Melodies of China 豎笛獨奏 朔特版
早在中國被選為 2008 年奧運會主辦國之前，人們就對中國產生了濃厚的興趣。多年來，中國音樂越來越受歡迎，尤其是中國迷人而多變的民族音樂。隨著《中國旋律》的出版，肖特推出了各種樂器演奏的中國民歌集。每冊中的歌曲均由中國編曲專家為相應樂器編曲。附帶的 CD 可説明您熟悉中國音樂的特點"
校訂者: Tao, Wang
樂器: clarinet in Bb
出版社: Schott Music
曲目:
The Bright Red Maiden (Folk Music from Han Nationality in Inner Mongolia) - Meeting at the Auball (Music by Tong Fu) - Pick up the Betel Palm (Folk Music from Hunan Province) - A Half Moon Shines in the Sky (Folk Music from Uygur Minority) - Weave a Basket of Flowers (Folk Music from Henan Province) - The Carrying Pole (Folk Music from Sichuan Province) - Autumn Harvest (Folk Music from Shaanxi Province) - Go to Jiangzhou (Folk Music from Shaanxi Province) - Blank Bamboo Tune (Folk Music from Kaingsu Province) - Very Glad to See the Sun Rising (Folk Music from Sichuan Province) - Madam Meng Jiang Carrying Face to the Great Wall (Folk Music from Kiangsu Province) - Kangding Love Song (Folk Music from Sichuan Province) - Selling Tang Yuan (Folk Music from Taiwan) - Alamuhanrh (Folk Music from Uygur Minority) - Embroidering a Silk Banner with Words of Gold (Folk Music from Shaanxi Province) - Jasmine (Folk Music from Kiangsu Province) - Ga Da Mei Lin (Folk Music from Uygur Minority) - Why Are the Flowers So Red (Folk Music from Tajik Minority) - Morningstar Lily Bloom with Brilliant Red Colour (Folk Music from Shaanxi Province) - Running Water of the Rivers (Folk Music from Northeast China) - The Miao Ridges in the Morning (Folk Music from Miao Minority, music by Bai Chengren) - Ian Hua Hua Theme and Variations (Folk Music from Shaanxi Province)
The interest in China has been great even before the country was selected to host the Olympic Games 2008. For years, Chinese music has become more and more popular, especially China's charming and varied folk music. With 'Melodies of China', Schott now presents collections of Chinese folk songs for various instruments. The songs in every volume have been arranged for the respective instruments by a Chinese expert arranger. The accompanying CD helps you to familiarize yourself with the characteristics of Chinese music.