Huge dizi 巨笛 (Chinese bamboo flute) playing "Gusu Xing"《姑苏行》 скачать в хорошем качестве

Huge dizi 巨笛 (Chinese bamboo flute) playing "Gusu Xing"《姑苏行》

"Gusu Xing"《姑苏行》(A Visit to Suzhou), performed by Chinese musician Wang Jizhou (王继洲, born c. 1950) on a "ju di" (巨笛, huge Chinese bamboo transverse flute) or diyin di (低音笛, bass Chinese bamboo transverse flute), accompanied by a recording of the same piece played on a regular C key dizi (qudi, 曲笛). Wang, who is a retired bus driver from Qianlonghu Community (千龙户社区), Fanrong Subdistrict (繁荣街道), Tiexi District (铁西区), Anshan (鞍山市), central Liaoning province (辽宁省), Northeast China, made this instrument himself, using a discarded bamboo pole as the raw material. This instrument is pitched one octave below a standard C key dizi (qudi, 曲笛), and its lowest pitch is the G below middle C, making this instrument essentially equivalent in range to the European concert alto flute. Probably filmed at Wang's home in Qianlonghu Community (千龙户社区), Fanrong Subdistrict (繁荣街道), Tiexi District (铁西区), Anshan (鞍山市), Liaoning province (辽宁省), Northeast China, c. May 1, 2017. Gusu (姑苏) is an old name for the city of Suzhou, in southern Jiangsu province, east-central China. The piece was composed in 1962 by the Chinese composer Jiang Xianwei (江先渭, 1924-2014), and the version heard here was probably adjusted by Yu Xunfa (俞逊发, 1946-2006), the dizi soloist who popularized this piece. The piece's slow main melody (beginning at 0:55, and returning at 2:28) is adapted from "Xiao Baimen"《小拜门》, a qupai (labeled tune) from Kunqu (昆曲), China's tradition of classical theater dating back to the Ming Dynasty. This tune is also known as "Xiao Liu Yaojin"《小柳摇金》, and is essentially an augmented form of the qupai "Jie Jie Gao"《节节高》, with melodic elaboration. 唢呐网 废旧竹竿自制巨笛演奏姑苏行 王继洲 More information: https://gangqinwang.com.cn/hangyexinw...