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| SACD or CD? | SACD (plays on all cd players) |
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| Year of release | 2005 |
| Recording Location | Beijing China |
| Main artist | Tang Jun Qiao - Dizi |
| Performers | Tang Jun Qiao - Dizzy Ying Hao Tong- Chinese cymbalo (Yang Qin) Shen Yi Wen - piano Morning by Zhao Song Ting Paean of Yi River by Qu Xiang Little Buffalo Cowboy arranged by Lu Chun Ling Jolly Meeting by Feng Zi Cun Impression of Mt. Qianshan by Tang Li Zhong and Tang Jun Qiao Mysterious Tune from Lang Ya by Yu Xun Fa Spring Visiting Xiang Jiang River by Ning Bao Sheng Solitary Orchid Greeting The Spring by Zhao Song Ting and Cao Xing arranged by Li Bing Yang Vegetable Vendor arranged by Liu Guan Yue Blue Canope by Yang Qing |
| Introduction by artist | Because it sounds great, is easy to learn, light to carry and inexpensive, the Dizi (Chinese Bamboo Flute) is one of the most popular Chinese instruments in Asia. The Dizi (also called D'Tzu or Zhu Di), is a side blown wind instrument made of Bamboo. The Dizi has a very simple structure: 1 blowhole, 1 membrane hole, 6 finger holes, and two pairs of holes in the end to correct the pitch and hang decorative tassels. Most special about the Dizi is the "Mo-Cong" (membrane hole), which is located between the blowhole and 6th finger hole. The Mo-Cong was invented in the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD) by Liu Xi, and he named the flute the "Seven Star Tube". What makes the Mo-Cong special is its thin membrane covering. Some people mistake this membrane for rice paper, but it is actually made from the inner tube of a bamboo or reed plant. When the Dizi is played, the membrane vibrates with the Dizi, producing a sweet, bright tone. In addition it helps to deliver the Dizi sound far away. Liu Xi stated the purpose of his great invention as "To help produce better tone quality". You can also adjust the membrane to get the just the "right" tone for the specific musical mood. |
| Producer | Jared Sacks |
| Recording Engineer / Mastering | Jared Sacks |
| Technical Specifications | Microphones: Bruel & Kjaer 4006, Schoeps Digital Converters: DSD Super Audio/Meitner Design AD/DA Speakers: Audiolab, Holland Software: Pyramix Editing, Merging Technologies Mixing Board: Rens Heijnis, custom design Mastering Room: B+W 803d series speakers, Classe 5200 Amplifier Cables: Van den Hul |
| Inlay | Morning by Zhao Song Ting Paean of Yi River by Qu Xiang Little Buffalo Cowboy arranged by Lu Chun Ling Jolly Meeting by Feng Zi Cun Impression of Mt. Qianshan by Tang Li Zhong and Tang Jun Qiao Mysterious Tune from Lang Ya by Yu Xun Fa Spring Visiting Xiang Jiang River by Ning Bao Sheng Solitary Orchid Greeting The Spring by Zhao Song Ting and Cao Xing arranged by Li Bing Yang Vegetable Vendor arranged by Liu Guan Yue Blue Canope by Yang Qing |
| Quotes | () Tang Jun Qiao kann jedoch einen faszinierenden Einblick in eine lebendige Musikkultur geben, die auch durch zeitgenssische Komponisten neue Impulse bekommt. Mit ihrer auerordentliche guten Klangqualitt untersttzt die dabei die klangliche Entfaltung der Instrumente und verleiht ihnen eine geradezu plastische Wirkung () www.klassik.com (...) Grce l'excellente srie Channel of China consacre de la musique traditionnelle chinoise. () () Avec Tang Jun Qiao, le Dizi se mtamorphose en voix si se pare de la posie la plus sensuelle que l'on puisse imaginer. La jeune asiatique nous livre ici un Super Audio CD en pur DSD de toute beaut. Opus ( Der Chinese Musik kann jedoch einen faszinierten Einblick in eine lebendige Musikkultuur geben () Klassik.com () This new disc from Channel classics was a revelation, and may very well be the best collection of Asian traditional music I'v ever heard!! While many performances of traditional Asian music may seem a chore to get trough, this disc is anything but that and I found its 63-munite runtime passed all too quickly. The recording is superb, as usual from Channel Classics. This one has definitively peaked my interest - I'm ready to hear the rest! Very highly recommended Audiophile Audition |
| Running time | 58.36 |
| Number of cd's | 1 |
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Jared Sacks
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Microphones: Bruel & Kjaer 4006, Schoeps
Digital Converters: DSD Super Audio/Meitner Design AD/DA
Speakers: Audiolab, Holland
Software: Pyramix Editing, Merging Technologies
Mixing Board: Rens Heijnis, custom design
Mastering Room: B+W 803d series speakers, Classe 5200 Amplifier
Cables: Van den Hul
Digital Converters: DSD Super Audio/Meitner Design AD/DA
Speakers: Audiolab, Holland
Software: Pyramix Editing, Merging Technologies
Mixing Board: Rens Heijnis, custom design
Mastering Room: B+W 803d series speakers, Classe 5200 Amplifier
Cables: Van den Hul
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Tang Jun Qiao - Dizzy
Ying Hao Tong- Chinese cymbalo (Yang Qin)
Shen Yi Wen - piano
Morning by Zhao Song
Ting Paean of Yi River by Qu Xiang
Little Buffalo Cowboy arranged by Lu Chun Ling
Jolly Meeting by Feng Zi Cun
Impression of Mt. Qianshan by Tang Li Zhong and Tang Jun Qiao
Mysterious Tune from Lang Ya by Yu Xun Fa Spring
Visiting Xiang Jiang River by Ning Bao Sheng
Solitary Orchid Greeting The Spring by Zhao Song Ting and Cao Xing arranged by Li Bing Yang
Vegetable Vendor arranged by Liu Guan Yue Blue Canope by Yang Qing
Ying Hao Tong- Chinese cymbalo (Yang Qin)
Shen Yi Wen - piano
Morning by Zhao Song
Ting Paean of Yi River by Qu Xiang
Little Buffalo Cowboy arranged by Lu Chun Ling
Jolly Meeting by Feng Zi Cun
Impression of Mt. Qianshan by Tang Li Zhong and Tang Jun Qiao
Mysterious Tune from Lang Ya by Yu Xun Fa Spring
Visiting Xiang Jiang River by Ning Bao Sheng
Solitary Orchid Greeting The Spring by Zhao Song Ting and Cao Xing arranged by Li Bing Yang
Vegetable Vendor arranged by Liu Guan Yue Blue Canope by Yang Qing
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Because it sounds great, is easy to learn, light to carry and inexpensive, the Dizi (Chinese Bamboo Flute) is one of the most popular Chinese instruments in Asia. The Dizi (also called D'Tzu or Zhu Di), is a side blown wind instrument made of Bamboo. The Dizi has a very simple structure: 1 blowhole, 1 membrane hole, 6 finger holes, and two pairs of holes in the end to correct the pitch and hang decorative tassels. Most special about the Dizi is the "Mo-Cong" (membrane hole), which is located between the blowhole and 6th finger hole. The Mo-Cong was invented in the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD) by Liu Xi, and he named the flute the "Seven Star Tube". What makes the Mo-Cong special is its thin membrane covering. Some people mistake this membrane for rice paper, but it is actually made from the inner tube of a bamboo or reed plant. When the Dizi is played, the membrane vibrates with the Dizi, producing a sweet, bright tone. In addition it helps to deliver the Dizi sound far away. Liu Xi stated the purpose of his great invention as "To help produce better tone quality". You can also adjust the membrane to get the just the "right" tone for the specific musical mood.
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() Tang Jun Qiao kann jedoch einen faszinierenden Einblick in eine lebendige Musikkultur geben, die auch durch zeitgenssische Komponisten neue Impulse bekommt. Mit ihrer auerordentliche guten Klangqualitt untersttzt die dabei die klangliche Entfaltung der Instrumente und verleiht ihnen eine geradezu plastische Wirkung () www.klassik.com
(...) Grce l'excellente srie Channel of China consacre de la musique traditionnelle chinoise. () () Avec Tang Jun Qiao, le Dizi se mtamorphose en voix si se pare de la posie la plus sensuelle que l'on puisse imaginer. La jeune asiatique nous livre ici un Super Audio CD en pur DSD de toute beaut. Opus ( Der Chinese Musik kann jedoch einen faszinierten Einblick in eine lebendige Musikkultuur geben () Klassik.com
() This new disc from Channel classics was a revelation, and may very well be the best collection of Asian traditional music I'v ever heard!! While many performances of traditional Asian music may seem a chore to get trough, this disc is anything but that and I found its 63-munite runtime passed all too quickly. The recording is superb, as usual from Channel Classics. This one has definitively peaked my interest - I'm ready to hear the rest! Very highly recommended Audiophile Audition
(...) Grce l'excellente srie Channel of China consacre de la musique traditionnelle chinoise. () () Avec Tang Jun Qiao, le Dizi se mtamorphose en voix si se pare de la posie la plus sensuelle que l'on puisse imaginer. La jeune asiatique nous livre ici un Super Audio CD en pur DSD de toute beaut. Opus ( Der Chinese Musik kann jedoch einen faszinierten Einblick in eine lebendige Musikkultuur geben () Klassik.com
() This new disc from Channel classics was a revelation, and may very well be the best collection of Asian traditional music I'v ever heard!! While many performances of traditional Asian music may seem a chore to get trough, this disc is anything but that and I found its 63-munite runtime passed all too quickly. The recording is superb, as usual from Channel Classics. This one has definitively peaked my interest - I'm ready to hear the rest! Very highly recommended Audiophile Audition
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