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Song Length Format Price(HK$) 1. The Golden Furnace Loading... 7:28 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 2. The Sun Shines over Taxkorgan Loading... 7:03 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 3. Lapping Waves of the Lake Hong Loading... 3:00 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 4. Fisherman's Song for Harvest Loading... 6:31 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 5. Red Flowers on the Mountain Loading... 3:44 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 6. Morning in Miao Mountain Loading... 3:23 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 WAV 16/44.1      7. Zhuang's Brocade to Chairman MAO Loading... 5:36 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 8. Why are the Flowers Fiery Red Loading... 4:49 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 9. Jasmine Loading... 2:59 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 10. Lullaby Loading... 2:11 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 11. Joyful New Year Loading... 2:47 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 12. Overture of Spring Festival Suite Loading... 2:53 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 13. Song of Pleasant Night Loading... 2:18 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00 14. Kangding Love Song Loading... 2:29 WAV 16/44.1 $20.00

Artist  XUE Wei Currently a Professor of violin at Royal Academy of Music, XUE Wei (pronounced shway way) has been described by Gramophone as “One of the outstanding violinist of our time”. He was a prizewinner at the 1981 Chinese National Violin Competition, the 1982 Carl Flesch International Violin Competition and the 1983 Japan International Violin Competition. XUE Wei moved to the UK in 1985 with the sponsorship of the then Lord Mayor of London, Midland Bank and Kleinwort Benson to study at the Guildhall School of Music with Yfrah Neaman.   In 1986 XUE won the Tchaikovsky Silver Medal in Moscow and a fortnight later returned to London to win the First Prize and all other available prizes including the Sonata and Orchestra and Audience Prize at the Carl Flesch International Violin Competition. He appears regularly with most of the major British orchestras and has also performed in most European countries. Although no longer a resident of China, XUE Wei maintains ties with his home country and tours regularly in the Far East and North America.

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