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Terra-cotta Warriors Fantasia(16/44.1)

Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra


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Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra plays contemporary original Chinese Orchestral pieces.

"Terra Cotta Warriors Fantasia" by Peng Xiuwen. Commissioned by HKCO in 1984.

"Journey to Lhasa" by Kuan Nai-chung. Commissioned by HKCO and premiered in 1984.

"The Grand Victory" from Shanxi, Arr. by Zhang Shiye.Arrangement Commissioned by HKCO and premiered in 1993.

Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra: Yan Huichang, Music Director & Conductor.



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1.Terra-cotta Warriors Fantasia--Discipline is Strict in the Army
6:51
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2.Terra-cotta Warriors Fantasia--Spring Dreams
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3.Terra-cotta Warriors Fantasia--A Ten Thousand Miles march
5:25
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4.Journey yo Lhasa--Potala Palace
6:18
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5.Journey yo Lhasa--Yalu Zangbo River
9:07
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6.Journey yo Lhasa--Heavenly Burial
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7.Journey yo Lhasa--Beating Ghosts
6:21
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8.The Grand Victory
7:08
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 Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra

The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra (abbreviated HKCO) is an orchestra of Chinese traditional instruments based in Hong Kong. It was established in 1977 and comprises 85 musicians. The Artistic Director and Principal Conductor is Yan Huichang.
The Orchestra is the only professional, full-sized Chinese orchestra in Hong Kong. The Orchestra is deeply rooted in the Chinese cultural heritage. Its performance format and repertoire include both traditional Chinese music and contemporary full-scale works. It also explores new frontiers in music through commissioning new works of various types and styles, and over the years, has commissioned more than 1,700 original compositions and arrangements. The Orchestra currently has an establishment of 85 musicians who perform in the four sections comprising bowed-strings, plucked-strings, wind and percussion instruments. Traditional as well as improved Chinese instruments are incorporated.

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