Ruan
Composed by Lin Ji Liang
Composed by Wu Jun Sheng
Composed by Lin Ji Liang
Leaning against a tree a
man falls asleep after he is drunk, all the guests are gone when he wakes up at
midnight He can only enjoy the withered flower in the light of a red candle.
Composed by Lin Ji Liang
This composition is based
on the ancient tune of "Man Jiang Hong". Using the traditional technique of
realistic expression, which portrays the great hero Yue Fei, this piece whips up
the sentiments of the people to answer the call of the country. The music is
bold and unconstrained, yet pure and simple. A moving and tragic melody at the
same time.
Composed by Lin Ji Liang /
Ning Yong
Based on the ancient music from the old ancient capital Chang-an, "Flying Dragons and Drum Beats", emphatically describes the scene of the flying music angels who while beating the drums, dance with the flying dragons.
The Serenade of Shilin describes the night scenes of Shilin, a famous sightseeing place in China. It starts with a slow tempo, describing the quietness of the night before progressing to the happy festive mood of Shilin at night.
Composed by Lin Ji Liang
This beautiful melody describes the purity and the nobleness of the water lily in the full moonlight.
Composed by Lin Ji Liang
"Camel Bells along Silk Road" is composed with the folk songs of Xinjiang (North-west China) as the material. The music describes the ancient camel caravans traveling along Silk Road. The camel bells are heard ringing, as they draw nearer. When they break for rest, the travelers dance happily to drive off any gloom or tiredness that they might experience. Then, revitalized, they continue with their journey and finally disappear in the distance.
Composed by Lin Ji Liang
Tang poet Liu Chang Qing, in his famous poem, "Pine Trees in the Cold Wind", expressed his introspective regret for the scarcity of friends who could understand him. This piece, based on the old tune of Chang-an, which is the present Xi-an, and by introducing the performing techniques of the Chinese zither, describes the pinewood in the cold wind under the moonlight and also expresses the poet's sense of desolation.
Composed by Liu Xing
"Reminiscences of Yun Nan" is a modern Ruan piece composed in the 1980s. The composer was inspired by his friend from Yun Nan (a province in South China), who often talked to him about her childhood in Yun Nan. Using new techniques borrowed from other string instruments, this piece brings Ruan-playing to a new frontier.
Ensemble
Composed by Mendelssohn
This famous piece by Mendelssohn is part of the 6 piece lead songs of composition number. It has been adapted for the Zhong Ruan and the piano. A melodious piece that is easy on the ear.
Composed by Wang Yu Cheng
Based on the He Nan folk song, this light hearted piece written in 4 parts, has been rearranged for the Zhong Ruan and the Piano ensemble from the original work "All Employees are Sunflowers".
Kawa no Nagare no Youni (Like the River Flow)
Composed by Akimoto Kou
The hit song by Bisora Hibari. The song was inspired by the East River in New York..
Kojyo No Tsuki (The Moon Over the Lonely Castle)
Composed by Taki Renichiro Poem by Doi Bansui
This piece was originally composed for a junior high school in 1901. Standing in the ruins of the Sendai's Aoba Castle, the composer looks back into the glorious past and reflects that life too, like the castle has its ups and downs.
Nanatsu no Ko (The 7th Child )
This song was orginally from the children's song "Why does the crow cry" by Noguchi and Honi.
Yu Hou Ting Yuan (The Garden after the Rain)
Composer Su Wen Cheng, Cheng Tsui Pin
This piece was set in the summer of 1998 in San Francisco. The 2 composers were enjoying the summer with their son and their dog, Blackie, when thunderstorm struck. The beauty of the raindrops on the grass and the flower petals and also the rainbow after the storm was the inspiration of this melodious piece. Originally written for Liuqin and Piano, this piece is rearranged for Zhong Ruan and Piano.
Tsubame Ni Naritai (I Wish to be a Sparrow)
Composer unknown
Originally an ensemble piece for Erhu and Piano, the piece is readapted for Zhong Ruan and Piano.
Composed by Sun Shi Li
The composer was inspired by a television commercial on shavers to write this piece of rock music on Zhong Ruan for a versatile Zhong Ruan player, Xu Zhi Cheng, in his orchestra. The slow lonely movement and the rapid fast rock movement of "Zhong Ruan Rock" which is also known as the "Man's Blade", describes this friend of his, a cool person on the exterior but warm at heart.
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