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Trained side-by-side in Beijing at the Central Conservatory, and in New York at Columbia University, Chen Yi, the first woman to receive a master’s degree in composition in China, and Zhou Long are now partners on the faculty at the University of Missouri – Kansas City.
Despite these close ties, their compositions enjoy distinct identities, frequently bringing into fascinating juxtaposition Western and Eastern instruments as well as traditional and contemporary compositional techniques.
The Beijing New Music Ensemble is the only independent music ensemble dedicated to new music in China.
This is the ensemble’s début recording.
Long Zhou: Su (Tracing back) (version for flute and qin)
Su (Tracing back) (version for flute and qin)
Long Zhou: Pianogongs
Pianogongs
Long Zhou: Taiping Drum
Taiping Drum
Yi Chen: Monologue (Impression on The True Story of Ah Q)
Monologue (Impression on The True Story of Ah Q)
Yi Chen: Romance of Hsiao and Ch'in (version for violin and piano)
Romance of Hsiao and Ch'in (version for violin and piano)
Yi Chen: Chinese Ancient Dances
I. Ox Tail Dance
II. Hu Xuan Dance
Long Zhou: Wild Grass
Wild Grass
Long Zhou: Taigu Rhyme
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Su (Tracing back) (version for flute and qin)