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The content discusses the evolution and state of Chinese music over the years, highlighting key songs and artists. It notes the decline of the Chinese music scene, mentioning historical songs and significant events like the creation of "Tomorrow Will Be Better" in 1986, inspired by "We Are The World." The rise of internet singers like Xu Song, Wang Sulong, and Xu Liang is acknowledged, alongside the challenges posed by copyright issues. The text also touches on the impact of noise music, its historical context, and the contributions of figures like Luigi Russolo. It reflects on the idea that creative methods in music and art may have reached their limits, while also mentioning the interesting developments in AI-generated art. Lastly, it suggests exploring the Bilibili Jin Zhi Award for more insights into contemporary knowledge and creativity.

First, declare that it's a proper KTV, a quantity-based one, with all male staff. It's the kind of place where everyone enjoys themselves.

During dinner, I opened the electronic pickled vegetables, 1922--2022, the Chinese music scene.

It starts with the Chinese music scene, what's wrong, it seems to have declined.

The song "Selling Newspapers" was created around the 1930s.

"Let Us Swing Our Oars" in 1955.

1986 was the International Year of Peace. The creators of "Tomorrow Will Be Better" hoped to imitate the model of "We Are The World," where stars sing for charity, to echo the theme of the International Year of Peace. Thus, Luo Dayou, Zhang Aijia, and others co-created this song.

The QQ Music Three Heroes refer to the three singers Xu Song, Wang Sulong, and Xu Liang. Around 2010, they became one of the most popular creative singers among young people on the internet due to their stable high output and unique creative style.

The rise of online singers has impacted professional singers.

Regarding copyright issues, for well-known individuals performing commercially, singing someone else's song generally lasts about three lines; otherwise, they might end up earning nothing that day.

Beyond has some songs that are anti-war and pay tribute to Mandela.
Reference BEYOND's Four Songs Singing for Peace and Love: The Ultimate Meaning of Music is the Happiness of All Humanity

Teresa Teng's status in the music scene can be called the great-grandmother diva or diva great-grandmother; she is truly impressive.

Jay Chou's outrageous songs and average songs both lead the era with diverse styles. It seems impressive, but it actually is impressive.

The Four Heavenly Kings also have quite a few good songs; I won't list them all.

Some creators use Fourier transformation (a great invention) to convert waveform frequency into digital tables, then integrate them into 600 key values through algorithms, and then run data validation. From any 10 numbers out of the 600 values, they analyze style, rhythm, genre, etc., to determine whose song it is, achieving high accuracy, and then expand to more songs. They also analyze the influential charts of each year to find average songs. Songs that deviate from the average are considered outrageous songs. It's uncertain, but if measured, it serves as a reference. Haha.

Another viewpoint is that music, painting, and creative methods have been exhausted; noise music has existed for over a hundred years. Think about it (actually, it's nothing; barbecuing has been happening since ancient times, sparked by lightning causing wildfires, and continues to this day). In painting, various materials and styles exist, and now there's also AI painting.

You can check out the Bilibili Jin Zhi Award; it's quite interesting.
Jin Zhi Award · 2023 Knowledge Zone Year-End Gala

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Noise music (musicofnoise) is composed of noise, with no fixed pitch, and the vibrations of sound are irregular. Noise music is a major expression of the Futurist movement in music. Futurism is an artistic movement that emerged in Italy in the early 20th century, rejecting tradition and advocating new ideas for future art, emphasizing the expression of modern mechanical civilization, initially reflected in painting and later expanded into music.

The main representative of Futurism in music is the Italian inventor, painter, and composer Luigi Rusolo (1885—1947). He strongly advocated incorporating noise into music, categorizing noise into six types:

  1. Roaring, thunder, explosions, crashing, splashing, and roaring sounds;

  2. Whistling, hissing, and jet sounds;

  3. Rustling, bubbling, gurgling, chaotic sounds, and murmuring;

  4. Sharp sounds, howling, rustling, noisy sounds, and scratching sounds;

  5. The sounds of striking metal, wood, and ceramic tiles;

  6. The sounds of animals and humans: shouting, screaming, moaning, crying, laughing, gasping, and sobbing.

He created works like "The Gathering of Automobiles and Airplanes" (1913—1914) using the concept of noise music, but later stopped creating noise music due to the general rejection of this music by society.

During this period, although French composer Edgard Varèse did not create noise music, he used different percussion instruments in some of his works to enrich the timbre, giving his creations potential characteristics of noise music.

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