The Hugo Masters, Volume 3: Wind Instruments
On this CD:
1.
Journey to Suzhou
Composed by
Chinese Traditional
2.
Fisherman Song
Composed by
Tieming Yan
3.
San wu qi
Composed by
Songting Zhao
4.
A Spray of Flower (from Liu-Zi Opera of Shangdong Province)
Composed by
Chinese Traditional
5.
Song of Green River, for bili & chinese orchestra
Composed by
Tian Chi Wu
6.
Autumn Meditation at Dressing Desk
Composed by
Ciwen Du
7.
Three Variations on the Plum Blossom
Composed by
Chinese Traditional
8.
Morning in Miao Mountain
Composed by
Chengren Bai
9.
Beating Down The Date, for suona, koushao, and kaxi
Composed by
Chinese Traditional
10.
Phoenix, at the Lakeshore, for hulusi & chinese orchestra
Composed by
Ying Liu
11.
Love song of mountain village
Composed by
Chenglong Zhou
12.
Herdsman Song
Composed by
Guangyi Jian, Zhiwei Wang
13.
A Rank-Seven Official (from Henan Opera)
Composed by
Chinese Traditional
14.
The Idle Song Thrush
Composed by
Yingshi Chen
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The Hugo Masters, Volume 3: Wind Instruments
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The Hugo Masters, Volume 3: Wind Instruments
Manufacturer: Celestial Harmonies ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000007WX Release Date: 1992-11-03 |
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Album Description
Chinese classical music is a much larger field than Western classical music. It covers a huge geographical area as well as a time frame of thousands of years. Although some of China's musical instruments have changed very little in hundreds or thousands of years, others were adapted to Western standards under the influence of Russian musicians during the middle of this century. In some cases, frets were added to non-chromatic instruments and tonalities standardized. The liner notes of The Hugo Masters: An Anthology of Chinese Classical Music contain extensive documentation of the various instruments used in Chinese solo and orchestral music, with descriptions of their history and modifications, as well as an essay to help Western listeners understand the background of Chinese classical music.The instruments fall into four categories, each constituting a separate compact disk:
Volume One: Bowed Strings
Volume Two: Plucked Strings
Volume Three: Woodwinds
Volume Four: Percussion
These disks are available individually or as a collector's series in a beautifully designed silk boxed set.
The music itself is highly varied and richly emotional. The music paints pictures of China's people, their culture and homeland, and their dreams and their despair. The Hugo Masters: An Anthology of Chinese Classical Music is a joint effort of the Hugo and Celestial Harmonies labels to bring this definitive anthology to listeners worldwide. This is the first time these recordings have become available to audiences outside of Hong Kong. For listeners unfamiliar with Chinese classical music, these works are a powerful and emotional awakening.
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