Johannes Brahms' Lullaby vs. Johnson Gao's Lullaby and More
Johnson Gao
Johannes Brahms’ Lullaby vs. Johnson Gao’s Lullaby and More
Johnson Gao
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It is said that the original meaning of the word "Lullaby" is to drive away the devil to steal the soul when a baby is in sleeping. Among many lullabies it is almost unanimously considered that the Johannes Brahms' lullaby, with rhythms in 3/4, is the best. However, the world is in promotion. The lyrics of that lullaby may too much emphasis in religion spirit. Johnson Gao made the new lyrics with playing (exploration), sleeping (nursing the brain), eating (get nutrition for growth) and mother's love. He composed a new lullaby with 2/4 rhythms. The music sheets and a video of Karaoke are attached. I also made other MTVs. The majority of them were composed for Chinese ancient poems. Melodies of 14 pieces of Karaoke were selected and presented below. A bonus Karaoke and music sheet is called the "Strong Wind Song". That poem was written before Christ birthday.
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