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Chinese Music: Chinese music CD, Chinese Song, Chinese Folk Song, Chinese music instrument including Erhu (Er Hu), Dizi (Di zi), bamboo flute, Sheng, Pipa (Pi pa). Chinese Music: Chinese music CD, Chinese Song, Chinese Folk Song, Chinese music instrument including Erhu (Er Hu), Dizi (Di zi), bamboo flute, Sheng, Pipa (Pi pa). Chinese Music: Chinese music CD, Chinese Song, Chinese Folk Song, Chinese music instrument including Erhu (Er Hu), Dizi (Di zi), bamboo flute, Sheng, Pipa (Pi pa). Chinese Music: Chinese music CD, Chinese Song, Chinese Folk Song, Chinese music instrument including Erhu (Er Hu), Dizi (Di zi), bamboo flute, Sheng, Pipa (Pi pa).

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MUSIC

Er Hu and Di Zi
Type: CD [1 Disc]
Product #: MA-53-0006
ISBN: CN-E27-03-431-00/A.J6 ISBN: CNE270343100/A.J6
Musician: Yu WenCheng, etc.
Sample Clip: Autumn-moon-on-a-placid-lake (153k)
Producer: AnHui WenHua YinXiang ChuBanShe
List price: ~~$9.00~~
Our Price: $8.80

DESCRIPTION/Track Listings:

Singing About the Beautiful Legend of China.

Autumn Moon on a Waveless Lake -Flute
Composed by Lu Wencheng
The song is lively and mellifluous. It is a famous piece of Guangdong local music. The music proceed in the slow-flowing rhythm and it exhibits the tranquility of mind under the bright moonlight. The music is extraordinary as it is played with the low-pitching dizi.

Three Variations of Plum Flowers -Flute
It depicts the scene of plum flowers standing lovely in the snow and swaying gently in the wind. It also praised the people with high ideals and lofty character.

Shepherd Girl -Er Hu
Composed by Gao Yuande
This melody is rich in the flavour of the Kazak nationality. It outlines the blue sky and white clouds as well as the herd of cattle and sheep. The shepherd girl herds in the graceful grassland.

Song of the Horse-head Fiddle -Er Hu
Arranged by Xia Zhongtang
The Horse-head Fiddle is an ancient bowed string instrument of the Mongolians. It gets its name from the horse carving along its neck. It has beautiful and deep timbre. The theme of this piece is from one is lento. The second section has lively and merry mood. Free rein has given to the cadenza to express the joyous sentiments. The fourth section is the repetition of the first one.

WuBangZi -Flute
Arranged by Feng Zicun
Wubangzi is a northern Chinese dezi song with a very extensive popularity. It owns its origin to local opera music of Hubei province. After the rhythmic modification, it becomes a high-pitching and resonant dezi song which is rich in the northern character.

Golden Fliers on the Window -Er Hu
Mongolian folk music
The golden flies on the window are a rare sight and are dear to the Mongolian people, who regard them as an auspicious symbol. The melody of this piece is beautiful and smooth. The piece is also known as ?onderful Sound from Outside the Window?

Celebrating Harvest -Flute
Composed by Li Datong
The song is created basing on a Xinjiang folk song. It describes the spectacular landscape of the Pamirs and the fervent atmosphere of celebrating harvest.

The Flying Partridge -Flute
Performed by Zhang Jiliang
The song was composed based on a poem by Li Bai, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty (618-907). It portrays the scenery that partridges are always flying around the palace wall. In the song, the contrast of tempo emphasizes the dreary and desolate atmosphere and makes it more exquisite and lingering. Graduated from the China Conservatory of Music in 1982, Zhang Jiliang studied under professors Feng Zicun, Liu Guanyue and Zhao Songting. He has toured abroad for many times and received great acclaim. Zhang is an expert of changxiao (vertical bamboo-flute), chiba, xun, bawu and other wind instruments of China.

Reflection of the Moon on the Erquan Spring -Er Hu
Composed by Hua Yanjun
Performed by Wang Guotong
This piece of music expresses the composer? miserable life by portraying the scenery of the moonlight by a stream. Proessor Wang Guotong is a renowned composer and erhu instrumentalist. He is very exquisite and skilful in playing erhu and his performance is always moving and attractive.

Spring of YanBian -Flute
Folk song of the Korean nationality
This song is the very representative music of the minority people in China. The music fully demonstrates the folk custom of the Korean people who are good at dancing and singing and exhibits their praises for happy life.

Listening to the Pines -Er Hu
Composed by Hua Yanjun
Performed by Tian Zaili
The introductory section of the music is dynamic, just like the sough of the wind in the pines. The first and the third sections are symmetrical connected and the second section shifts from slow to fast and turns from weak to strong. As the rhythm is lilting and full of changes, the four sections of the song are linked up easily and evenly. Besides, the super craftsmanship of the performer makes the music freely expressive. The audience will be touched by the music of depicting the firm pines, which symbolize the unyielding character of the righteous composer. Erhu soloist, Tian Zaili is a lecturer of the Central Conservatory of Music, China. He was honoured the Bronze Award of the Beijing Television folk music competition. He has visited Britain and Hong Kong for performances and received great acclaim.

Nocturne -Er Hu
Composed by Liu Tianhua
Performed by Jiang Yifeng
It is originally known as Song of New Year? Eve. The composer wrote this song while he was celebrating with hes friends at the New Year? Eve. Its melody is fresh and light that portrays the hope for a brighter tomorrow. Jiang Yifeng, son of the erhu master, Jiang Fengzhi, studied erhu under his father? guidance since childhood. Jiang inherits the deep, delicate, classic and carefree style of his father. He has toured to Russia, Hungary, Romania, Mongolia, Burma and the United States for performances.

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Er Hu and Di Zi

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