Відео

Lovely!

This instrument look like Sindhi borindo instrument

南宋格律派词作的巅峰

"Guan Ju" (Shuang Diao)《关雎（双调）》("Cry of the Ospreys" in Shuang mode), with text from the "Shi Jing"《诗经》(whose title is translated variously as the Book of Songs, Classic of Poetry, or Book of Odes) This piece is found in the "Weishi Yuepu"《魏氏乐谱》, an important collection of Chinese palace entertainment pieces compiled by Wei Hao (魏浩, courtesy name Wei Ziming, 魏子明), a music scholar of Chinese heritage, in Nagasaki, Japan in 1768, during the Edo (Tokugawa) period, which was also the 33rd year of the reign of the Qing Dynasty emperor Qianlong. This music is believed to have been in use in the imperial court in Beijing in the late Ming Dynasty (early 17th century). The "Weishi Yuepu" collection comprises 50 tunes that include vocal pieces with texts from the "Shi Jing" (Confucian "Classic of Poetry") and Han Dynasty _yuefu_ (汉乐府), as well as poems from the Tang and Song dynasties. These tunes were originally in the possession of Wei Shuanghou (魏双侯, courtesy name Wei Zhiyan, 魏之琰; c. 1617-1689), a palace music master of the late Ming Dynasty from Fuqing, Fuzhou, Fujian province, southeast China who fled to Nagasaki, Japan upon that dynasty's fall in 1644. Wei Shuanghou's fourth-generation descendant Wei Hao, who prepared the "Weishi Yuepu," was a Chinese music specialist employed by the Tokugawa court. At that time in Japan this style of music was called Mingaku (明樂 / みんがく, literally "music from the Ming [Dynasty]"). Wei Hao selected the most important tunes out of a collection of more than 200 pieces and had them printed in 1768. The collection includes a broad array of scores for various wind, string, and percussion instruments, which are grouped into eight distinct modes. Your performance should be one of the first-ever performances of music from the "Weishi Yuepu" in North America.

Most beautiful 😔❤️

Just wonderful thank you

So beautiful

So unique musical instrument. It's aweful.❤

❤beautiful music!

WWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

So beautiful!

The ancient Dukes and Kings of the Zhou Dynasty would surely be proud to hear the sounds of the bells again ... no doubt Confucius himself too ... and naturally Duke of Zhou and Zhou Wen Wang

Certified hood classic bro! @RyanDoole

吹的真次 你们教的？

著中山裝不太方便彈琵琶，着傳統直袖唐裝左手活動會方便好多。即放平件衫會睇落成T字型嗰種。

Not enough information on the functional design to allow me to build one. I got what a free reed is, but how is the air directed to only the reeds intended to sound?

I was there earlier for my field trip it was super fun

Did anyone notice the smiling face hanging on the wall right of tbe lady? 😁

在非常美丽的环境中非常美丽的独奏，干得好

真正值得学习保留的古曲！

是 四川將軍今。

Fascinating how many effects pieces of wood can have. And I love dr Mai Hans dress!

can you guide me to find a collection of the best known traditional Chinese music for the xiao or the dizi. thank you

this is one of the songs that i mastered ahah i play it all the time...

Aahh so this is the former version of traditional percussion from Jakarta (Hokkien-Betawi culture) before it transfomed to Gambang. Beautiful!

Great performance, such control over the bends! Zheng is such a versatile instrument, I just love the sound of it and the amount of musical possibilities it has.

The lady is beautiful and elegant and the grandpa with his rap is cute and adorable. I loved this!

❤❤❤❤ anybody knows the position Howard played? 4th on a G?

Not me unable to to pay attention to song and not the eyebrows 💀

Thanks for your valuable videos 💐❤

音準好贊！另外琴的左側是加了靜音用的裝置嗎？這要是邊彈邊踩靜音感覺腦子會轉不過來哈哈哈😂

I discovered this video by playing a mobile game called Animal Restaurant and one of the characters play a Sheng so I had to look it up cause I had never heard of such instrument and found this video...i love learning!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing this educational video.

Thank you sharing! Enjoyed this very much... cheerful.

Feichang piaoliang yinyue.

More of this please, but with better sound recording. As a Virginia native with bluegrass in my blood, I enjoy the Chinese version very much.

Absolutely brilliant. 🙏🏻👍💚

this stone chime is in fact the origin to the character 石 and why this character for stone is drawn such way.

太作狀了.

An incredibly skilled player. It was a pleasure watching her perform.

My man tearing it up on the qing

Hilarious how the CCP likes to control history. These were unearthed by western archaeologists in 1909. China had no desire to discover their own past, especially when it’s Han related.

So wild, love it. Could you do a video on the xiao please? I know it's not the xiao in the video, but I just want to know more about the chinese xiao; love the xiao. Thanks for the channel.

I love hearing the Yangqin played. I've seen a couple live performances from a recent traveling scholar with this Center and I've heard this particular piece played a couple times. It's a good one

I was at this concert. It was pretty neat to hear Bluegrass tunes being played on Chinese instruments. I used to be friends with Emory Gaskill and I do know Dr. Bailey. I always love hearing Chinese music

Isn't Qing also the name of the color of the usually green jadeite?

Played with so much joy!! It's a privilege to look and listen to such professionalism expressing harmonious beauty.

Was the 12 tone scale, already equal temperament?

Dear Dr. Han, thank you for these videos! Your explanation of the yin-yang balance in the two sides of the zheng caught my attention. I am a scolar of traditional chinese philosophy and a musician myself and I wonder if you could recommend good literature in english language on that topic: The influence of chinese philosophy on chinese instrument design and musical styles/music composition. That would be much appreciated! Thank you! Emanuel Kopf

Very informative. Thank you for introducing us to a very rich tradition.

Wonderful! Amazing virtuosity! ❤️❤️❤️