Chapter 231

The suona musician blew the suona!

When the first sound of the suona rang out, the audience was startled.

"Holy crap! Suona first?"

"Ahhhhh! Sure enough, the suona is the protagonist, this is the taste."

"Ever since I heard 'Xi', I've fallen in love with the suona, unable to extricate myself, I just like this feeling of being sent off."

"This musician is playing great."

"Feels a bit lit."

"I'm already very lit."

"It's a new song! Is it another new song written by Earth?"

"..."

And amidst the sound of the suona.

The big screen behind the stage suddenly lit up, and a large field of green sorghum appeared on it, with a young girl in red walking through the sorghum field.

This was an animation with a realistic style.

At the same time.

The song information appeared before the audience's eyes.

Song: "Jiu'er"

Composer: Earth

Lyricist: Earth

Arranger: Earth

Just like previous episodes, this was a song written by Earth.

"Jiu'er" was the ending theme of the TV series "Red Sorghum," with lyrics by He Qiling and A Kun, and music by A Kun.

This was also a single-part song.

To be precise, the lyrics basically only had four lines repeated over and over.

But the singing style and emotions required for each paragraph were different, with a process from gentle to high-pitched.

Speaking of which, this song was quite difficult, with many high-pitched segments, including bel canto, and it was also particularly difficult to sing out its charm.

It required using the singing voice to vividly express Jiu'er's strong and forbearing character, her lifelong love and hate, and the ups and downs of the plot.

So it wasn't easy to sing.

In the previous life, those who dared to sing "Jiu'er" were all top-tier singers in terms of singing skills and vocal quality, such as Han Hong, Tan Jing, Wu Your Majesty, Sa Sa Dingding, etc.; counting them up, they all belonged to the national team.

This was a treasure song that many national team contestants loved to cover!

Ordinary singers wouldn't even dare to touch it; without a certain level of strength, singing it was definitely asking for humiliation!

But with the young lady's current singing skills, she could definitely sing it.

At this very moment.

On stage, on the big screen.

When the boundless sorghum field and the young girl in the red of the old society appeared, a strong rustic atmosphere suddenly rushed toward them, and combined with the suona, it was even more intoxicating.

But it also left the audience confused.

"??????"

"How did a sorghum field get here?"

"First the suona, then the sorghum field, I get it! This is to send people off with a suona, and then bury them in the sorghum field."

"Enterprise-level understanding!"

"You understand the suona."

"Is it really a pop song?"

"One thing to say, Ruthless the Great and Earth can always come up with some new tricks, which is something other singers don't have."

"Ruthless, come on."

"..."

Countless viewers had question marks on their faces.

Because there was no famous literary work "Red Sorghum Family" on Blue Star, nor the TV series "Red Sorghum," everyone was extremely puzzled when they heard the prelude and saw the sorghum field.

But the young lady dared to bring out this song, naturally she had considered this aspect.

Although this song didn't describe the intense emotions in the book throughout the lyrics, nor did it mention the relevant plot in the film and television drama, and even repeated only four sentences, it relied entirely on the singer to explain the artistic conception of the song with her voice.

But because the era background was very similar to the previous life, Blue Star's China also had many classic rustic literature and related film and television works of that era.

Anti-Japanese war dramas were also very popular in China.

After all, who hadn't watched one or two anti-Japanese war dramas when they were young (laughs).

Especially those anti-Japanese war dramas similar to "Little Soldier Zhang Ga," that is, where the common people and the Eighth Route Army joined forces to fight the devils, it was easy to associate with Jiu'er.

Thereby allowing the audience to achieve a certain emotional connection.

At the same time.

The young lady also put a lot of effort into the animation; when singing, the big screen behind her would use animation to explain some stories related to Jiu'er.

Adding the two together, plus the empathy talent, it was enough to completely lift the audience's emotions and achieve emotional resonance!

Moreover, so many fans who adored this song in the previous life also hadn't read the original work, and many hadn't even watched the TV series, yet they were deeply shocked after listening to the song.

It was enough to prove that this song, just in terms of the song itself, was extremely excellent!

At this moment.

On stage.

The suona sound continued to play.

The stage lighting had dimmed, and only red light fell on Xu Mingyue.

Under the ghost mask, there seemed to be some emotion in her eyes looking forward; this was her mobilizing her own emotions.

It seemed like a breeze blew by, blowing her hair.

The moment the suona sound stopped, Xu Mingyue's voice rang out:

"The field beside me..."

"The fragrance of jujube flowers at hand..."

"The sorghum is ripe and the sky is red..."

"Jiu'er, I'll send you to the distance..."

The voice was gentle and bright, yet carried a strange sense of weight.

The young lady had watched the TV series "Red Sorghum."

Among them, Jiu'er, played by Zhou Xun, left a very deep impression on her.

She was now substituting herself into the role of Jiu'er.

And on the big screen behind her, the picture also began to switch.

Jiu'er, dressed in red, ran happily in the green sorghum field.

The picture here showed the beautiful yellow land and sorghum field, the beauty of the homeland.

The audience captured the artistic conception of the song.

Under the influence of the empathy talent, they seemed to be in the boundless field.

A wind blew, and the sorghum bent slightly.

"So it's a story from that era."

"Sounds good."

"So beautiful."

"..."

It was strange; tonight the audience had been bombarded by high-rhythm music, their clarity had been completely blown away, but at this moment, in Ruthless the Great's singing, their hearts seemed to have been washed, and they quieted down.

Immediately after.

The second part came, and the piano sound played as accompaniment.