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As the exquisite scroll of GU Hongzhong’s "The Night Revels of HAN Xizai" unfolds, musicians from the China National Traditional Orchestra are set to take you through a thousand years to attend a banquet during the Southern Tang dynasty. With diversified traditional instruments, the artists deliver ...
This is an episode in the TV series "The Legend of Chu Qiao". It describes the character Yan Xun, because of his life experience, from a sunny and kind young man to a tough and ruthless man. ...
Originally a pipa piece titled "Pipa Recital," Trail of the Angels was later adapted into a solo xiao version, making its debut appearance on Chen Yue's album. This version is played with xiao and pipa....
The song was sung by Li Yugang and its tile comes from a famous painting during Song Dynasty. ...
"Night Banquet in Palace of Tang Dynasty" is adapted from the entry "Terracotta figures of the Tang Dynasty" as performed by Zhengzhou Song and Dance Theater. It presents the entire process of having a banquet in the Tang Dynasty (618-907), from early preparations to a performance by a group of fema...
Silence is the waves overwhelming the clouds; the wind tells the story of the big fish. This poetic piece from the Chinese movie “Big Fish and Begonia” is artistically performed with many traditional Chinese instruments, dizi, guzheng, pipa and bawu. This is a version played with xiao by our custome...
The Chrysanthemum Terrace is adapted from the song of the same name by Jay Chou. The song has a beautiful melody and flowing style, combining the modern characteristics of pop music with the traditional ones. The dialogue and interplay between erhu and cello create the piece's unique style....
"Pipa Xing" is a Tang Dynasty poem composed in 816 by the Chinese poet Bai Juyi, one of the greatest poets in Chinese history.The poem contains a description of a pipa performance during a chance encounter with a performer on the Yangtze River....
Nirvana In Fire has many great songs. One of them is “Faded Beauty”....
Carrying You (君をのせて, Kimi wo Nosete) is the ending theme song used in Castle in the Sky....
