ARTIST GOOD
The Mirror of the Soul
In Chinese Music
Thousand years Music in China
August 5, 2017
Music of China refers to the music of the Chinese people, which may be the music of the Han Chinese as well as other ethnic minorities within mainland China.[1]
It also includes music produced by people of Chinese origin in some territories outside mainland China using traditional Chinese instruments or in the Chinese language. It covers a highly diverse range of music from the traditional to the modern.[1]
Saddest
Chinese Song Ever
That Will Make You Cry
Part 1
On September 2009, J. Kenneth Moore of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, wrote an article titled "Music and Art of China" in which he pointed out that China provides some of the earliest traces of music making. These are mainly in the form of well-preserved musical instruments, the tangible evidence of music." [2]
Chinese Song Ever
That Will Make You Cry
Part 1
This expert continues: " Over several millennia, musical instruments from regional indigenous traditions as well as from India and Central and West Asia were assimilated into the mainstream of Chinese music." [2]
He adds that some of the most ancient instruments have been retained, transformed, or revived throughout the ages, and many are in common use even today, testifying to a living legacy of a durable art. [2]
Traditional Chinese music can be traced back 7,000 - 8,000 years based on the discovery of a bone flute made in the Neolithic Age.[3]
In the Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, only royal families and dignitary officials enjoyed music, which was made on chimes and bells. [3]
During the Tang Dynasty, dancing and singing entered the mainstream, spreading from the royal court to the common people. [3]
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With the introduction of foreign religions such as Buddhism and Islam, exotic and religious melodies were absorbed into Chinese music and were enjoyed by the Chinese people at fairs organized by religious temples.[3]
Liu Fang, who is an internationally acclaimed virtuoso for pipa and guzheng, writes: " Generally speaking, there are two kinds of music traditions – classical and folk. Music from the “classical tradition” refers to art music or “sophisticated” music composed by scholars and literati in China’s historical past." [4]
As a child prodigy in her native China, now a resident of Canada, Liu Fang has been regarded as one of the most eminent pipa soloists.[5]
She is also excellent performer on the Chinese zither Guzheng. Her fans are young and old, of all nationalities and backgrounds. Her talent crosses all boundaries, linguistic and cultural. [5]
Chinese music is influenced by many factors from the Cultural Revolution to current day music genres. [6]
The older generation of Chinese people from the Mao era still listen to old traditional songs like like opera, instrumental music, classical music and piano music paired with ballads.[6]
Also songs from the 1980's when Chinese rock was first introduced to China is still trending today in addition to current pop and rock from this era.[6]
Also some of the older generation Chinese are still in the rock phase that swept through the country after the Cultural Revolution a few decades ago.[6]
超好听的纯音乐欣赏
| Traditional China
Japanese artists
飯島真理 - 終りの時
～The end of love～
The Power of Your Love
/ MARI Iijima
Your Name
- It's Nothing / Live
May J. /
I Believe [Japanese Version] feat.
V.I (from BIGBANG) [カヴァーAL『Heartful Song
Covers』より]
LOVE & BEAUTY
IN JAPANESE MUSIC
FEELING GREAT
WITH JAPANESE MUSIC
August 5, 2017
The music of Japan encompasses love and beauty. A wide array of music performers in this country value these two components of love and beauty.
The Japanese music activists compete in the world and teach and learn from other musicians in many different countries.
Japan is the largest physical music market in the world, with 2 billion dollars, and the second largest overall music market include online market, with 2.6 billion dollars as of 2014.[7]
Japan has variety of music genres include J-pop, J-rock, J-hip hop, Japanese reggae, Japanese Jazz, Japanoise, Anime Music, Game music, Traditional Minyo, Traditional Wadaiko, Traditional Kagura, Traditional Dengaku, Traditional Gagaku and so on. [7]
As Japan is the inventor of Karaoke, you can find Karaoke everywhere in Japan, and you can enjoy and sing almost all the Japanese music in Karaoke. ORICON announces the most influential music ranking in Japan as with the billboard in U.S.A. [7]
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The Best Of YIRUMA |
Yiruma's
Greatest Hits
~ Best Piano
Aimer - Stars in the rain
(中文字幕版)
ONE OK ROCK
主唱Taka跨刀作曲
【幻夢成真雙精選5.19發行】
CARLO BUTI ''LA PALOMA''
Deborah's Theme
(Once Upon
a Time in America)
---Ennio Morricone
Ennio Morricone
- Love in the morning
Rocco Granata - Marina (1959)
Flower 『やさしさで溢れるように』
【映画『植物図鑑
運命の恋、ひろいました』主題歌ver.】
FİLMİNDƏN MAHNI
Ramiz Haciyev "Qaçaq Nebi"
Ağabala Abdullayev - Nəbi
-SENI QEMLI GÖRENDE-AZERI
BayMavi76
Xumar Qədimova
- Gələcəyəm Gəl Desən
LINKS:
Symphony of light
- FREDERIC DELARUE
Michael Hoppé - Beloved
🌹I miss you, I love you....
Leo Rojas - Der einsame Hirte
Leo Rojas - Der einsame Hirte
Onu bağışlamaq olarmı?
(1959)
"Atları yəhərləyin"
filmi/Azərbaycan filmləri
Ögey ana (1958)
Boyuk Dayaq - Film 1962
Googoosh - Mordab | گوگوش - مرداب
Qarabagdir Azerbaycan /
Karabakh Azerbaijan
by CineAlliance
Eldar Mansurov -
"Melody" (music:
Eldar Mansurov)
ELDAR MANSUROV
- "Elegy - Requiem"
Elə baxmağında bəs edər mənə
گیتی پاشایی "ای نازنین"
giti pashaei - ey nazanin
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