"Chinese wind" music, not an officially recognized genre but rather a descriptive term, is a contemporary musical expression that deeply embeds traditional Chinese aesthetics, instruments, and melodies within its core. Typically imbued with ethereal flute tones from artists like Zhang Weiliang and the delicate strumming of stringed instruments mastered by performers such as Du Cong, this genre evokes the rich tapestry of China's ancient cultural landscape. The erhu's soul-stirring cries, played by virtuosos like Yu Xunfa, and the intricate pipa techniques from musicians like Dai Ya, add layers of poignant emotion to the music. Blending classical Chinese philosophical themes with modern composition techniques, artists within this sphere create a sound that is both nostalgic and innovative, transporting listeners to a serene world where the past and present coalesce harmoniously. It is a genre that, while not mainstream, speaks to the heart of China's artistic heritage and resonates with those seeking a connection to the more poetic and timeless aspects of music.

十二首古典爱情故事

贺小帅

Album - 12 Tracks - Released June 24, 2020