Mo Li Hua (Jasmine Flower) - Minus one/Instrumental with Lyrics | Chinese Folk Song

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This is a Performance Task video template for Grade 8 Music, Quarter 2: East Asian Vocal Music. Feel free to use it on your MAPEH Classes.

ABOUT THE SONG:
It's a traditional Chinese folk tune that has become one of the most famous and well-loved Chinese folk songs around the world. "Mo Li Hua" actually means "Jasmine Flower" in English, and the song is known for its gorgeous melody and lyrics that paint a picture of the beauty of the jasmine flower.

The song gained popularity in the early 20th century, when it was performed by traveling musicians and played at local events. Its simple and beautiful melody, combined with its meaningful lyrics, made it a hit with audiences, and it soon became a staple of Chinese folk music.

In Chinese culture, jasmine is often seen as a symbol of purity, elegance, and grace, and it's no wonder that this song has become so popular. It's been performed by so many artists and has been used in so many Chinese cultural events, television shows, and movies. The song's popularity has also spread beyond China, and it is now known and loved by people around the world.

Today, it has been adapted into so many different forms and styles, from traditional folk to pop and classical. It's is also a popular choice for school choirs and music competitions.

SOURCE: https://www.themusiciancat.com/2023/02/mo-li-hua-traditional-chinese-song.html