How to evaluate Tan Weiwei s Give You a Little Color .

Tan said that her "Give Some Color" is a work developed on the basis of the old style, which is her creative idea, and it is inferred that there should be an echo between her newly created lyrics and the old lyrics, and since it is an echo, then the theme and tone are needed. The theme of the third issue of China Star is color, Tan Weiwei.

According to this theme, an environmental protection theme is derived, which is also a personal experience and feeling of her being in the haze capital, and "Give You Some Color".

's song title should be inspired by Cui Jian.

Give you some color".

Based on this theme, she wrote her lyrics, which are simple, just simple questions and questions. Then, according to the lyrics, look for the old lyrics that can be connected. found two old songs, one is Chen Zhongzhong.

The lyrics of "The Sun Garden, the Moon and the Bends are in the Sky": "His eldest uncle and his second uncle are all his uncles, and the high tables and low benches are all wood. The sun and the moon are all in the sky, and men laugh and women cry on the kang.

The man went down, and the woman cooked. The man went down to the plain, the woman cooked, the man planted the seed, and the woman gave birth. The dolls are turning on the original piece by piece, and the dolls are turning on the original piece by piece.

I think that Tan Weiwei's song arrangement idea is quite clear, the theme is also very prominent, and it is a very good work, the folk ** given by Cui Jian.

The comment that it is a model combined with rock ** is not an exaggeration at all. Detached from the work itself, it is not considered to pick the thorns of Tan's lyrics alone, of course, Tan's lyrics can be polished, but I can't praise it enough to be able to complete such a difficult and creative work in such a short time. As her keyboardist Xie Hongfei said:

on rare folk art.

VV at least realized that it also began to do, whether you like it or not, action is always more meaningful than ridicule and criticism."

Chinese star Tan Weiwei "Give you a little color".

Lyrics: Nuwa Niangniang made up the day.

The remaining stone is Huashan.

Birds fly with the sun on their backs.

Fly from the east to the west.

Why did the sky turn gray.

Why is the earth not green.

Why hearts aren't red.

Why did the snow-capped mountains turn black.

Why do rhinos have no horns?

Why do elephants have no teeth.

Why do sharks lose fins?

Why do birds lose their wings?

Yes. The sky and the earth are companions.

The birds revolve around the sun.

Huashan and the Yellow River are companions.

The millet in the field smiled and bent over.

Why there are no oases in the desert.

Why the stars don't twinkle anymore.

Why are the flowers no longer blooming?

Why is the world without color?

Why we know the results.

Why are we still splurging.

We need to stop.

It's time to return a little color to the world.

Yes.

The following is Tan Weiwei's original idea for this song, which can be referred to. <>Recently, many people have listened to me sing "Give You a Little Color" on "China Star", and everyone has begun to discuss the old Huayin dialect, and I have also seen many friends on the Internet asking me how I came up with this idea. I've been exploring some new creative directions, but I didn't initially find a good spot.

Later, I had an idea to do something about Han culture and Central Plains culture. Because in the past few years, I have been doing a lot of combinations with ethnic minorities, and I hope that this time there will be some changes. <>

I have done a lot of ethnic **, Mongolians and Tibetans have tried, and this time I want to do something that is even less well-known to everyone**. The first thing that came to mind was Qin Cavity, I have always liked Qin Cavity, and in my impression, Qin Cavity is a particularly heroic ancient drama with a rock and roll spirit. And this time to participate in "China Star", my group with Mr. Cui Jian has always been preparing with the spirit of rock and roll.

Shaanxi, China, has produced a lot of rock and roll people, so our original idea was to combine rock and roll. Thankfully, after I talked to my brother and my producer, Liu Zhou, he recognized the idea and quickly began to experiment with melody. Later, the band members and band producers Liu Jianing and Feifei recommended me the ** of the old-fashioned singing section in "White Deer Plain".

When I read that material at the time, I couldn't help but stand up, and my heart was boiling. This ** vividly depicts the enthusiasm and agitation of the local people in the present life, a kind of enthusiasm and agitation emanating from the bones, and the heroism from the Loess Plateau. So I made up my mind at that time, this is it.

Actually, there are really some differences between the old cavity and the Qin cavity. Compared with the Qin dialect, the Huayin old dialect is a family drama, which is only sung in one village and combined with shadow puppetry, so the initial spread is not as widespread as the Qin dialect. In terms of performance, the Qin cavity belongs to the board cavity, which is more of a board and a glance, while the old cavity often reflects the characteristics of the song card body and the rap body, and the expression form is more comprehensive.

"Give You a Little Color" is a song sung by Tan Weiwei in the third issue of China Star, which combines Huayin's old style and meteor rock, and Tan Weiwei also won the championship of the game with this song.

Tan Weiwei himself also said that he took a lot of effort to explore how to sing this song well, and he has been looking for a new direction but has not found it. The emperor lived up to her wishes, she suddenly had an idea, she wanted to do something about Han culture and Central Plains culture, so that her songs would have some changes, change in essence, so she made a wonderful performance and won everyone's affirmation and support. For those who haven't heard of it, I also recommend listening to it, it will amaze you.

"Give You a Little Color" Tan Weiwei has not sung in I am a singer, Tan Weiwei is the kicking singer of the sixth issue.

She sang the following tracks in I Am a Singer:

The sixth phase of 2015-02-06 kicking stadium match.

Tan Weiwei (kicking singer) first place in "Lighthouse".

Phase 7 2015-02-13 Regular Qualifying.

Tan Weiwei "Straight to the Point" Fifth Place, Eighth Period, 2015-2-20 Knockout.

Tan Weiwei "Maybe Tomorrow" fifth place.

Phase 9 2015-2-27 Kick Stadium Match.

Tan Weiwei "Kangding Love Song" first place.

Phase 10 2015-3-6 Regular Qualifying.

Tan Weiwei "Old Times" fourth place.

Phase 11 2015-3-13 Knockout round.

Tan Weiwei "Firework" 6th place (elimination) 12th 2015-3-20 Breakout Competition.

Tan Weiwei "Night in Ulaanbaatar" Second place (breakthrough) Battle of the King of Singers2015-3-27

Round 1: Sing.

Tan Weiwei & Cui Jian "Love of Fish and Birds" second place.

The second round of competition "If there is an afterlife".

I haven't sung it in I am a singer, Tan Weiwei has sung it in "China Star".