Looking for suitable Chinese New Year songs to play on the piano? Check out the following transcriptions for your students Lunar New Year piano recital. The songs chosen are evergreen and frequently used and performed for Chinese New Year to welcome spring and also greetings of prosperity. Descriptions or translations of the songs are provided below so that you can share the true meaning of the songs with your students.

大地回春 [Da Di Hui Chun] Music Video

Above is the soundtrack for 大地回春 [Da Di Hui Chun]. This tune is all about welcoming the spring season. Most parts of the lyrics describe the blossoming of flowers, the return of greenery, sparrows returning to build nests, the dancing of butterflies, bees pollinating and lovers walking together. All these are imageries seen during Chinese New Year.

大地回春 [Da Di Hui Chun] Piano Sheet Info

  • Sheet music for piano solo of 大地回春 [Da Di Hui Chun] in PDF format.
  • It consists of 2 pages. In the key of C Major.
  • Right hand part comprise of two octaves and left hand part in one octave.
  • In 4/4 time signature.
  • Chordal accompaniment.
  • Contains finger number and dynamic marks.
  • Suitable for Chinese New Year/Lunar New Year recital/performance.
  • Suitable for A4 print or read on tablet.

大地回春 [Da Di Hui Chun] Sheet Preview

piano sheet sample of the first eight bars of 大地回春 [Da Di Hui Chun] for piano solo

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恭喜恭喜 [Gong Xi Gong Xi] Music Video

Above is the soundtrack for 恭喜恭喜 [Gong Xi Gong Xi]. It's a song about the common greeting 'gong xi gong xi' for Chinese New Year. It literally means congratulations and also used in other settings like weddings and other events that are celebratory. The lyrics describes that every lane big and small filled with people saying the phrase 'gong xi gong xi'. The second verse also describes the end of winter which is very welcomed news that the warm spring wind is here, blowing across the land. The song also describes the melting of ice, the appearance of plum flowers etc. The verses towards the end also describes overcoming challenges and the anticipation of good news. This song is frankly quite bittersweet if you know more about the origins of this song here. But no worries that this song is commonly accepted to be performed during Chinese New Year.

恭喜恭喜 [Gong Xi Gong Xi] Piano Sheet Info

  • For intermediate beginner piano solo
  • 1 page
  • PDF file for print and digital use
  • Set in C minor with accidentals indicated.
  • 4/4 time signature
  • Number fingering, dynamic marks and phrase marks indicated.
  • Chordal accompaniment.
  • Suitable for Chinese New Year/Lunar New Year recital/performance.
  • Suitable for A4 print or read on tablet.

恭喜恭喜 [Gong Xi Gong Xi] Piano Sheet Preview

piano sheet sample of gong xi gong xi, a popular Chinese New Year tune

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    恭喜恭喜 [Gong Xi Gong Xi] Piano Solo

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Cherylyn is a general music teacher for KS1 and KS2 at a Malaysian international school. She writes articles related to music teacher development which includes productivity tips and professional development. She also has interests in music arrangement and production as well. View all posts by Cherylyn