Chinese Taoist Music – Taoist Music Orchestra of the Shanghai City God Temple
[EUCD2104]

$13.95

EUCD2104 Chinese Taoist Music – Taoist Music Orchestra of the Shanghai City God Temple

CD Information

• CD Title: Chinese Taoist Music

• Artist(s): Taoist Music Orchestra of the Shanghai City God Temple

• CD Code: EUCD2104

• Tracks: 10

• Playing Time: 59:07 min

• Booklet Info in: English, Spanish, French, German

Simple, solemn and delicate Chinese Taoist melodies with traditional wind, string and percussion instruments. Spiritual and relaxing music (also suitable for Tai Chi exercises) played by Taoists of the City God Temple in Shanghai.

32-page colour booklet with rich information in four languages.

Taoist Music Orchestra of the Shanghai City God Temple

Track Listing:

1. Ying Xianke (Welcoming Guests from Wonderland) (notated by Chen Dacan) - 2:09 soundclip

2. Xiang Ji (Incense Hymn) (notated by Chen Dacan) - 5:48 soundclip

3. Buxu (Pacing the Void) (notated by Chen Dalin) - 2:36 soundclip

4. San Shangxiang (Three Incense Offerings) (notated by Chen Dalin) - 5:32

5. Yu Furong (Jade Hibiscus) (notated by Chen Dacan) - 9:35

6. Zhuxiang Zan (Incense Prayer Hymn) (notated by Chen Dalin) - 8:07

7. Feng Ru Song (Wind through the Pines) (notated by Chen Dalin) - 5:45

8. Qupai Lianzou (Qupai Legato) (notated by Chen Dacan) - 3:49

9. Xianhua Ji (Flower Offering Hymn) (notated by Chen Dacan) - 3:03

10. Yaotan Ji (Wonderland Hymn) (notated by Chen Dacan) - 12:04

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 27 September, 2007.

– Julian Joseph, 04/13/2008
Taoist music is little-known in the west. This music on this recording is played by an ensemble using a wide range of stringed and wind instruments, and shows a close affinity with the more familiar “Silk and Bamboo” music popular in the Shanghai area. It is melodic and enjoyable to listen to, and gives an insight into an important area of Chinese culture. The music is surprisingly varied, from the slow and solemn Yaotan Ji (“Wonderland Hymn”) to the richly melodic Qupai Lianzou (“Qupai Legato”) to the fast, dynamic Xianhua Ji (“Flower Offering Hymn”). The recording is of consistently high quality, and the notes provide detailed information on the music, the musicians and the instruments, as well as background information on the temple and on Taoist music. Highly recommended.

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Chinese Taoist Music – Taoist Music Orchestra of the Shanghai City God Temple[EUCD2104]

Chinese Taoist Music – Taoist Music Orchestra of the Shanghai City God Temple
[EUCD2104]