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Collection of traditional Chinese Guqin pieces

The **Guqin**, a seven-stringed zither, is one of China's oldest and most revered musical instruments, with a history of over 3,000 years. Known as the "instrument of the sages," it embodies Chinese philosophical ideals of harmony, nature, and inner peace. Played by plucking the strings, its subtle, ethereal tones evoke landscapes and emotions. Associated with scholars and literati, the guqin is celebrated in classical poetry and art. In 2003, it was inscribed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, highlighting its cultural significance as a symbol of wisdom and refinement. 00:00:00 Flowing Water (performed by Guan Pinghu) 00:07:26 Guangling San (performed by Wu Jinglue) 00:25:47 Plum Blossoms in Three Movements (performed by Zhang Ziqian) 00:34:04 Mist and Clouds over the Xiao and Xiang Rivers (performed by Zha Fuxi) 00:46:16 Wild Geese Descending on the Sandbank (performed by Li Xiangting) 00:51:59 Three Variations on the Yang Pass (performed by Gong Yi) 00:56:53 Dialogue Between the Fisherman and the Woodcutter (performed by Cheng Gongliang) 01:06:16 Evening Songs of the Drunken Fisherman (performed by Cheng Gongliang) 01:10:47 High Mountains (performed by Yao Bingyan) 01:19:03 Solitary Orchid (performed by Yao Bingyan) 01:29:03 Remembering an Old Friend (performed by Li Xiangting) 01:36:17 Autumn Geese (performed by Guan Pinghu) 02:00:44 Dragon Soaring (performed by Zhang Ziqian) 02:06:22 Great Barbarian Reed Pipe (performed by Gong Yi) 02:15:53 Li Sao (performed by Gong Yi) *Introduction to the Performers:* *Guan Pinghu* (1897-1967) was a modern Chinese guqin master, renowned for his performances of Flowing Water and *High Mountains*. His style was elegant and refined, emphasizing artistic conception. He made significant contributions to the传承 (transmission) of guqin music, and his performances are considered benchmarks of the art. *Wu Jinglue* (1907-1987) was famous for his rendition of *Guangling San*, characterized by its grandeur and emotional depth. He dedicated himself to整理 (collating) and研究 (researching) guqin scores, playing a vital role in the传承 (transmission) and推广 (promotion) of guqin art. *Zhang Ziqian* (1899-1991) was celebrated for his performances of Plum Blossoms in Three Movements and *Dragon Soaring*. His playing was细腻婉转 (delicate and expressive), focusing on emotion and意境 (artistic conception). He mentored many guqin talents, and his interpretations remain classics. *Zha Fuxi* (1895-1976) was known for *Mist and Clouds over the Xiao and Xiang Rivers*, with a清新自然 (fresh and natural) style full of poetic charm. He整理 (collated) scores and promoted guqin, contributing to its modern dissemination. *Li Xiangting* (1940-) is renowned for Wild Geese Descending on the Sandbank and *Remembering an Old Friend*. His playing is深沉内敛 (introspective and restrained), emphasizing emotion and意境 (artistic conception). He has nurtured many guqin talents, and his performances are considered classics. *Gong Yi* (1941-) is famous for *Three Variations on the Yang Pass*, *Great Barbarian Reed Pipe*, and *Li Sao*. His style is细腻深情 (exquisite and deeply emotional), with a focus on cultural depth. He has made significant contributions to the传承 (transmission) and推广 (promotion) of guqin art. *Cheng Gongliang* (1940-2015) was celebrated for Dialogue Between the Fisherman and the Woodcutter and *Evening Songs of the Drunken Fisherman*. His playing was自然流畅 (natural and fluid), emphasizing意境 (artistic conception) and emotion. He also innovated guqin music, creating new compositions that became classics. *Yao Bingyan* (1921-1983) was known for High Mountains and *Solitary Orchid*. His style was古朴典雅 (elegant and refined), with a focus on意境 (artistic conception) and cultural depth. He mentored many guqin talents, and his performances remain classics.