The San Francisco Guzheng Music Society is performing at the 30th Anniversary San Francisco Autumn Moon Festival! Who else can you expect to see at our festival? Follow us & find out! Join our virtual celebration on Friday Sep. 18 at 7pm PDT. Link in bio for info #MoonFestivalSF
Guzheng player Jing Xia and classical guitarist Bin Hu were featured last summer in the St. Andrew's Bach Society series and have played throughout the world. https://t.co/GRUXC9ig0r
@jeffrey_chongg So it all depends on where you draw the line and what matters to you. Yes, there have been changes. Yes, they are both long zithers tied together through history. (3/3)
@jeffrey_chongg And of course, some large structural changes. The Japanese koto largely kept the structure from 700CE, silk strings (now imitation silk), and uses the same thickness and tension for every string - so note is controlled by bridge placement. (2/)
.@wufei’s musical transmission for today is a wonderful piece of jingju, and it made me intensely nostalgic for going to the theater in Beijing what seems like ages ago
https://t.co/oLNsk5LXJZ
@epicfailfez@KennyJamess I know of two non-kontakt options: "Best Service" and "Supreme Piano". I can't vouch for them but they exist: https://t.co/vOedVjcObN and https://t.co/ppoHcerxQz
Aside from my own music, I also enjoy producing for other artists. I recently produced and engineered a folk album for Chinese zither player and vocalist, Lucy Luan titled 'Poems of the Guzheng.' It was super fun working on this from the ground up
https://t.co/EQC26iqkUp
Currently marking my Contemporary Music Studies module, with student offerings so far including a duet for thrash-guzheng and vocaloid Hatsune Miku, a ‘Massage for Ukulele’ and a 12-tone string quartet. Let’s party.🕺
@LCAHM_UoB @unibirmingham @UoBMS @cosmicgirlie