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Walking with Love

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Word count
2.1K words
Chapters
57
ISBN
9787552308228

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Summary

The award-winning works collection from the campus original song solicitation and selection event of the 2015 Shanghai Spring International Music Festival. It is divided into three parts—solo, duet/ensemble, and chorus—with 22 songs in total, published in both numbered musical notation and staff notation to facilitate use by readers nationwide. The e-book does not currently provide audio/video links; please purchase the print edition if needed.

Editor's review

"Walking with Love" is not a traditional music textbook or a mere collection of scores; it is more like a cultural record of the times meticulously planned by the Shanghai Musicians Association. Centered on the core idea of "love," the book gathers outstanding vocal works that have circulated widely in recent years and that reflect social positivity and genuine human feeling. As the most authoritative and representative professional music organization in Shanghai, the Shanghai Musicians Association has applied selection criteria that combine rigorous artistry with broad popular appeal. The pieces included not only have beautiful, singable melodies but also emphasize themes such as great love, dedication, unity, and hope in their lyrics, elevating the book beyond a simple collection of musical works into a sound archive carrying collective emotion and the spirit of the era. For music lovers, the book offers an authoritative reference to full, standard scores; for singing groups or music educators, it is a rare and thematically focused high-quality repertoire. Its deeper value lies in the way it systematically sorts and preserves, through music, the social emotional resonance of a particular period, giving it a degree of documentary significance. Reading (or using) this book is not only about learning music but also about revisiting shared emotional memories through melody and feeling the power of art to bring people together.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Various choirs and vocal groups looking for repertoire suitable for performance and conveying positive energy
  • Music teachers or activity organizers in schools, communities, and similar institutions, for thematic music teaching or events
  • Vocal music enthusiasts who wish to systematically learn or sing a collection of classic mainstream songs with beautiful melodies and sincere emotion
  • Researchers or general readers interested in the relationship between social culture, the spirit of the era, and artistic expression

Not a good fit for

  • Readers seeking highly personalized, experimental, or niche avant-garde musical works
  • Pure vocal technique learners hoping for detailed explanations of vocal technique and music theory

Reading tips

  1. Begin by browsing the table of contents and choosing songs by familiar titles or themes of interest for practice singing or appreciation
  2. Understanding the lyrics in light of the songs' creative background or related major social events can deepen one's appreciation of the works' emotion
  3. Suitable as a book for group activities; organize small appreciation sessions or rehearsals to experience the meaning of "walking together" through singing in unison

About the publisher

Shanghai Music Publishing House China · Founded in 1956

Shanghai Music Publishing House focuses on music and dance books and textbooks, with a brand identity built around piano literature and music classics. Its catalogue of about 592 titles includes categories such as film and television and theory. Representative works include the Norton series on music history by period—Twentieth-Century Music, Romantic Music, Classical Music and Baroque Music—as well as Feinberg on the Art of Piano Playing, A History of European Music and Beethoven's Symphonies: An Artistic Vision. Its contributors include authors and scholars such as Philip Downs, Leon Plantinga, Robert Morgan and Richard Hoppin, along with translators and scholars Liu Danni, Chen Hongduo, Gan Fangmeng and Liang Qing. The press emphasizes translations of Western music scholarship while also supporting Chinese-language writing on music history and theory, giving its list a core strength in period histories, style histories and performance art; public information on other areas is limited.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 编委会名单
  3. 序
  4. 简谱版
  5. 独唱歌曲
  6. 1.再见,朋友
  7. 2.四季唱起来
  8. 3.梦想
  9. 4.校园的清晨
  10. 5.音乐青春志
  11. 6.炫起来
  12. 7.一切都会变好
  13. 8.远方的爸妈你们好吗
  14. 9.天边的梦想
  15. 10.大声歌唱
  16. 重唱歌曲
  17. 11.会飞的花(童声重唱或小组唱)
  18. 12.青青向日葵
  19. 合唱歌曲
  20. 13.与爱同行
  21. 14.与爱同行(混声合唱)
  22. 15.星光灿烂
  23. 16.一群群小燕
  24. 17.感谢老师
  25. 18.乘着梦的翅膀
  26. 19.蒲公英
  27. 20.金色的童年
  28. 21.月弯弯月圆圆(童声无伴奏合唱)
  29. 22.与世界同欢(童声合唱)
  30. 23.你好,百灵鸟
  31. 五线谱版
  32. 独唱歌曲
  33. 1.再见,朋友
  34. 2.四季唱起来
  35. 3.梦想
  36. 4.校园的清晨
  37. 5.音乐青春志
  38. 6.炫起来
  39. 7.一切都会变好
  40. 8.远方的爸妈你们好吗
  41. 9.天边的梦想
  42. 10.大声歌唱
  43. 重唱歌曲
  44. 11.会飞的花(童声重唱或小组唱)
  45. 12.青青向日葵
  46. 合唱歌曲
  47. 13.与爱同行
  48. 14.与爱同行(二声部合唱)
  49. 15.星光灿烂
  50. 16.一群群小燕
  51. 17.感谢老师
  52. 18.乘着梦的翅膀
  53. 19.蒲公英
  54. 20.金色的童年
  55. 21.月弯弯月圆圆(童声无伴奏合唱)
  56. 22.与世界同欢(童声合唱)
  57. 23.你好,百灵鸟

FAQ

What styles are the songs in this book?
The songs collected here are mainly lyrical, easily singable original or adapted songs, leaning toward a mainstream, expansive, and warm style. They are chiefly vocal works performable in bel canto, folk, or pop styles, with themes focused on love, dedication, and attachment to home and country.
Do I need a strong musical foundation to use this book?
No. The book presents complete song scores (including piano accompaniment), suitable for singers of different levels. Professional singers can use it as a reference for performance repertoire, while amateurs can choose simpler melodies for sight-singing or personal enjoyment.
How is this book different from an ordinary songbook?
The biggest difference lies in its authoritative selection background and clear thematic focus. Compiled by the Shanghai Musicians Association, it ensures the artistic quality and social value of the works. It is not a simple compilation of songs but a systematic selection centered on the core theme of "Walking with Love," with emotional and ideological coherence.

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The Shanghai Musicians Association is a professional music society based in Shanghai. Two works are attributed to it in this catalog: National Spirit: Guzheng Commissioned Works from the 35th Shanghai Spring International Music Festival and Walking with Love, both related to music creation and performance practice. The former centers on guzheng works commissioned for the Shanghai Spring International Music Festival, presenting new arrangements and compositions for a traditional Chinese instrument on the contemporary stage; the latter, judging by its title, likewise takes music and emotional expression as its thread. Because public information is limited, its founding date, organizational structure and specific functions cannot be confirmed. The existing works nonetheless suggest that the association plays an organizing and liaison role in promoting the creation of Chinese music and in building platforms for publishing and disseminating new works. Its common catalog category is film and television, which may relate to music video and stage projects it has been involved in.

The Shanghai Science and Art Education Center is an institution under the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, responsible for organizing and guiding science and art education activities for young people across the city. Drawing on Shanghai's educational resources, it carries out science popularization and artistic practice for primary and secondary school students, promoting the connection and spread of science and art education both in and out of school. The library holds one work by the center, With Love, We Walk Together, classified under film and television. Public information is limited; its writing and editorial direction centers on organizing and presenting youth science and art education activities, with works that mainly serve educational practice and activity promotion, staying close to young people's growth and campus life, emphasizing practicality and educational value, and exerting a certain influence in related activities.

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