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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Recorded by Shaanxi Provincial Song And Dance Troupe, 1984. Apologies for the audio distortions, as this was taken from an old cassette tape.
00:00 Introduction
00:38 浣纱 Huan Sha
06:30 白紵舞 White Ramie-Cloth Dance
12:17 剑器舞 Sword Dance
17:19 华清宫 Huaqing Palace
22:09 龟兹舞 Qiu Ci Dance
26:08 宮苑思春 Yearning For Spring In The Depths Of Court
30:24 春莺啭 Singing Spring Oriole
36:40 霓裳羽衣舞 Iridescent Organdy-Costume Dance
41:22 舞春风 Dancing Breeze In The Spring
46:37 龙池乐 Dragon Pool Music
Track Reference: goo.gl/2ao3YT - เพลง
there is just something about chinese music that moves me more than any other kind of ancient (well medieval) music... it has such a melodiousness and elegance yet liveliness to it
Tang dynasty was not in ancient times?
Yes, I appreciate the same "melodiousness, elegance and liveliness" in Yue/Cantonese traditional classical music performed and heard today.
Me too. I listen to Mileium Of Music every Sunday and subscribe to the Podcast
Yeah maybe move your 200kg ass to the gym and lose some of that weight
only tang dynasty kids will remember
I bought this album on cassette in Beijing in 1994 and I agree that the first tune (Huan Sha) is exquisite. I would love to hear it played solo on a pipa
Thank you so much for sharing this music, I bought the cassette in Beijing in 1995 after the show and I have been looking for a replacement for over 20 years...…………...as the cassette is at the end of its life......………..thank you again, it brings back so many good memories of beautiful places and people...…………….actually I have put in on a CD so I can play it whenever I feel like...….…...………..!!!!
Really takes you back in time
The second song is very beautiful
这根本就不是唐朝乐曲，而是0现代人作曲的想象中的唐代人的乐曲，实在是太后现代了
I was about to post the same message lol thanks so much for sharing !!! the second music "White Ramie" touched me so deep !
This is Qing Dynasty Court Music
I love it
Beautiful
thank you for your information !
欢迎收听 后清朝廷的宫廷音乐
Thank you for sharing this. I wonder who composed the pieces. The music doesn't seem to be based on the actual scores that survive from the Tang period.
you can try listening to Nanyin 南音 from Quanzhou, China. maybe the only genre that still preserved Tang Music.
There may be some remnants of Tang music in the guqin tradition (one or two pieces are verified to date from that period), as well as in the tradition of Xi'an Guyue. Some pieces in the Japanese gagaku repertoire (and the related solo gaku-biwa repertoire), which are still performed today, also have their origins in the Tang Dynasty, though they are performed much differently today from the way they were in the Tang period.
As far as nanyin goes, the instrumentation and musical style are more typical of the Ming Dynasty than the Tang Dynasty, despite the performers' claims that their music has Tang origins.
Very interesting. Can you tell me what guqin pieces date from the Tang? Also, do you know of any good reconstructions of Tang music?
Hey Jack, silkqin.com would be of great help for you in identifying which qin melodies came from the Tang period (although since most qin books were published during the Ming and Qing dynasties, I doubt it can be definitively said whether a given melody in these handbooks are from the Tang, and would have sounded like this back then). Be careful though - you could click on connecting links on that site for days and days and still find new interesting information! (I'm speaking from personal experience...)
Perhaps the hallmark of Tang musical reconstruction is Laurence Picken's work. I don't think the documentary (called "On the Road to Tang") is on TH-cam, but you can send me a PM and I can email you it.
@@archkde hello, I dont know how to send you a PM and I really am in need of this document, because my school work is about older Chinese music. Could you please send me the document ;_; ? my email is schlossmann35@gmail.com
Thank you so much!
呢首音樂我二十年前聽過一段。找這原曲很多年，有幸找到全曲，但音質太舊，請請閣下有無這曲的較新版本資料，如能賜告，感激！
好音质给你KOREA拿去转眼就要申遗了
Is this violin we can hear in the recordings? Isn’t Tang music played without occidental instruments ?
maybe it is erhu, the sound is like violin.
What is the second song called? It's so beautiful
白紵舞 White Ramie-Cloth Dance
@@mkerostk Thank you 🙏👍
Ni hoy ...música hen hao shi
This puts me to sleep
rest in peace
@@inneisoc5138 lmao
伪唐乐
No dancing I can see
Close your eyes as your listen and let your imagination dance away 🙂
不純也不雅了！這就是現代“國樂”，跟蒙古的音樂比較相像，ㄧ千年前的人的靈魂已經不在山西了！ 福建搞不好還有些純粹的古代靈魂吧！北方果然已經完全是胡種！
你胡扯个毛