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Posted By: CV Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 05/20/07 11:33 PM
Does anyone have any recommendations for this? I don't really know what it's called, what the proper name is for it. I'm open to suggestions for whatever it is you think I'm asking for, though.
Posted By: chesseroo Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 05/21/07 12:33 AM
Hmm, i once heard a fellow playing some kind of Chinese flute that made the music literally sound like a flock of birds passing by. High pitched birds at that.

I guess this information doesn't help you any though, but i thought the story (and the music) was certainly different.
Posted By: Haoleb Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 05/21/07 01:34 AM
There's a very popular singer by the name of Wing.

Check her out
Posted By: CV Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 05/21/07 01:51 AM
Hey, uh, keep the suggestions coming.
Posted By: JohnK Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 05/21/07 02:11 AM
Charles, if you've at least heard it, is this , or this the sort of music that you want?
Posted By: pmbuko Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 05/21/07 02:33 AM
Check out Yim Hok Man, this CD in particular is excellently recorded and will give your speakers and subwoofer a complete workout. The first track features a huge drum that causes my EP500 to punch me in the chest and flutter my pant legs.
Posted By: CV Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 05/21/07 02:36 AM
Ooh, ooh, sounds like a good CD to test out my EP600 when I get it.

And thanks, JohnK, I'm liking the sound of what you linked to as well. I can't wait for my first big music purchase after the subwoofer.
Lookup 12 Girls Band in Amazon.com. They are a band of 12 girls who play traditional chinese instruments. The twist is they play more contemporary music instead of the typical classic traditional chinese music that chinese grandpas usually listen to (no offense ). Not sure if you would like their music or not, but I personally do
Posted By: CV Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 05/23/07 11:02 PM
I listened to some sample clips. Seems decent. I might have to order the album with bonus DVD. I always hate listening to samples on my computer. Compressed, and on crappy computer speakers. Ooh, but after I get the Axiom computer speakers, it will just be compressed.
Posted By: CV Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 07/28/07 10:12 PM
Peter, I finally got that Yim Hok-Man album (the import hybrid multichannel SACD version), and I'm enjoying it so far. Yeah, that first track has some good gut-pummels. I haven't listened to all of it yet, but I really liked track 4 ("Triumphal Return of Fishing Boats"). My mom was listening to part of the disc, too, and she said it was boring. Of course, she's mostly deaf in one ear, so what does she know, right?
Posted By: pmbuko Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 08/02/07 04:20 AM
Quote:

Of course, she's mostly deaf in one ear, so what does she know, right?



So do you stand behind her, opposite her good ear, and clap your hands just to see her turn the wrong way?
I like ERHU music. I visited the summer palace in Beijing and they kept playing this wonderful music all over that place. I went to the gift store and bought the cd - but can't remember which one it was. I have about 10 cds I like. Try "The Best Chinese Traditional Melody" or "Chinese Erhu Favourites - Moon Reflections in Er Quan"

Available from your local most favored nation - or probably Amazon.
Posted By: CV Re: Traditional Chinese Instrumental Music - 09/16/07 02:21 AM
Thanks for the recommendations! Amazon.com doesn't seem to have them, but I'll look around elsewhere.
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