Chinese Traditional

Chinese traditional music is a rich tapestry rooted in thousands of years of history, encapsulating the cultural expression and philosophical beliefs of the Middle Kingdom. It is often characterized by the use of classical instruments such as the guzheng (zither), pipa (lute), erhu (two-stringed fiddle), and dizi (bamboo flute), and unfolds through various forms, from solo pieces to ensemble orchestral works. The melodies are typically pentatonic, evoking a sense of balance and natural beauty. The music frequently conveys stories, emotions, and scenes from nature, with each piece acting as a sonic painting. Artists within the genre, from virtuoso soloists to esteemed ensembles like the Chinese Orchestra of Shanghai Conservatory, continue to keep the tradition alive, often blending ancient techniques with contemporary sensibilities to captivate modern audiences.

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Guangxi Impression, Movement I: Tiao Dan Dance [for pipa and orchestra]

Gao Hong•

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Single - Released January 16, 2026