Music China: traditional instruments - pipe
The Sunday, October 21, 2007
traditional Chinese music is the music of the predecessors of antiquity, the emperors and philosophers beggars, at that time "as long as men can breathe or eyes can see. " However, when we speak of "traditional music China "must know that this genus is composed of music from
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pipe is a solo instrument, although it is used in ensembles and orchestras. Is an element that can compare with the guitar, a Chinese lute. The repertoire for the pipe is traditional Chinese works, mostly anonymous, and music composers conteporánea of \u200b\u200bboth China and Western influence.
different peoples, each with its own language, customs and traditions 
. Strictly speaking, folk music refers to the sophisticated music (classical music) as the opposite of folklore. In fact, now considered traditional music all kinds of old music, and in particular how the
. Strictly speaking, folk music refers to the sophisticated music (classical music) as the opposite of folklore. In fact, now considered traditional music all kinds of old music, and in particular how the folklore has been of special significance and has risen in rank. Traditional music, in this sense, closely linked to poetry and various forms of lyric drama, and can be considered as poetry without words. In the same way poetry, music served to express human feelings, is essential for ease suffering and bring spiritual elevation (eg the music of the Buddhist monks, very peculiar for its bass and long, but very little rhythmic deep).
The pipe is a solo instrument, although it is used in ensembles and orchestras. Is an element that can compare with the guitar, a Chinese lute. The repertoire for the pipe is traditional Chinese works, mostly anonymous, and music composers conteporánea of \u200b\u200bboth China and Western influence.
Liu Fang is called the "Empress of Pipa" is the artist perhaps best known worldwide for its virtuosity with the pipe. Born in 1974 in Kunming, Yunan Province in the People's Republic of China. Tap the pipe from six years. He plays with a grace that captures the soul of the pipe, having such a profound presence that she becomes the instrument. Her many international concerts have included classical solo part in a concert commissioned by the Queen of England, as Liu Fang was eleven. With a value and a range unimaginable how she can lead a visceral frenzy to a deep breath of silence that cleanses the spirit. one to enjoy traditional music performed by Liu Fang, the link is: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZmAgFyVo48 
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