Various Artists---Chinese Folk songs

Albums:

New Choral Settings of Tang Poems (16/44.1)

An innovative project to integrate the appreciation of music, Chinese poetry, Chinese painting and calligraphy within one self-contained package. It showcases 21 new choral settings of popular Tang poems by some of the most active composers in town.
The musicians taking part in the project are all active figures in local music circles. Commissioned composers include Mr Chen Ning-chi, Mr Hui Cheung-wai, Mr Lam Fung, Dr Tang Lok-yin, Dr Mui Kwong-chiu, Ms Lam Lan-chee, Ms Cheung Pui-shan, Mr Chan Ka-hei, Dr Phoebus Lee, composers associated with tertiary institutions including Professor Victor Chan of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Dr Joshua Chan of the University of Hong Kong, and Dr Austin Yip of the Hong Kong Baptist University, and composers from HKIEd, including Professor Richard Tsang, Dr Leung Chi-cheung, Dr Leung Chi-hin, Dr Donald Yu, Dr Lai Sheung-ping, Mr Leung Kit-chung, graduate of the Master of Arts in Music Education, and Mr Chu Siu-hin, Year 4 HKIEd student.
Renowned concert pianists including Ms Colleen Lee, Mr Shum Kin-wai and Dr Allison So of CCA at HKIEd have been engaged to provide piano accompaniment to the CD production and performances, and Dr Steve Ho of CCA (composer for the famous McDull movies) has contributed to a specially written Overture based on the Ode to Teachers theme song (composed by Mr Lau Chun-wah to commemorate the heroic deeds of teachers who died in the 1996 Pat Sin Range hill fire). The song also serves as the finale to the concert, in a rearrangement by Dr Leung Chi-hin involving over 600 choristers.

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Song of Shangri-La II (16/44.1)

Performed by Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture Song & Dance Troupe, "Song of Shangri-La" brings you the genuine Tibetan Folk Songs that urban dwellers could hardly heard of. These traditional Tibetan Folk Songs are free from modern day technology and city lifestyle 'pollution'. The songs really lead you to the heartland of Shangri-La.

Song of Shangri-La (16/44.1)

Performed by Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture Song & Dance Troupe, "Song of Shangri-La" brings you the genuine Tibetan Folk Songs that urban dwellers could hardly heard of. These traditional Tibetan Folk Songs are free from modern day technology and city lifestyle 'pollution'. The songs really lead you to the heartland of Shangri-La.

A Dream Heaven (16/44.1)

Tibetan Folk songs and contemporary Tibet songs sung by genuine Tibetan villagers and singers.

Shambala is not Far Away (16/44.1)

This superb modern recording captures the essence of traditional Tibetan Songs. On "SHAMBALA IS NOT FAR AWAY," the title track is a soaring, emotional number featuring local folk singer's evocative vocals. It sets an impassioned tone for whole album. "Daughters of the Same Mother" features the female vocalist and has a sensual groove loosely links to the music of Tibetan Gyume Monks.

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