Chinese Folk

Chinese folk music is a rich and diverse genre that encapsulates the vast cultural heritage of China. It often combines traditional instruments such as the guqin, erhu, dizi, and pipa with storytelling that spans centuries of Chinese history and folklore. This genre is characterized by its melodic intricacies and emotional depth, capturing the essence of China's rural landscapes, ancient myths, and the everyday lives of its people. Artists like 降央卓玛, 童丽, and Sa Dingding have played pivotal roles in both preserving and transforming Chinese folk music, infusing it with contemporary influences while staying true to its roots. Through their work, they convey a sense of nostalgia and deep connection to the past, yet their innovative approach also makes this genre accessible and relevant to today’s audiences worldwide. From the haunting melodies of the Mongolian grasslands to the rhythmic storytelling of the Han people, Chinese folk music remains a vibrant and evolving expression of China's rich cultural tapestry.

Piano Chill

Johann Sebastian Bach•

Ludwig van Beethoven•

Domenico Scarlatti•

Erik Satie•

Tan Dun•

Franz Liszt•

Antonín Dvořák•

John Field•

Alexander Scriabin•

Claude Debussy

Album - 49 Tracks - Released May 6, 2025