9 thoughts on “ Tan Dun - Eight Colors For String Quartet: Drum And Gong - Ying Quartet - Dim Sum (CD, Album) ”

1. Samunos says:

   15.01.2020 at 18:47

   And as one who considers Tan Dun one of the great living composers (East or West), my only complaint here is the very brief presence of his music on this CD. Nonetheless, the Ying Quartet does a great service with "Dim Sum" by introducing me to a few new composers to my ears, in particualr Lei Liang and Chou Wen-chung.5/5(4).

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2. Meztishicage says:

   14.01.2020 at 02:14

   Dim Sum -- the Chinese brunch-like culinary practice of serving small portions of many different items -- may seem like an unusual choice for a title of a classical album. But in this case, the Ying Quartet's choice is perfectly apt and quite clever. The album features the works of eight different Chinese composers; the works selected are 9/

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3. Julkree says:

   08.01.2020 at 11:46

   This new recording - entitled "Dim Sum," after the famous Chinese small-plate brunch - serves a selection of string quartet music. In the past four seasons, the Ying Quartet, consisting of four Chinese-American siblings, has pursued a particular interest in music of living Chinese-American composers through a non-traditional programming concept 5/5(4).

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4. Vudorr says:

   15.01.2020 at 09:04

   "Dim Sum" features Chou Wen-chung's Larghetto Nostalgico and Leggierezza; Tan Dun's Drum and Gong, Cloudiness, and Red Sona; Bright Sheng's Silent Temple II and IV; Zhou Long's Song of the Ch'in; Chen Yi's Shuo; Ge Gan-ru's Fu; Lei Liang's Gobi Gloria and Vivian Fung's Pizzicato for String gehrcafancerepar.uphmasisibutarnazhongcaresttomar.co: Telarc.

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5. Dut says:

   15.01.2020 at 11:46

   TAN Eight Colors: Drum and Gong. Cloudiness; Red Sona Cloudiness; Red Sona For the uninitiated, dim sum is a Chinese meal, usually brunch, consisting of small fish- or meat-filled dumplings, noodle and rice dishes, and other bite-size servings.

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6. Gusho says:

   15.01.2020 at 14:36

   The 2nd work originally for string orchestra or string quintet. Compact disc. Program notes by Phillip Ying and biographical notes on the performers (11 p.: ports.) inserted in container. Credits: Produced by Thomas C. Moore. Performer(s): Ying Quartet. Event notes: Recorded May , , Rosch Hall, State University of New York at Fredonia.

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   14.01.2020 at 14:22

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8. Bajind says:

   09.01.2020 at 07:56

   dim sum – ying quartet telarc cd The Cantonese phrase ‘Dim Sum’ literally translates as ‘touch the heart’ or ‘order to your heart's content’. It also refers to a traditional Chinese meal consisting of a wide variety of foods, and this new release features a collection of short, tasty works by .

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9. Kazizilkree says:

   11.01.2020 at 21:19

   All songs are performed by the Ying Quartet from their album Dim Sum courtesy of Telarc (CD). “Songs of the Ch in” written by Zhou Long. “Drum and Gong,” “Cloudiness,” and “Red.

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