Go home with singing, Oyunge's new song "Hometown"

As

a well-known legendary mezzo-soprano in China, the legend of Oyunge Riyue is not only reflected in her unique life experience, but her highly ceremonial voice is itself a legend: strong and mellow as wine, vast and vast as poetry.

There are stories in Oyunge's song. Even at a vigorous large-scale party, her unique voice is extremely recognizable, can hold down the venue, and can attract the audience's ears. The song that seems to come from the depths of the earth carries strong vitality, natural magnetic field and magic power. It is broad, generous, solemn, affectionate, and has the unique compassion of women, making people intoxicated and have a long aftertaste.

Legend

has it that when Oyunge Riyue was singing on stage, the famous storytelling artist Liu Lanfang was stunned by the side of the stage. She turned around and asked the leader of China Opera and Dance Theater: "Is this a singer from your station?" The leader proudly said "Yes!" Liu Lanfang stretched out her thumb: "Awesome! It's so awesome!"

Oyunge Riyue has collaborated on songs with lyricist Yabin several times. Yabin's poetry styles are rich and varied, and even very different, but every time Oyunge's daily music can be controlled easily and freely, like a bird riding the clouds. It is free, light and ethereal. The wide range allows her to glide freely in various sound zones., without obstacles, it is reminiscent of beautiful and flexible water ballet.

The newly released new song "Hometown" is actually not simply nostalgia, nor is it a narrow "hometown" in a personal sense. It is the hometown of everyone's spirit and the source of life.

Who doesn't cherish a hometown in their hearts? There, every grass has life, and every drop of dew has spirituality; there, life and death coexist, and love and hate depend on each other; there, kind ancestors are buried, and the call of a loving mother is echoed... Hometown, is a rich and complex word, waiting for wanderers. In addition to these, there are also unspeakable feelings, not only "the mountains, the water, the returning geese, the smoke from the stove in the month of that year"!

Today, on this crazily rotating planet, speed and impetuosity have changed everything and destroyed ancient and simple homes. Villages are falling and disappearing, and reinforced concrete jungles are rapidly rising, so that people have to call for "retaining nostalgia". But in fact, why should nostalgia be retained? It lingers in everyone's heart and in this long-lasting song "Hometown".

"Silently speechless, full of water"-the two sentences at the end seem indifferent and casual, but they are ethereal and distant, lifting the weight as if they are light, poetically expressing the unspeakable longing and nostalgia.

Let us pass out drunk again in the song of Oyunge Day Music, and ride the wings of the breeze to return to the hometown we have been thinking about day and night, find what has been lost, and welcome what will come!