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[Rel] China: Time to Listen, World-Traditional Chinese

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Posted: 26-11-2004, 02:10 (post 1, #325669)

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China: Time to Listen [3 CD-Box]
Release Date: Apr 28, 1998
Label: Ellipsis Arts
Time: 175:48
Genre: World-Traditional Chinese

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1 The Mountain Village Peddler - Tong, Shan Wen 3:47
2 Ode to the Autumn Wind - Huaxia Chamber Ensemble 4:12
3 Singing on the Fisher Boats at Dusk - Jing, Pan Ensemble 6:01
4 The Rain Falls on the Leaves of the Banana Tree - Lily Yuan 3:20
5 Thunder Ends the Dry Season - Jade Bridge 2:56
6 Xiang-Yu Removes His Armor - Huaxia Chamber Ensemble 10:09
7 Harvesting the Dates - Rong, Li Yao 3:56
8 Embroidering Flowers on Brocade - Huihong Ou 2:14
9 Birds in the Forest - Man, Wu and Ensemble 3:17
10 Jinzhur - Yu Long 2:14
11 At the Yellow Crane Pavilion - Huaxia Chamber Ensemble 5:30
12 A Merry Evening - Xiaoyoung Chen 3:12
13 Hard Parting at Yang Guan - Tong, Shan Wen 6:19

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1 Gongs and Drums of the Peking Opera - Thundering Dragon 3:47
2 Sanpi Winpeng (Melody to Welcome Guests) - Chinese Deep South Ensemble 2:59
3 The Planting Song - Pingxin, Professor Xu 2:18
4 Guqi - Dayan Ancient Music Association 2:36
5 Rwezhe (Fiddle Dance) - Nagchu Art Troupe From Tibet
4:22
6 Ox Fights Tiger - Thundering Dragon 5:30
7 Hasquipical (Thorny Flower) - Ensemble Sadiyana 2:33
8 Ossaqning - Dolqun Sapar, Abuqasim Qadir 2:33 9 Xel Xuur Melody (The Rising Sun) - Gundenbiliin Yavgaan 1:26
10 Spring - Pan Zhenhua 3:09
11 Achang Love Song - Yang Jiansheng 2:57
12 Sour Plum - Old Men From Xiachuang, Guizhour Province 2:36
13 Qingge (Love Song) - Mu Tianyan, Yang Zhengping 1:17
14 Under the Panha Tree - Chinese Deep South Ensemble 3:24
15 Dance of the Yi People - Shan Yunlu 1:35
16 The Crying Cicada - Chorus Of Teenage Girls From Xiaohuang 1:52
17 Song of the Fisherman - Li He 4:40
18 Ne Cham (Many Masks) - Nagchu Art Troupe From Tibet 3:13
19 Xel Xuur Melody (A Shaman's Prayer) - Gundenbiliin Yavgaan 1:14
20 Incessantly Growing Dragon and Leaping Tiger - Thundering Dragon 5:14

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1 Yang Guan San Die (A Hard Parting at Yang Guan) - Nian, Bian Liu 4:55
2 Cuckoo - Dadon 3:46
3 Ancient Poem in Three Verses - Man, Wu and Ensemble 6:37
4 Moving Through the Streets - Huaxia Chamber Ensemble 5:48
5 Worshipping the Autumn Wind - Li Xinchen 6:14
6 Spring Arrives on the Qin River - Sisi Chen 6:29
7 Song for My Father - Yu Long 3:44
8 Mukamu, Free Melody and Dance Music - Zhou Wang 6:49
9 Light Yellow Willow - Huaxia Chamber Ensemble 5:34
10 The Mantra of Pu'an - Wu Man 5:30
11 Closing Ode - Dayan Ancient Music Association 4:00

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This three-CD set takes a broad look at the rich and varied musical traditions arising out of our planet's most populated nation. An encyclopedic 54-page full-color booklet supplies information on the country as a whole and includes track-by-track information. It is the third CD in this set, Spirit and Wisdom, which proves the most striking of the set. Here, the meditative, spiritual music from the land of pagodas is sampled. Especially beautiful and moving is the near a cappella performance of Tibetan pop star Dadon followed by the equally impressive and shimmering exhibition of the Chinese pipa (lute) by Wu Man. China is a vast and diverse land, home to 54 different ethnic minorities, and through music, disc two, Many Faces, introduces twenty of those cultures. "Gongs and Drums of the Peking Opera" and the joyous "The Planting Song" are just two of the standout tracks on this disc. The lead collection Sounds of Our Stories gives several examples of the traditional way of storytelling through music: in painting a story, the musicians here convey a great deal of emotion and vivid metaphor through their pieces. Try to hear "The Rain Falls on the Leaves of the Banana Tree" and not picture just such a dripping rainforest scene as the title implies. The music is easily appreciable, possessing a bright and human splendor. Production is superb - an audiophile's dream - throughout most of the set. Contact information on the artists and notes on originating recordings is covered for each selection.
Review by Tom Schulte Info-Link

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