
Master of Chinese Music
国乐大师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 276k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Compared to the previous book, I'm more looking forward to the updates of this one. Because I don't have much of a musical talent, I'm not particularly interested in symphonies, but traditional Chinese music is different. I'm quite interested in even the stories behind the instruments and their making processes. It's just that the author might need to do more research.
I saw the movie "Song of the Phoenix" online.
After reading a book, I specifically searched for "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix" online, hoping to learn more about this famous traditional piece. Unexpectedly, I came across a film titled "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix," which tells the story of the hardships, artistic conception, efforts, perseverance, and current situation of folk suona (a traditional Chinese wind…
Having read several of your novels, the descriptions of music always evoke vivid images in my mind; I feel like I can almost hear the music. Sometimes, I can't help but shed tears. Keep it up, and update more frequently while maintaining quality!
If it can be maintained, it will be a good ensemble piece.
It's very interesting. In terms of setting and pacing, it's very similar to the life simulation game "Five Tons of Wife". Both games share the theme of inheritance, but one is the inheritance of culinary skills and the other is the inheritance of folk music. What we can look forward to now is that the author, based on a relatively long timeline, connects people and events from the past and present through stories of memory. Why don't you ask Mrs. Wu Tun for a fling?
The music the author found for "Sanliu Xingjie" (a type of traditional Chinese wedding music) really doesn't sound good. It lacks any festive feeling and sounds too languid, like funeral music. I even went to Bilibili to look for it and found that the pipa version of "Sanliu" sounds much more cheerful.
Bad review!
Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare rest like that, how dare you, author! Go back to writing!
Day N of no updates, waiting.
It's been a long time since the last update, and I haven't even written any side stories for the old book.
Why haven't you updated in the last two days?
First question: What was the purpose of writing this book for the first time? Having come this far, giving up would be a betrayal of my past ideals! All these years of effort have been negated! Failure is the mother of success! The books written by normal people are fast-moving consumer goods (junk food). There's a huge market! This is largely due to this messed-up, alienated society.