《大江东去》合唱作品中，根据歌词意义，全曲分为上下两网，通过钢琴伴奏不

According to the meaning of the lyrics, the whole song is divided into upper and lower nets in the chorus of "Going East from the Great River". Through the changes of piano accompaniment in different tone patterns and rhythms, two different emotional moods are clearly displayed. The prelude of the song starts with a weak PPP, and the octave breaks down the chords like the fixed chord before the a cappella chorus, and then uses the f force to directly enter the theme. This contrast between strengths and weaknesses gives the vocals a stronger sense of singing, and is a spectacular picture of the river. Make the pavement.

In the choral work of "Dajiang East Go", according to the meaning of the lyrics, the whole song is divided into two networks, through the piano accompaniment to different sound patterns and rhythm changes, obviously showing two different emotional moods. Song prelude PPP weak start, octave decomposition chords like no accompaniment before the chorus of fixed chords, and then f-strength straight into the theme, such a strong contrast, give people a stronger sense of singing, for the spectacular rolling river after the picture to pave the way.

According to the meaning of the lyrics, the whole song is divided into two nets. Through the piano accompaniment of different sound types and rhythm changes, it clearly shows two different emotional mood. The prelude of the song starts from the weak, the octave decomposition chord is like the fixed chord before the unaccompanied chorus, and then goes straight to the theme with the strength of F. this kind of contrast gives the voice a stronger sense of singing and paves the way for the spectacular picture of the rolling river.<br>