Yan Hua Yi Leng(Cold as Fireworks Fade) | Bamboo Flute Sheet Music

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Yan Hua Yi Leng(Cold as Fireworks Fade) is a classic Chinese-style song released by Jay Chou in 2010, and it is included in the album The Era . The lyrics were written by Vincent Fang, the music was composed by Jay Chou, and the arrangement was done by Huang Yuxun. The inspiration for this song comes from the history of the rise and fall of Luoyang City in Record of the Monasteries of Luoyang written by Yang Xuanzhi during the Northern Wei Dynasty.The song takes a fictional war love tragedy as the main storyline: A general made a private promise of marriage with a woman and was then conscripted to participate in the war. The woman waited bitterly in the Qielan Temple until her death. When the general returned, there were only a desolate city and solitary graves left. This story of "a thousand-year wait" weaves together the vicissitudes of history and personal fate, conveying the philosophical proposition that "fireworks fade quickly, and people are easily separated".
The prelude of the music uses the flowing sound of the guzheng, matched with electronic drumbeats. The erhu and the piano interweave to create a sense of dislocation in time and space. The design of the opera-style singing in the chorus part has become a highly popular and memorable element. After the song was released, it topped the Chinese Music Billboard Chart for 12 consecutive weeks, and the play count of its MV on YouTube exceeded 80 million times. Its unique cultural integration model has become a classic case of contemporary pop music inheriting traditional culture.
The sheet music of this song is in the key of C. However, it is relatively difficult to play with a C-tuned bamboo flute. Therefore, you can play it with a G-tuned bamboo flute, taking the tube tone as 2.

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