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The Heritage of Xinguo Folk Song from Hakka Folk Music Culture

Kang Hong

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This paper discusses the music feature of Sing the Folk Song in the Mountain, which is typical in Gannan music culture. It also explains some of the vocal sounds, and finds the heritage of the Hakka folk music.

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This paper discusses the music feature of Sing the Folk Song in the Mountain, which is typical in Gannan music culture. It also explains some of the vocal sounds, and finds the heritage of the Hakka folk music.

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This paper discusses the music feature of Sing the Folk Song in the Mountain, which is typical in Gannan music culture. It also explains some of the vocal sounds, and finds the heritage of the Hakka folk music.

Key concepts: Folk song, Folk music, Art, Folk culture, Cultural heritage, Visual arts, Literature, History

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