Teaching “Leibo Yi” Traditional Ethnic Folk Songs in China
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The Leibo Yi language has some differences in different regions. However, the prominent language features are the same as the Yi language, "there are few vowels, mainly including tense vowels, throat vowels, relaxed vowels, singing. During the period, it is necessary to achieve a degree of relaxation; there are many consonants, mainly voiced and unvoiced, and these consonants generally distinguish between aspirated and unaspirated." This academic article presented the teaching of "Leibo Yi," a traditional ethnic folk song in China.
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