Hong Qi

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Character experience

Music creation began in 1992.

In 1993, he first appeared on the stage and participated in the rock concert held in Xi'an Institute of foreign languages.

In 1997, the recorded music work "red snow lotus" was not released, but it was very popular in Xinjiang.

In 1999, he participated in the recording of "poems and songs in the industrial age".

In March 2001, a concert was held in Urumqi people's theater. In October of the same year, the "New Folk Song Movement" was launched.

In 2005, she recorded and released her first record "red snow lotus" and was nominated as "best ballad artist" by Chinese music media the following year.

On March 14, 2006, Hong Qi held a small concert "in memory of Wang Luobin - ballads of the past" in Beijing. The Beijing Evening News, Jinghua times, China Newsweek, sina.com and other media gave large or continuous reports. The theme activities in memory of Wang Luobin also continue to this day.

On March 18, 2006, at the invitation of Guancheng district government of Dongguan, Guangdong Province, Hong Qi held "the road of returning home with poems and songs - Hong Qi's concert" in Dongguan.

In 2007, he cooperated with the star record and released the album "Ali Mujiang, where are you? 》Southern Metropolis Daily was one of the records of 2007. The next year, he was shortlisted for the best ballad artist of Chinese Music Media Award.

In 2009, he cooperated with the modern sky fig brand and released the record "nine trees". The next year, he was shortlisted for the third time by Chinese music media for the nomination of "best folk artist".

At the beginning of 2011, Hong Qi's selected works (1992-2011) was released, followed by whose sheep.

On May 1, 2012, Hong Qi's concert was successfully held in the people's theater of Urumqi, Xinjiang.

In March 2013, as a guest speaker, he talked about the wandering sheep in song.

In July 2013, he released his fifth album, the heart in the dark.

Music Album

Social evaluation

Hong Qi's music creation has the brand of Xinjiang, but he does not stick to Xinjiang elements, does not evade modern civilization, but also faces the world culture, uses modern elements, and creates his own style in the inheritance. His songs, together with Xinjiang traditional music, enrich Xinjiang music resources. Comments on Jin Zhaojun

Hongqi's songs are popular among cultural people, young people and coachmen. They don't have too complicated melody and don't need special skills. Just like the wind in Xinjiang, they don't know when to blow, when to stop and which direction to blow. But they always follow you. They are so comfortable and healthy cultural forces. He, his songs and the Xinjiang he conveys are expectable. It is a close Xinjiang, a free Xinjiang, a united and harmonious Xinjiang, and a Xinjiang of mutual learning and appreciation. Comments on Han ziyong

Wang Luobin, Lei Zhenbang, Daolang (Luolin) and Hong Qi have all made great achievements, but their works are no longer facing the people of Xinjiang, but facing the wider Chinese people. Comments on Li Wan

Hong Qi is a pure prairie man. He is wild and unrestrained. In his contacts with him, he can see the original nature of his body, which is also what folk songs have. He is also a grateful person. His ideas are quite unified with his music, and his music has a lot of connotations. Comments on Qi and Qin Dynasties

Hong Qi's songs, with poetic language and simple and clean music, construct "the rare beauty and purity of Chinese pop music", just like a clear stream of the noisy world. He is considered to be one of the "singers" in Xinjiang. His music is closely related to Xinjiang. His material and mood are often Xinjiang, but they are also expanded and changed, facing the general public. Comments on Xiaoxiang Morning Post

Hongqi is a pure prairie people. His song is wild and unrestrained. His idea is quite unified with his music. Such music connotation can only be found in Hongqi's song. Comments on Qi and Qin Dynasties

Works introduction

Ali Mujiang, where are you? 》

One day in 1992, I was waiting for a bus at the bus stop on Northwest Road in Urumqi. Looking up, I found a striking message on the bus stop sign, which read "Ali Mu River, where are you?" On the side is a copy of a beautiful and lovely Uyghur boy's photo. It can be seen that the content was written by the child's father. It is full of grief and eagerness to find a child. After a period of time, I saw this revelation on many station signs in the city. I can't help but imagine the father's busy and tired figure. How anxious he is. His night must be long and sad. I think this is something that must be written. Soon, I wrote a song called "Ali Mu Jiang, where are you? 》I think that if I put this poem on the music and sing it in the streets, then everyone will know about the loss of arimu river.

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Saussurea involucrata

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"Red snow lotus" is a traditional Scottish folk song that has been popular in Europe and America in dozens of versions. Hong Qi adapted from one of the versions called "Dutch lowlands". Tana Lawton, an Australian folk singer who sang this song, was born in the suburb of Adelaide in 1944 and grew up in a musician family. She likes to draw on her notebook. She is a singer with musical talent. Unfortunately, 1 She died in a plane crash in 968 when she was 24 years old. Tenna Lawton has never published an album in her life, only a few single songs are popular in later generations, and gradually have an impact.

Hong Qi was fascinated by her voice and melody when she overheard the song in 1992. He was grateful to this exotic singer for providing him with a broad and profound musical background to recreate the musical image of "red snow lotus".

In recent years, the song has been covered by dozens of singers.

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I am a stray bird

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This is a song similar to autobiography.

Song over the city in 2001

This song was written early. In 2001, I was in Urumqi, sitting on a minibus, watching migrant workers playing flute on a high construction site. It was a very cold season. January or February in Urumqi, I forgot, but there were minus 17 or 8 degrees. I look at the migrant workers playing the flute and think about my future. At that time, there was no future, the whole state of mind was chaotic, at a loss. Of course, there is still no future, just a lot of determination.

The way home

"The way back home" is a poem written by poet Beiye. It is a poem describing yearning for pure life: "please allow me to go with you and cry in the moonlight of your childhood." Hong Qi wrote this song very beautiful, warm with some sad melody, enough to move anyone who takes other people's hometown as his hometown.

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