Nikki
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Post by Nikki on Apr 16, 2019 7:20:08 GMT
Hello.
Does anyone know where I can find the sheet music from: River of sorrow
in Jianpu?
Tanks
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Post by paulv on Apr 16, 2019 11:24:17 GMT
Hello. Does anyone know where I can find the sheet music from: River of sorrow in Jianpu? Tanks Is this it? Possible "River of Sorrow"Regards, paul... |
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Nikki
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Post by Nikki on Apr 16, 2019 12:24:27 GMT
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Post by paulv on Apr 16, 2019 14:05:16 GMT
Don't know about the link I supplied earlier, but this is the music score that goes with the video above: page 1:  , page 2:  Enjoy, it's a beautiful song. Regards, paul... |
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Nikki
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Post by Nikki on Apr 16, 2019 16:41:22 GMT
thanks a lot!!!
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Post by d̗̰̗͆͘ǎ͔̱͈̰̬̫ͨ̌ͮͥ͗ͭ̕vid on Apr 17, 2019 11:45:56 GMT
This piece’s note playing is easy, it requires more advanced techniques with it to make it sound like it should. Remember it’s in Bb (3 7) Know how to use 压揉vibrato by pressing, 滑揉 vibrato by sliding, pinky vibrato, portamento, dynamics, etc... Compare your playing with other recordings and mark where to use these techniques. If you need sheet music for another piece you can just copy and paste the Chinese name and add 简谱 (simplified score) at the end. Or go to www.learnerhu.com/erhu-sheet-music also the songs name isn’t “river of sorrow” it’s actually “river water” 江河水 the song is based off a story about 孟姜女 lady meng jiang, a very old story where a peasant woman’s husband dies and she later kills herself by jumping into a river. so some people like to translate it as river of sorrow...so it can be more interesting also 闵惠芬min huifen plays this piece well so it’s a good example to use |
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Nikki
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Post by Nikki on Apr 18, 2019 6:09:11 GMT
thanks I still have trouble finding the right sheet music. I think I found this piece. I have trouble finding the Chinese name. but this is also all new to me. Maybe you can help me with the next beautiful piece? www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZOFeL423AUI'm not sure about the title: Rain in Jiang nan or Rain in river south is this the song? 作曲：河圖／改編：丟子 |
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Post by paulv on Apr 18, 2019 10:53:11 GMT
thanks I still have trouble finding the right sheet music. I think I found this piece. I have trouble finding the Chinese name. but this is also all new to me. Maybe you can help me with the next beautiful piece? www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZOFeL423AUI'm not sure about the title: Rain in Jiang nan or Rain in river south is this the song? 作曲：河圖／改編：丟子 Here's the title: 雨碎江南 Here's the score:  Use this phrase to search for other versions (put this into google and see what comes up): 雨碎江南二胡简谱 Regards, paul... |
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Nikki
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Post by Nikki on Apr 18, 2019 12:17:13 GMT
Thanks !!!
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Post by paulv on Apr 18, 2019 15:39:18 GMT
Try looking on this list before searching for the music score as it might be listed here: ErhuSongsTranslation.pdf (340.66 KB) Regards, paul... |
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Post by phoenixiao on Apr 18, 2019 16:01:31 GMT
Wow, this list would be useful for most other instruments too. Noticed there were some duplicates and also missing a famous erhu piece: 二泉映月 (Moon reflecting in a spring).
Think there are some classical pieces not covered. Is anyone maintaining the list?
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Post by paulv on Apr 19, 2019 1:51:14 GMT
Wow, this list would be useful for most other instruments too. Noticed there were some duplicates and also missing a famous erhu piece: 二泉映月 (Moon reflecting in a spring). Think there are some classical pieces not covered. Is anyone maintaining the list? This list is from a book I saw online which had the titles of the 100 songs in the book. I copied the list and ran it through Google Translate and got the pinyin and English titles. I doubt anyone is maintaining the list. If you want A-Bing's famous song, here it is:   Regards, paul... |
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Post by d̗̰̗͆͘ǎ͔̱͈̰̬̫ͨ̌ͮͥ͗ͭ̕vid on Apr 20, 2019 8:26:55 GMT
In my opinion other than copy and pasting the Chinese song title or finding/asking the sheet in English, why not just learn the Chinese language yourself? Maybe look more into the culture other than burying it in a pile. I feel like sometimes when we play music we also tend to forget the meaning or story behind the piece... Not all erhu pieces are generalized to China entirely, there are multiple parts of the country that stand out by itself.  I dunno if sacrilegious personal interpretations exist that much in Chinese music though. |
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Post by edcat7 on Nov 26, 2022 11:26:20 GMT
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Post by edcat7 on Jan 4, 2023 6:51:21 GMT
This piece’s note playing is easy, it requires more advanced techniques with it to make it sound like it should. Remember it’s in Bb (3 7) Know how to use 压揉vibrato by pressing, 滑揉 vibrato by sliding, pinky vibrato, portamento, dynamics, etc... Compare your playing with other recordings and mark where to use these techniques. If you need sheet music for another piece you can just copy and paste the Chinese name and add 简谱 (simplified score) at the end. Or go to www.learnerhu.com/erhu-sheet-music also the songs name isn’t “river of sorrow” it’s actually “river water” 江河水 the song is based off a story about 孟姜女 lady meng jiang, a very old story where a peasant woman’s husband dies and she later kills herself by jumping into a river. so some people like to translate it as river of sorrow...so it can be more interesting also 闵惠芬min huifen plays this piece well so it’s a good example to use Try this: www.cnscore.com/Jianpu/205961.html |
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I dunno if sacrilegious personal interpretations exist that much in Chinese music though. 