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Lingling Yu - Tian E

Recorded in 1999. Published by Amori (AM012) in 1999. Tracklist: 00:00 彝族舞曲（Yi Zu Wu Qu）[Music of Yi’s Minority] “Composed by Wang Huiran (1985), which depicts dances and love around a fire under the summer moonlight.” 06:51 塞上曲（Sai Shang Qu）[In the Frontier] “Classical composition published during the 19th century. It evokes the thoughtful nature of a concubine from ancient China, restricted from her love, neglected by the emperor.” 14:04 漢宮秋⽉（Han Gong Qiu Yue）[Autumn Moon in Han's Palace] “Classical composition dating from the period of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). It recounts the story of a young courtier playing the pipa under the harvest moon; near a small river she contemplates her future life, her loves and her prospects.” 21:00 天鹅（Tian E）[The Swan] “Composed by Ms. Yu's master, Liu Dehai (1984), this piece represents the elegance and purity of the swan's loving nature.” 31:12 ⾶花點翠（Fei Hua Dian Cu）[Snowfall on the Pines] “Classical work composed during the Ming Dynasty. It shows the purity of the world." 35:59 ⼣陽簫⿎（Xi Yang Xiao Gu）[The Flute and the Gong at Spring Twilight] “Classical composition published in 1875. This work expresses the rivers and the mountains of southern China. It portrays the twilight, when men happily return home to the sound of the gong and the bamboo flutes played at the nearby Taoist temple.” 44:45 天⼭之春（Tian Shan Zhi Chun）[The Spring on the Heavenly Mountains] “Adaptation made by Wang Fandi of a Wu Siman's piece, an Uyghur composer from the Xinjiang province in China.” 48:14 十面埋伏（Shi Mian Mai Fu）[Ambush from Ten Sides] “An ancient classical work composed during the Ming Dynasty. This song relates the battle of Gaixia (202 B.C.), which ended the war between Xiang Yu from the Chu's country and Liu Bang, who after his victory founded the Han Dynasty. The composition is charged with an atmosphere of fighting; sounds of trumpeting and drumming, of sword fighting and of the chariots appear here and there throughout the work.” Credits: Lingling Yu - pipa