Zhao Jiping is a preeminent Chinese composer known primarily for his evocative scores for film and television. Born in Shaanxi province in 1945, Zhao has carved out a distinguished career in the realm of cinematic music, becoming one of China's most revered and influential composers. His style is often characterized by the seamless integration of traditional Chinese instrumentation and melodies with the dynamics of Western classical composition, creating soundscapes that are rich in cultural resonance and emotional depth.

Zhao's work gained international recognition through his collaboration with celebrated Chinese director Zhang Yimou, composing scores for a series of critically acclaimed films such as "Raise the Red Lantern" (1991), "To Live" (1994), and "The Story of Qiu Ju" (1992), for which the soundtrack "秋菊打官司 電影原聲帶" was released. His other notable works include the soundtrack for the historical drama "Three Kingdoms" and the album "ZHAO Jiping Concertos," underscoring his versatility and command over large-scale orchestral music. Zhao Jiping continues to leave an indelible mark on the world of film music, enthralling audiences with his profound musical narratives and his ability to encapsulate the essence of visual storytelling through his compositions.

Genres

Chinese Soundtrack

Latest Release

狼毒花

Zhao Ji-Ping

Single - Released November 4, 2022