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Category Archives: Music
Nixon in China, not in China
Nick Frisch puts the Met’s performance of Nixon in China up against the expectations of Chinese opera viewers.
Hymns of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and their Christian hymns.
Guzheng and Masada
Rosh Hashanah – Jewish new year – starts tonight. Shana tova to our Jewish readers.
Celebrate by watching this video shot at the North Sea Jazz Festival in summer 2009: Secret Chiefs 3 joined by Wu Fei (吴非) on guzheng playing music from John Zorn’s Masada series which is based on traditional Jewish music.
Performing at funerals: professional mourners in Chongqing and Chengdu
A look at the funeral performance industry in Chongqing and Chengdu, from The Beijing News.
Posted in Music
Tagged @altcat, funerals, The Beijing News
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Strawberry trip
A video by Janek Zdzarski of a motorbike trip to the Strawberry music festival that took place near Beijing on the May 1 weekend. Music by Wu and the Side Effects.
Posted in Featured Video, Music
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In New York: Contemporary heroes from China’s music scene
Nick Frisch writes from New York about the wave of rock and classical music from China that appeared in the American metropolis.
Posted in Music
Tagged bands, Lang Lang, Nick Frisch, rock music, Sound Kapital
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Mongolian folk band Hanggai on tour in the U.S. and A!
Mongolian folk rock band Hanggai on tour in the U.S.A.
Cui Jian’s concert on the square
A four-song concert given in 1989 by Cui Jian and his band.
Posted in Music
Tagged Cui Jian, FangKC, rock music, Super Girls, video
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African band of Beijing
Afrokoko Roots are a 15-piece international Afrobeat band who live in Beijing.
Posted in Featured Video, Music
Tagged Africa, Afrokoko Roots, Beijing, music, Yugong Yishan
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