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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0600568010123 Label: Wind Records Manufacturer: Wind Records Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Wind Records Release Date: 1995-09-30 Studio: Wind Records
Customer Rating: Summary: Wonderful Erhu music Comment: Fine recording. A "postcard" of musicians in the garden surrounding the Temple of Heaven.
Lively, very enjoyable. Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent erhu form Comment: It was interesting for me to compare a couple of the pieces on this CD with the same pieces as done by Jia Peng Feng. Feng uses more contemporary instrument assistance and orchestration. Chen seems more traditional in approach. As a new listener to the erhu I found Chen's work truly excellent. Customer Rating: Summary: passionate as can be Comment: Beautiful pieces, wonderfully performed. Unlike other recordings, this recording allows the erh-hu to show its characteristics (melodic, soulful, haunting, etc.), this, thanks to the subtle arrangement and simple accompaniment by the yang-qin instrument (no less beautiful). The sound engineer of this recording also allows for all the subtle nuances be heard. Best erh-hu cd I own. Praises to the producer Wang San-ti and the recording engineer Alexander Kavichandran. Customer Rating: Summary: passionate as can be Comment: Beautiful pieces, wonderfully performed. Unlike other recordings, this recording allows the erh-hu to show its characteristics (melodic, soulful, haunting, etc.), this, thanks to the subtle arrangement and simple accompaniment by the yang-qin instrument (no less beautiful). The sound engineer of this recording also allows for all the subtle nuances be heard. Best erh-hu cd I own. Praises to the producer Wang San-ti and the recording engineer Alexander Kavichandran. Customer Rating: Summary: A Minor Correction Comment: In my June 14th review of this marvelous disc, I erroneously referenced Jie-Bing Chen's playing on Bourbon and Rosewater. The record I meant to cite, of course, was Bela Fleck's Tabula Rasa.