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Chang Ping: Oriental Wash Painting

Orchestral Suite of Four Concertos

China National Symphony Orchestra, Lin Tao

incredibly vivid recording...this is a work requiring immense virtuosity from the soloist, and Ji Wei proves a particularly dazzling executant of Chang’s tireless writing.

Chang Ping: Oriental Wash Painting

Orchestral Suite of Four Concertos

China National Symphony Orchestra, Lin Tao

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incredibly vivid recording...this is a work requiring immense virtuosity from the soloist, and Ji Wei proves a particularly dazzling executant of Chang’s tireless writing.

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Award-winning composer Chang Ping’s Oriental Wash Painting is a set of four concertos that showcases traditional and ancient Chinese instruments, each performed by renowned and influential soloists. The ‘wash painting’ of the title implies a relationship between music and Chinese ink paintings – masterpieces which are magnificent and unconstrained, revealing a noble personality and character. This recording captures the world premiere concert of these remarkable works at the China National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing.

Contents and tracklist

I. The Wind Washed Clouds
Track length14:56
II. The Noble Fragrance
Track length31:28
This track is only available as an album download.
III. The Movement of Wash Painting
Track length18:01
IV. Blue Lotus
Track length16:44

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January 2020

incredibly vivid recording...this is a work requiring immense virtuosity from the soloist, and Ji Wei proves a particularly dazzling executant of Chang’s tireless writing.
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