father's classic work "On the Golden Desert," Korqinfu told reporters, "Unfortunately, there is no chance." In Korqin's memory, Norman, Brenbayar's daughter, was also a very good singer-songwriter, "She wrote a song to Buren when she was 8 years old, 'Daddy of Ulaanbaatar', which was very good. Later, Korqinf facilitated the publication of Norman's first album and recommended her to attend the Berkeley School of Music. Korqinfu also recalled that after the release of the song "My Life My Grassland", he went to Hulunbuir with Burenbayar to do a press conference and went to the home of his relatives in the grassland, "He took a lot of pictures with sheep and horses, but I can't find them now, just like our lives will one day pass away inexplicably, but there are always some memories that are alive." Teacher Burenbayar is a very delicate but affectionate Mongolian. ”
Schindhiuktu
He focused on introducing young singers
Composer Sichen Tiktu commented that Burenbayar is a low-key person, very hard working and quick thinking, writing lyrics, composing music, singing, and is a famous host of international radio, and also pays attention to the introduction of young singers and makes suggestions and help, making outstanding contributions to mongolian music culture. "He also returned to his hometown to hold a colorful Hulunbuir Children's Choir, and some time ago he returned to Hulunbuir College to work."
The Beijing News reporter learned that the book "Hulunbuir Long Live" is a collection of character photography works by Burenbayar, which concentrates on nearly 100 images of centenarians of various nationalities in Hulunbuir, and expresses deep attachment, gratitude and blessing to this land with colorful national characteristics, grassland scenes full of life atmosphere, and affectionate moment capture.
On September 15, the day of the book's launch, Buzhenbayar shared the original intention and experience of the creation: these elderly people embody the symbols of the nation and the region, and embody the unique tenacity and optimism of the people in this land. With the deepening of the shooting, more and more contact and communication with the elderly, I deeply feel the sense of urgency and mission, and hope to record these precious pictures through my efforts. According to the official micro of the Hulunbuir Municipal Federation of Literature and Literature, Buren bayar has trekked tens of thousands of kilometers for more than two years, recording the vicissitudes and legends of the grassland with the lens, which not only reflects the personal feelings of the photographer, but also has considerable historical value.
Beijing News reporter Yang Chang Li Xiaojin
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