Analysis of the Artistic Expression in The Pop Music Hua Tian Cuo

Jia Wang

doi:10.54097/wbww9v76

Authors

Jia Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/wbww9v76

Keywords:

Chinese, Pop Music, R&B, Artistic Expression.

Abstract

100 years ago the school music song was born. Chinese people quoted foreign tunes and added Chinese lyrics to sing them. 100 years later a large number of Chinese singers sang Chinese songs in European and American styles. This paper centers on the study of Wang Leehom's song Hua Tian Cuo, mainly exploring the artistic expression of Chinese style in his song.

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