Yang Jingxing said: "It's relatively small. I mainly rely on myself. I can't do it."

Pu Weixing explains: "The main thing they learn is not songwriting, but mainly instrumental music. Generally speaking, there are four major things, harmony, polyphony, musical form, and orchestration. Most of them are arrangers who graduate from colleges and universities."

Android also understands: "You may not be able to write the melody, but if you can arrange it, there will be no song that you can't beat. Reading is still useful."

Li Danyang asked Yang Jingxing: "Don't you write the lyrics yourself?"

Yang Jingxing said: "Very few, no."

Pu Weixing joked: "Today's songs have at most two octaves and more than a dozen tones. How many commonly used words are there? Three to four thousand."

Gan Kai, who rarely writes lyrics, laughed: "No, Puhai people just don't know how to play word games, and they can't compare to Pingjing Pengcheng."

Pu Weixing confirmed: "You are also a native of Pingjing, right?"

Lin Zhengsheng said: "Word games are still the strongest...culture in the Mainland!"

Unknowingly, a group of musicians started talking about their work. Although they were not showy, they were obviously very knowledgeable.

Everyone complimented each other, and even Android said that in terms of popular music, Hong Kong and Taiwan contributed the most to the development of the industry. Although there are no Hong Kong people here, Li Danyang developed in Hong Kong, and his influence is not small and his status is not low.

As for mainland pop music, there are three major cities, Pingjing, Puhai and Pengcheng. It seems that Puhai lags behind the other two.

Speaking of Hong Kong, we talked about Li Danyang’s old friend Huang. As far as the lyrics are concerned, everyone here must worship him. Huang passed away due to illness a few years ago, which is very nostalgic.

Li Danyang comforted Puhai people: "He has written that Hong Kong music is actually influenced by Puhai. In the last century, too many Puhai musicians went to Hong Kong."

Qi Qingnuo knew: "It is said that no one at the University of Hong Kong dared to review his doctoral thesis the year before his death."

Li Danyang was surprised: "You know?"

Qi Qingnuo only said to Yang Jingxing: "He asked me to watch it, and I was very inspired."

Li Danyang looked at Yang Jingxing, and Yang Jingxing only wanted to please: "Speaking of which, several big brothers have appeared in the paper, except Sister Yaoyao and Brother Android." In fact, Qi Dawei is also one of the few mainland modern music mentioned in the paper.

One of the people, and Li Danyang appears many times in the paper.

Everyone laughed, but none of the mainland musicians had any friendship with Huang, so Lin Zhengsheng and Li Danyang could only speak. Pu Weixin, as a fan of cultural figures, could also express some opinions.

Li Danyang asked Yang Jingxing: "Do you remember that the summary of Cantonese intonation in the paper is very useful."

Speaking of this, everyone knows that Chinese is originally an introduction to a few tonal languages, while Mandarin has five tones, and Cantonese has as many as nine tones. They are both languages ​​with innate singing talents. But it may be because of this that

Everyone no longer focused on the musical notes, but focused on studying the language.

Pu Weixing is knowledgeable: "Some people have studied this before liberation in the last century. The tone corresponds to the tone. What is it called...?"

Yang Jingxing said: "Zhao Yuanren, it seems."

Pu Weixin nodded repeatedly: "Yes, linguist, musician, mathematician, physicist, amazing."

Qi Qingnuo smiled: "Shi's history of eating lions."

Pu Weixin nodded repeatedly, laughed, and said a series of: "Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes..."

Cheng Yaoyao giggled and asked Qi Qingnuo: "What do you mean?"

Taiwanese people don’t know either.

Although it is not serious and rigorous enough, I have to say that using only one sound and relying on the tone to describe one thing is indeed quite fun, and it can also be said to be amazing. How else can I say that the Chinese language is broad and profound.

Speaking of Zhao Yuanren, he is a strange person. It is not convenient for everyone to gossip about people now, but it is still interesting to talk about the past. It seems that Pu Weixin knows the most, and he tells it to everyone like a storyteller.

The Hokkien language is difficult to learn. It would only take Zhao Yuanren a day or two to become a Taiwanese aborigine.

Slowly, everyone showed their knowledge. It was obvious that they were not a group of commercial song practitioners who could only talk about love and love. Even Android could talk about culture. Even when Sister Ran interrupted from time to time, the celebrities showed enough

of attention.

Yang Jingxing and other top students from the Conservatory of Music mostly just listened, and occasionally answered when the seniors' memory was not enough.
Chapter completed!