Here’s a third excerpt from my concert piece Identity: Zhongshan Zhuang, a concerto for guzheng and orchestra. Like the other excerpts, this section of the music corresponds to part of an accompanying narrative story. Here, the son of the Taiwanese refugee general returns to China via airplane, to see his homeland for the first time as an adult.

The full album, which also contains several solo guzheng pieces, is available from most online music retailers, including iTunes and Amazon.

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	The Return

This week I’m sharing another excerpt from my concert piece Identity: Zhongshan Zhuang, a concerto for guzheng and orchestra. This excerpt, from the second movement, musically illustrates a Taiwanese refugee’s reminiscence of better times.

The full album, which also contains several solo guzheng pieces, is available from most online music retailers, including iTunes and Amazon.

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	Memories of Home

This week I’m happy to share an excerpt from Identity: Zhongshan Zhuang, my concerto for guzheng and orchestra which was released this week by Hanyi.

The concerto is what’s sometimes called “program music”, meaning that it corresponds to a story, similarly to how a film score accompanies a movie. This excerpt, near the opening of the first movement, evokes pastoral pre-war times in the Chinese countryside.

The full album, which also contains several solo guzheng pieces, is available from most online music retailers, including iTunes and Amazon.

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	Peaceful Times

A short and sweet film cue for oboe and strings. (There’s a bit of a pun buried in the title, as the scene in question depicted a romantic interlude between a lawyer and client.)

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	A Brief Connection

In celebration of Friday the 13th, this week’s music is on the creepy side. Woodwinds and low-register harp alternate in the foreground while agitated drones play in the periphery of audibility. (That’s music-speak for “on the creepy side”.)


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	The Shaman

This week’s music is another orchestral action cue from Wizard Ops, accompanying the titular sorcerer’s adventures through the forest and into the lair of… well, actually it’s best described as a giant armed lair.

If you would like to hear the music in context (and play a fun game while you’re at it) apparate over to the iOS app store.


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	Into the Dark Forest