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Post by Flolei on Jan 6, 2018 22:49:25 GMT
Hello everyone, I didn't post anything for a while. Today I decided to try a new project: to post some videos about famous folk songs that I play with my C tuned dizi. I provide the score in Western notation in jianpu + 2 demos (slow without ornamentation and faster with basic ornamentation). I don't know whether it is a good idea or not, I don't know whether it can help someone or not. Please, let me know what you think about it? I would post one video per week, 12 videos all together. Best regards and best wishes for 2018! Flolei PS. The playlist is here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrh-ozIyWLA&list=PLKnUDkqGTiBJvuTYxYYBw1Ep--ilihHjD |
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Post by mel on Jan 7, 2018 5:32:41 GMT
Cool idea! There's not many resources like this for beginners - the very bare bones versions as you'd find in a beginners' songbook. And to have a more advanced version/TV version there is great too. Will you be doing longer segments after this example one? Also, will you be marking the ornamentation on the jianpu? I can guess some of it but I'm never sure  (Looks like I've subscribed to your Youtube already!) |
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Post by Flolei on Jan 7, 2018 8:36:06 GMT
OK,I will try to ameliorate this next time (I will put symbols and explain them in the description). The problem is that it is difficult to include things in the jianpu. It would be easier in the Western notation which is made with the software Musescore.
Songs are not very long and are repeated 3 or more times. I thinks that one such a song a week for a beginner is enough. You think I should choose longer ones?
Many thanks for your constructive comment and susbribing!
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Post by Flolei on Jan 17, 2018 21:06:11 GMT
OK, I posted a second video. Seems not to be a big interest for this kind of thing. So, I will post a third one and interrupt the project until it will be more interest for it.
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Post by edcat7 on Jan 18, 2018 10:11:26 GMT
OK, I posted a second video. Seems not to be a big interest for this kind of thing. So, I will post a third one and interrupt the project until it will be more interest for it. Flo, it's a very honourable thing you're doing, if others are interested that's excellent but essentially you have to do it for yourself foremost. I'm up to my neck in work and so am only an erhu player now. Keep it up though and don't be dis-heartened. Best wishes, Ed |
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Post by Flolei on Jan 18, 2018 14:17:07 GMT
Dear Ed,
thanks for your kind message. I agree with you and I am not dis-hearted or sad at all.
When I make videos, I usually make it for myself. But with this playlist, I want to help people, as I was many times asked on Facebook to make such videos.
If there is interest, I can make more of them and I will do it with a great pleasure, if there isn't I would rather make something else. That's all what I wanted to say.
Thanks to have allowed me to make it clearer.
Happy that you keep on playing music. I actually play less Chinese music for now, as I started to learn a new woodwind (diatonic harmonica)
and play music from Ireland in a group (whistle and low whistle). Difficult to find time and energy for all the kinds of music I like to play!!!
Best wishes,
Flo.
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Post by mel on Feb 19, 2018 7:36:04 GMT
This forum is pretty slow. I'm sure there'll be people coming across this thread months and years later who'll find it useful  Coincidentally my teacher just assigned me Xiao Fang Niu! Thanks for putting a full version there too - I can refer to it when learning |
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Post by Flolei on Mar 17, 2018 22:54:22 GMT
Nice. I wish you to have very much fun with this piece, which is really beautiful.
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Post by lindsay on Jun 1, 2018 11:49:41 GMT
Thank you for the posts Flolei! I've found it hard to find videos of just dizi solo music (without a backing orchestra). |
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Post by crawforde on Sept 1, 2019 18:35:30 GMT
Thanks for this.
I bet some of these might be nice on the harmonica too!
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Post by richbto on Oct 25, 2020 3:31:29 GMT
Hello everyone, I didn't post anything for a while. Today I decided to try a new project: to post some videos about famous folk songs that I play with my C tuned dizi. I provide the score in Western notation in jianpu + 2 demos (slow without ornamentation and faster with basic ornamentation). I don't know whether it is a good idea or not, I don't know whether it can help someone or not. Please, let me know what you think about it? I would post one video per week, 12 videos all together. Best regards and best wishes for 2018! Flolei PS. The playlist is here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrh-ozIyWLA&list=PLKnUDkqGTiBJvuTYxYYBw1Ep--ilihHjDThis is fantastic! Thank you. I just subscribed to your channel kn youtube and will play along. Im a newby here and looking for this type of resource. Thank you |
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