Flute Solo Little Poplar
"Little White Poplar" was a song that used the white poplar tree as a metaphor to praise the Chinese border guards. There were many versions of the song performed by flute soloists, including musicians such as Yan Weiwen, Jiang Guoji, and Zheng Xinghai. Among them, Jiang Guoji's performance version came from the album, To Tell the Truth, Chinese Flute (1). In addition, there were some simplified music scores and demonstration videos for learning and appreciation.
Female Solo Little White Poplar
The female solo "Little White Poplar" was a song sung by Yan Weiwen. This song was written in 1984 and later included in Yan Weiwen's album,"Song of Karamay." "Little White Poplar" was a song that expressed patriotic feelings. It was once selected as one of the "100 Patriotic Songs recommended by the Central Committee of the Chinese People's Republic of China." This song was sung by a female solo at concerts and social gatherings. It was affectionate and beautiful, winning the appreciation of the audience.
Little White Poplar, 1982
Little White Poplar was created in 1982. When Liang Shangquan was collecting folk songs at the Tasty outpost on the nameless highland of Barruk Mountain in Xinjiang, he learned that the mother of a Xibo soldier gave him 10 poplar saplings, which made him take root in the frontier like a poplar tree. He was so moved that he wrote the poem "Little Poplar". This song was later sung by Yan Weiwen, and after more than 30 years of non-stop singing, it became the spiritual song of the soldiers.
A Little Poplar Lyric
The lyrics of a small white poplar were as follows: A small white poplar, growing beside the outpost, its roots deep and strong, watching the northern border. The breeze blew the green leaves rustling, and the sun shone the green leaves shining silver. Come, come, come
A Little Poplar Lyricist
The lyrics and lyrics of " Little White Poplar " were written by Liang Shangquan and Shi Xin.
A Little Poplar This Song
" A Little White Poplar " was a song written by Liang Shangquan and composed by Shi Xin. The original singers of the song were Yu Junjian and Yan Weiwen. The lyrics described a small poplar tree growing beside the outpost. Its roots were deep and strong, and it watched over the northern border. The breeze blew, and the green leaves rustled. Under the sun, the green leaves sparkled. The song portrayed the image of a small poplar tree to express the perseverance and loyalty of soldiers.
A Little Poplar Lyric
The lyrics of a small white poplar were as follows: A small white poplar, growing next to the outpost, its roots deep and strong, watching the northern border, the breeze blowing the green leaves rustling, the sun shining the green leaves silver, come, small white poplar, it grows, I also grow, guard the border with me, when I left my hometown to bid farewell to Poplar Village.
Song, A Little Poplar
" A Little Poplar " was a song that used the poplar tree as a metaphor to praise the Chinese border guards. The song was written by Liang Shangquan, composed by Shi Xin, and sung by Yan Weiwen. It was released on March 15, 1990. The song described the scene of a small poplar tree watching the northern border by the outpost, expressing respect and praise for the border guards. The song was selected among the 100 patriotic songs recommended by the propaganda department of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party.
A Little Poplar Lyricist
The lyrics of " Little White Poplar " were written by Liang Shangquan.
Little Poplar Book Version
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A Little Poplar Original Song
The original singer of " A Little White Poplar " was Yan Weiwen.