Whip urges horses to carry grain, a flute solo written by Wei Xianzhong in June 1969. This song is based on the northeast folk music style and is one of the representative works of the new flute.

The music is warm and lively, and with vivid and simple musical language, it describes the scene that farmers drive carts full of grain after harvest and happily sell agricultural grain to the country. Horseshoe slaps, wheels sing, happy farmers spur horses and spread the joy of harvest on the grain-carrying path.

Lyrics/appreciation

Flute solo "Flogging Horses to Carry Grain Busy" was composed by Wei Xianzhong in the early 1970s. With vivid and simple musical language, it describes the scene of farmers driving carts full of grain after harvest and happily selling public grain to the country. The structure is ABA triplet with primers.

The music image introduced is very vivid. The accompaniment band played a fast and powerful Mercedes-Benz sound pattern, and the flute played a long sound with vibrato. Then, with the clever combination of the next calendar sound and the pause sound, the grain convoy was rushed back and forth at once, and the farmers shouted for horses in front of the audience.

The first paragraph is Allegro. The four sentences are warm and cheerful, and the short sentences echoed by the answers are lively. After a sudden deceleration, it became a contrasting middle part. The middle part is stretched and full of singing theme melody, full of happy emotions, expressing the villagers' joy and pride. The rhythm of flowers in this theme adds optimism and humor to music.