Chinese pipa solo video clips
Traditional, Classical and contemporary music
Interpreted by Liu Fang
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Videos:
Liu Fang concert live in St. Petersburg & reports from Russian TV
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Liu
Fang pips solo |
The King Chu doffs his Armour (Chinese classical tradition): This masterpiece of pipa is a musical description of a tragic historical event: the defeat of King Xiang Yu who thought himself invincible. During the war which followed the foundation of the Han Empire (202 BC - 220 AD), Xiang Yu suffered a fatal defeat. The pipa depicts the scene of the battle, noises of the soldiers' flight, and the indescribable feeling of being defeated. The performance of this piece demands a whole range of complex techniques and virtuosity, with speed, precision and restraint. |
No. 2: "Falling snow decorate the evergreen" - civil style (or lyrical style) of traditional pipa repertoire. Using natural scenes or phenomena to describe inner feeling and determination is quite common in Chinese arts. This piece, derived from very old times, is like a Traditional Chinese painting, depicts the snowing in a evergreen forest, beautiful and harsh. Since the pine tree can resist extreme cold, it is a symbol of a strong self |
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No. 4: "Autumn moon in the Imperial Palace of Han", classical tradition. Liu Fang perform at the Almeria Music festival on June 19, 2008. |
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No. 4: "The dance of bonfire fest", composed by Wu Junsheng for pipa solo. Performed here by Liu Fang (pipa) and Ziya Tabassian (framed drum) |
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Video clip: "The Ambush", Liu Fang solo concert at the Théâtre
de la Ville in Paris, May 8, 2006.
More videos: Liu Fang guzheng solo
Audio Demo
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Liu
Fang concert live @ RTBF La Première (national radio)
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