Other Mixes By Junior D 1
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China: The Middle Kingdom
Artist | Song | |
? | The Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto | |
? | Double Sound Hate (direct translation) | |
? | Ode to the Plum Blossoms | |
Ryuichi Sakamoto | Picking up Brides | |
? | Yi Minority Folk Dance Song | |
? | Tune of the Purple Bamboo | |
? | TheTowering Mountains | |
Tan Dun | The Eternal Vow | |
Wang Fei | ? | |
Comment:
Listener Status 38. This mix is missing alot of information because most of it is taken off of bootleg CDs I bought on the streets in Xi'an, China when I lived there for 2 years. I made this mix as a sort of intro to the sound of Chinese music for a group of teachers and principals who I am bringing to China for 2 weeks in July, as an annual Chinese Cultural Immersion Program I run in Chicago for educators. I wanted to bave lots of different sounds represented, and to finsih it off with a more contemporary sound, Wang Fei, who is my favorite Chinese singer. Track 4 is from the "Last Emperor" soundtrack, and Track 8 is from the "Croutching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" soundtrack.
Feedback:
"Tune of the Purple Bamboo"hmmmmm...interesting
more adventures from the traveling Mantis diaries...?
more adventures from the traveling Mantis diaries...?
COOL. Reminds me of stuff my mom played back in the old country.
This is too intriguing. Some day I will beg you for a copy.
intriguing is exactly the right word for this. so many question marks! such mystery! sign me up for a copy of this as well, selector.