This book is a collection of chamber music works adapted by composer Huang Hui based on familiar folk songs from various ethnic groups and regions in my country. There are 18 pieces in total, including "Yimeng Mountain Minor", "Picking Flowers", "Little Cowherd", "Alam Khan", "Homesickness", "Senji Dema", "Small". Cabbage", "Counting Duck Eggs", "The Sun That Never Sets on the Grassland", "Jasmine", "Kangding Love Song", "A Lovely Rose", "Iridescent Sister", "Olive Tree", "Hills Like Golden Vase", "Flowers and Boys", "Lullaby" and "Arirang". The rich Chinese national music style combined with chamber music, a Western music performance form, makes the work have strong artistic appeal and high acceptance, and has the potential to "go global".
Huang Hui is a famous contemporary Chinese composer and music producer. Graduated from Shanghai Conservatory of Music in 1990. At the end of the 1990s, he attracted attention in the Chinese music scene by successively producing and publishing unique style luxury records such as the vocal suite "Su Wu Shepherd" and the national music "Yun Zhi Nan". His musical compositions are classified into world music styles. He has always adhered to his unique creative concept: he has traveled alone in various ethnic areas in China for a long time, integrated into the people's livelihood and folk customs, and absorbed in-depth cultural and artistic nourishment, thus forming an imaginative and discerning musical language. The Chinese music series he created, produced and published have had widespread international influence and won national awards. He was once selected into the music composition team for the closing ceremony of the 29th Olympic Games. In the 2007 Sixth China Golden Record Awards, he won the "Music Creation Special Award". In September 2015, he won the "Outstanding Contribution Songwriter Award" at the China Original Music Tribute Ceremony hosted by the China Audiovisual Society and the Chinese Musicians Association Popular Music Society.
Reader comments
The author adapted folk songs from various ethnic groups in China into chamber music. This innovative form is refreshing. I think this book not only allows us to feel the charm of traditional Chinese music, but also allows more people to understand and like Chinese culture. I plan to recommend this book to my friends who like music, I believe they will also like it!
The author adapted folk songs from various ethnic groups in China into chamber music. This innovative form is refreshing. I think this book not only allows us to feel the charm of traditional Chinese music, but also allows more people to understand and like Chinese culture. I plan to recommend this book to my friends who like music, I believe they will also like it!