Cmaj7 | Guoping Jia - The Pine-Soughing Valleys, concerto for sheng and zheng (2014) @Cmaj7 | Uploaded May 2022 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Composer: Guoping Jia (贾国平 Jiǎ Guópíng) (1963 –)
Performers: unknown
0:00 1 - Incisive mount-peaks
2:23 2 - Roaring waterfall
4:25 3 - Floating mists
6:14 4 - Bursting flow
8:22 5 - Lushing pines
Chinese Title: 万壑松风
Score doesn't seem to match performance at times.
Score available here: sikorski.de/475/de/0/a/0/orchesterwerke/1041337_index.html
Recording from here: jiaguoping.com/index.php/works
Each traditional Chinese musical instrument has a century-old history, a poetic message and exhibits a musical tradition with numerous classical works of Chinese music. As a composer, I ask myself: how can I create something new on this basis? How can I lend new forms of expression and a new aesthetic to these instruments, which already have such a profound and poetic background? These questions were always the points of departure for me whilst writing new compositions. In my works, the traditional Chinese instruments no longer have the handed-down role of melodic song; rather, with the most varied sounds and tones, they form completely new sound constellations and musical material that can be used in many ways. This material is expanded and developed during the course of the composition in order to determine the overall sound effect with different constellations and transformations, thus lending new and gripping forms of expression to the traditional instruments.
-Guoping Jia
How I make my videos: github.com/CMajSeven/WorkflowTemplate
Program I develop for this channel: github.com/edwardx999/ScoreProcessor
Composer: Guoping Jia (贾国平 Jiǎ Guópíng) (1963 –)
Performers: unknown
0:00 1 - Incisive mount-peaks
2:23 2 - Roaring waterfall
4:25 3 - Floating mists
6:14 4 - Bursting flow
8:22 5 - Lushing pines
Chinese Title: 万壑松风
Score doesn't seem to match performance at times.
Score available here: sikorski.de/475/de/0/a/0/orchesterwerke/1041337_index.html
Recording from here: jiaguoping.com/index.php/works
Each traditional Chinese musical instrument has a century-old history, a poetic message and exhibits a musical tradition with numerous classical works of Chinese music. As a composer, I ask myself: how can I create something new on this basis? How can I lend new forms of expression and a new aesthetic to these instruments, which already have such a profound and poetic background? These questions were always the points of departure for me whilst writing new compositions. In my works, the traditional Chinese instruments no longer have the handed-down role of melodic song; rather, with the most varied sounds and tones, they form completely new sound constellations and musical material that can be used in many ways. This material is expanded and developed during the course of the composition in order to determine the overall sound effect with different constellations and transformations, thus lending new and gripping forms of expression to the traditional instruments.
-Guoping Jia
How I make my videos: github.com/CMajSeven/WorkflowTemplate
Program I develop for this channel: github.com/edwardx999/ScoreProcessor
