| Description |
1 online resource (1 sound file) |
| Contents |
The Spring maiden from afar -- In Springtime -- Why are the flowers so red? -- A land of beauty -- Bengawan Solo = Solo River -- Burung kakak tua = The parrot -- White lotus -- Red bean poem -- Four season reminiscences -- Pastoral song -- On the Song-Hua River -- Arirang -- Cradle song -- Sakura = Cherry blossom -- The fairy maiden scatters flowers -- The bride visits her old home -- Song of the Yangtze River |
| Notes |
"Folksongs of the Orient." |
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"17 folksongs from Asia arranged and orchestrated by Julian Yu." |
| Performer |
Shu-Cheen Yu, soprano ; Sinfonia Australis ; Anthony Walker, conductor ; Cantillation (Men's chorus on tracks 5, 10 and 17) |
| Event |
Recorded 2001 November 22-29 the ABC's Eugene Goosens Hall, Ultimo, Sydney |
| Notes |
Sung in original languages |
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Hard copy version record |
| Subject |
Folk songs, Chinese.
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Folk songs, Indonesian.
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Folk songs, Thai.
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Folk songs, Taiwanese
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Folk songs, Mongolian.
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Folk songs, Korean.
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Folk songs, Japanese.
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Folk songs -- Pakistan
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Folk songs, Sri Lankan
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Folk songs.
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Folk songs, Chinese.
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Folk songs, Indonesian.
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Folk songs, Japanese.
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Folk songs, Korean.
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Folk songs, Mongolian.
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Folk songs, Thai.
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Pakistan.
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| Genre/Form |
Streaming audio
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| Form |
Streaming audio
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| Author |
Yu, Shu-Cheen, singer.
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Yu, Julian, arranger of musc.
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Walker, Antony, conductor.
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Sinfonia Australis, instrumentalist.
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Cantillation (Musical group), singer.
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