Wang Jianzhong - Liuyang River, piano solo version (CHINESE NEW YEAR TRIBUTE)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Wang Jianzhong (born 1933) is a Chinese composer, pianist, and educator. His works, many of them composed during the Cultural Revolution, bridge Chinese folk music and Western classical piano tradition and have made him a household name in his own country. His A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix is considered one of the six representative twentieth-century Chinese piano masterpieces.
Wang was born in Shanghai in 1933. His parents were from Jiangyin and Zhejiang Province. He began his piano study at the age of 10. In 1950, he was accepted into the Shanghai Conservatory of Music where he majored in composition and piano. In 1958, after his graduation, he became a professor at the conservatory. During the 1970s he served as the composer-in-residence for the Central Philharmonic Orchestra. He returned to the Shanghai Conservatory in the 1980s where he served as an associate professor, professor, associate chair, and associate dean. Among his students there were the pianists Peng-Peng Gong and Jenny Q. Chai and the composer Bright Sheng.
Wang composed a large body of works for piano based on themes from Chinese folk music during the 1960s and 1970s, when the Cultural Revolution forbade compositions which were not based on either traditional Chinese folk melodies or revolutionary songs. Towards the end of that period, the restrictions became slightly more relaxed, and Wang, like his contemporary Li Yinghai, began to base his compositions on Chinese court music as well. The popularity of Wang's compositions continued after the bans on contemporary and Western music were lifted at the end of the Cultural Revolution. According to China Daily, his works are valued for the insight they provide into "the dilemma faced by Wang's generation of Chinese composers during a time of great social turmoil."
(Wikipedia)
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How gentle and lovely! I think this style, Western classical/Chinese folk is some of the most wonderful music. This sounds like gentle rain on a summer day
The piano is so so in compare if play on a guzheng.
I've played this for a competition back in around 2015.
This song is definitely one of the most aquatic piece I've ever heard, by my perception of 'aquatic', the equivalents are jeux d'eau by Ravel and arabesque by Debussy...
How did it go, did you win? :)
haha, i was really bad fortunately i got the first runner-up.
that's a really really small competition though.
But hey, all's well that ends well, right? :)
Yes!
anyway, thank you for the work you've been doing. I love you channel so much! Your music taste has always been my inspiration.
Aw, thanks for the words. To be honest, my past weeks at my job have gone very bad for me, so I'm glad that people like you think that I'm doing a great favor with this channel. I really do appreciate it.
Such a beautifully bright sparkle in this piece. Beautiful. :-)
Fantastic piece！I love this one so much.
Can’t say how beautiful this piece is!
Very beautiful and pianistic. It reminded me of some pieces in Godowsky's Java suite. The ending seems a bit perfunctory. Lovely performance. Thanks for the posting !
I'm learning this piece at the moment! This is a great performance
Hii!! How are you now? Have you learned it?
Such a creative way to end it, on a held dominant fading away underneath the melody all in one arpeggio
This is beautiful...❤️
This is so beautiful!! I have to learn this now
Lovely
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Nice composition, i hope your channel will grow :D
Esta chida
Based
I think this is best version of Liuyang river song on the Piano. Better than Yundi. The lightness and sonority is perfect. Not too loud.
La partitura es extremadamente confusa apenas me sostengo de pie, pues mira el vértigo que causa
I’m 7 ears old and I’m learning this hard piece.
He really wants you to know he’s as old as 7 ears.
Good luck my friend
Brother Hao brought me here.
王建中上海音乐学院教授有很深厚广博感性的纯正圣洁仁爱中国学四书五经传统正格文学艺术学术内涵丰富修养。。乐曲里甚至听得出有儒释道奇葩与中国诗词歌赋的抽象精神色彩或是上帝基督宗教道与道成肉身的感情。。我弹奏过王建中的浏阳河、信天游、翻身道情等极优美优秀阳刚之气阳刚之美的创作感触颇深是理性感性的享受。。中国之爱中华文明文化建设中华儿女之爱。。
Where'd you get the score?? So beautiful
Please read the description... :/
+thenameisgsarci oops sorry, wasn't reading carefully
+kevin Zhu wow thanks so much!
+kevin Zhu I just sent you an email. Can you share with me?
Do you have any Chinese music like this to recommend?
Hi
Great piece of music ! How do I get this music score or download online ? Please advise, thamks!
i have the link to the sheet music added in the description box.
WHY NO ONE CARES ABT CHINESE MUSIC IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL
Better question would be... why nobody cares about beauty, read Schopenahuer and you'll know the answer.
Sweet. Maybe a little too sweet.
“Fuck progression, I have tone!” - damn debussy was inspired by chinese music.
This folk song is eulogize for Chairman MaoZeDong and his hometown, peacefully and beautifully
Who publishes this? I would like to get it!
Goodness. Who is the pianist?
This is a top-level pianist, beautifully and carefully played. Who would that be?
The pianist is Chinese.His name is LiYunDi
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This recording was took from this recital➡️( th-cam.com/video/RFny43FB3Jw/w-d-xo.html ), and definitely, SHE is not Yundi Li ! 😆
Debussy anyone?
That's very different.
Mr Peco I mean Debussy might use pentatonic scales but apparently not in a folk Chinese taste. That has something to do with six-tone and seven-tone Chinese folk modes, and the way of using these scale degrees is very strict, which is much more complex than a single pentatonic scale. I don't think Debussy knew that kind of thing..But, yes.There are some similarities....just some.
Yes, Debussy was heavily inspired by Chinese music :)
From merely seeing the word ”Chinese” I recognized the music style before I pressed the play button. These people almost always build their music upon the [Tone-(3/2)Tone-Tone-Tone-(3/2)Tone] scale.
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