If you like Chinese or Taiwanese traditional music, then you must not miss Jade Bells and Bamboo Pipes. A favorite of many, this program is listed as one of the top ten shows in 2001, 2005, 2007 and 2009 by Passport to the World Band Radio, a leading shortwave magazine. A vast array of instruments are featured and it is a show that will satisfy your hunger for exotic music.
Liuxing was born in 1962 and he started to learn yueqin (moon guitar) at the age of twelve. His first edition of Zhongruan Concerto Reminiscences of Y ...more
Qian Zhaoxi (1936-2005) had written a large number of musical pieces. Twelve of his works including Primitive Safari that we feature today had been aw ...more
Chamber music has had a long history in China. In the Zhou Dynasty more than 2000 years ago, references were made to “room music” which was a kind of ...more
Du Chong graduated from Shanghai Conservatory of Music in 1985. He studied dizi under great masters, Lu Chunling (a leading exponent of southern Chine ...more
Daiya was born in 1964 and started to play dizi at the age of seven. Daiya is a three-time winner of dizi music in China and came to Taiwan in this Ap ...more
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