Introduction to Cantonese songs/ "Just seeing "Leaves Falling on the Glacier" is enough to evoke a picture, a lone leaf falling on a glacier, a song that seems desperate but is also very poetic."

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"I am not afraid of the cold even in the cold"

Winger – Leaves Falling on the Glacier
Composer: Feng Yingqi
Lyricist: Chow Yiu Fai
Edited by: CMgroovy
Supervisor: CMgroovy/Feng Yingqi
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First of all, congratulations to Joe Winger for achieving excellent results in the 2021 music awards ceremony. At the same time, the album "Dark Light Of The Soul" was released, which contained the only new song "Leaves Falling on the Glacier". Just seeing the song "Leaves Falling on the Glacier" is enough to evoke a vivid picture: a lone leaf falling onto the glacier. It is a song that seems desperate but is also very poetic.
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The team of "Leaves Fall on the Iceberg" is still Feng Yingqi, Zhou Yaohui and CMgroovy. The biggest breakthrough of "Leaves Fall on the Iceberg" is Joe Winger's voice. Her singing style and voice are very different. It is a voice that has not been heard in the past ten years. This voice has experience and hope, and the singing is more open-minded. It may be the most "un-Yong'er" work. The chorus is powerful, but Winger doesn't sing it with all her might, instead she uses a quiet and gentle voice to convey her emotions. "For the Northern Lights" and "Watching on the way", the middle notes are all passed lightly. Even when you are in the saddest time, you don't have to force yourself to get through it. Just like the way of singing in a song, you can use a light-hearted approach to get through the difficult times. When the song reached the end and the full band came on stage, Joey Yung did not even sing, which was a great expression of emotion. Or sometimes the singing style is simply arranged to increase the intensity (like in "No Fate"), but it also has to match the lyrics. In the face of hope and miracles, just sing in the most gentle way.
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The arrangement of "Leaves Falling on the Glacier" is equally wonderful. First of all, I would like to mention the interlude arrangement, which is like a girl dancing on a glacier. The varying beats are very powerful (the editor can no longer distinguish the instruments used, and really wants to ask the arranger CMgroovy). However, one thing that needs to be mentioned is the drum sound. The drum beats in the first section are relatively weak, as if they were played with an electric drum; the drum sound in the latter section becomes more and more dense, also bringing power. The electric guitar in the latter part is very refreshing, giving me an image of seeing the sun rising. The arrangement of the whole song expresses the scene of "Leaves Falling on the Glacier" in a very layered way, even the leaves falling on the glacier are dancing in the glacier.
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The last thing I want to talk about is Zhou Yaohui’s writing. Thank you Yaohui for teaching us how to be well even when we are on a glacier. The song begins with "I stand up at the North Pole"; even if "there are no miracles in the world, but life is a miracle", that kind of magnanimity is the magnanimity and character I have seen again after Lin Xi. Even if your heart is gradually eroded, you must guard the unbroken part of your heart. This means you must "learn to become gradually crystal clear" so that you can see things clearly. The latter part of the song more poetically turns "snowflakes" into "osmanthus", making a great contrast between "mid-air" and "canyon". The osmanthus blooming in the canyon is a miracle of life. "The blood is still hot and will not freeze." As long as you are not going to die, you must believe in miracles.
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"Leaves Falling on the Glacier" is an unfinished story. The flowers fall into the ditch, swim across the sea of ​​thorns, and then fall into the glacier after drowning. Or it may seem hopeless, but as long as you are passionate there will be the next page of the story.
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