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This piece is supposedly based on an ancient song preserved in jianzi pu (减字谱, reduced-character notation) for the 7-stringed qin (七弦琴) from "Cai Shi Wu Nong"《蔡氏五弄》(Five Songs of the Cai Family), composed by the Eastern Han Dynasty musician Cai Yong (蔡邕, 133-192) and transcribed by Li Jianzheng (李健正).

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This piece is based on a piece from "Chang'an Ancient Music Scores" (长安古乐) entitled "Memories of Jiangnan," as transcribed by Li Jianzheng (李健正, b. 1940), a pioneering scholar in the field of the ancient music of Xi'an, Shaanxi.

A semi-improvised reconstruction, played on modern Chinese pipa (琵琶, pear-shaped lute) and percussion, of "Sa Jin Sha"《撒金沙》(Scattered Golden Sands), piece no. 22 of manuscript P.3808 from the Dunhuang Pipa Scores (called Dunhuang Yuepu《敦煌乐谱》, Dunhuang Qupu《敦煌曲谱》, Dunhuang Juanzipu《敦煌卷子谱》, or Dunhuang Pipa Pu《敦煌琵琶谱》in Chinese), found in Mogao Cave 17 near Dunhuang in Gansu province, northwest China, which comprise 25 pieces in pipa tablature (manuscript P.3808) with instructions for the tablature (manuscript P.3539), plus an additional incomplete piece (manuscript P.3719), all written on the backs of scrolls containing Buddhist texts. These three manuscripts, which were among up to 50,000 manuscripts that had been stored in the cave since it was walled off for unknown reasons early in the 11th century, were taken in 1908 to the Bibliothèque nationale de France in Paris by the French sinoloist Paul Pelliot (1878-1945). The pieces in P.3808 are believed to be the pipa parts of ensemble pieces, probably court yanyue (燕乐 or 宴乐, banquet music) pieces. On the front of the manuscript is the text of a Buddhist sermon,《长兴四年中兴殿应圣节讲经文》, with 长兴四年 meaning the fourth year of the Changxing reign of Emperor Li Dan (李亶) of Later Tang (后唐), during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period that began following the fall of the Tang Dynasty--that is, 933 AD. Although these pieces were written down in the 10th century (sometime before the founding of the Song Dynasty in 960), many or all of them are likely to have by that time already been old pieces, dating to at least the 8th century (the titles of several of the pieces are listed in Tang palace records). Indeed, a piece entitled "Sa Jin Sha"《撒金沙》is mentioned in "Jiaofang Ji"《教坊记》(The Conservatory Records), a collection of essays about court music that was compiled around 749 AD, during the Tang Dynasty.

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What is the source of this piece, which seems to have been published by Li Jianzheng (李健正) in 2010? It doesn't resemble the "Santai" suite that has been handed down to the present day in Sino-Japanese sources.

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Maybe you could add the titles of the individual pieces, as well as the name of the arranger, to the video description above.

《仁智要录》= "Jinchi Yōroku," a Sino-Japanese source compiled by the Japanese nobleman Fujiwara no Moronaga (藤原師長, 1138-1192), likely between 1179 and 1192 during the late Heian period (794-1185) and containing more than 200 pieces in koto tablature, which is the most important and extensive collection of Tang-era scores for the 13-string koto, also called sō no koto (essentially the same instrument as the zheng 筝 in use in China during the Tang Dynasty). Although this collection was prepared during what in China was the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), the music contained therein had been handed down from Tang times.

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Laoting dagu (乐亭大鼓) is a genre of traditional accompanied narrative singing (Chinese: shuochang, 说唱) in the banqiangti (板腔体) style that originated from Laoting County (乐亭县) in coastal southeastern Tangshan (唐山市), northeastern Hebei province, northern China, which has a history of about 200 years, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. The vocalist also plays a small drum called shugu (书鼓), and accompaniment is provided by Mr. Han Baoli (韩宝利, b. 1946), who plays the sanxian (三弦, long-necked fretless lute with snakeskin-covered soundbox). Despite its high cultural and aesthetic value, by the early 21st century Laoting dagu was regarded as an art form in need of safeguarding, due to a limited number of inheritors and a dwindling audience. In 2006 Laoting dagu was included in the First Batch of China's National-Level Intangible Cultural Heritage List (第一批国家级非物质文化遗产名录) by China's Ministry of Culture (中华人民共和国文化部, known since March 2018 as the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 中华人民共和国文化和旅游部). The sub-agencies responsible for maintaining these lists, both under the aegis of the aforementioned ministry, are the Department of Intangible Cultural Heritage (文化部非物质文化遗产司) and the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center (中国非物质文化遗产保护中心, CICHPC). Also in 2006, Laoting dagu was added to the First Batch of the Hebei Province Province-Level Intangible Cultural Heritage List (河北省第一批省级非物质文化遗产名录). In November 2019, the National-Level List of Intangible Cultural Heritage Representative Item Protection Units (国家级非物质文化遗产代表性项目保护单位名单) was announced, and the Laoting County Cultural Center (乐亭县文化馆) qualified as a Protection Unit for the Intangible Cultural Heritage Item of Laoting dagu (“乐亭大鼓”项目保护单位).

Maybe you could credit the composer of this piece (and not just the performers) by adding his name to the video description above.

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Wouldn't it be better to also credit the composer/arranger rather than only the performers in the video descriptions of your videos?

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Wouldn't it be better to also credit the composers rather than only the performers in the video descriptions of your videos? 《远方的客人请你留下来》是在1953年4月由范禹和曲作家麦丁合作创作的，这首歌的创作灵感正是来源于云南彝族热情淳朴的少数民族同胞。当年范禹和麦丁来到云南的路南县，受到当地居民的热情款待，路南县是彝族的支系撒尼人聚居地，他们能歌善舞，喜欢用歌声来表达对远道而来的客人们的欢迎。作品正是突出了这种浓郁的民族风格和明朗的情感神韵，生动地表现了撒尼人民在喜庆的节日里，欢迎远方客人并共度美好时光的愉悦心情。

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There seem to be some disrepancies of tuning between the various members of this ensemble. Sticking with the authentic (non-Western 12-tone equal-tempered) tuning that would have been used in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic period, prior to the Europeanization of many traditional Chinese musical genres, would seem the proper course of action.

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《走西口》是山西河曲民歌，据说已流传百年。1991年，著名作曲家鲍元恺将多首脍炙人口的民歌旋律重新创作、改编为管弦乐曲:《炎黄风情中国民歌主题24首管弦乐曲》,《走西口》被编入第六组曲《太行春秋》中，她如泣如诉地择发了一对新婚夫妇生离死别的悲苦与近代山西人出外谋生的艰率，旋律优美、忧伤，令人心酸。 "Zou Xikou" (Through the Western Pass) is a folk song from Hequ County, northwestern Shanxi (bordering Shaanxi province to the west and Inner Mongolia to the northwest), which is said to have been passed down for a hundred years. In 1991, the famous composer Mr. Bao Yuanyi (鲍元恺, b. 1944) reimagined and adapted several widely popular folk songs into an orchestral work entitled "24 Orchestral Pieces on Themes of Chinese Folk Songs with the Spirit of the Flame Emperor and the Yellow Emperor." "Zou Xikou" was included in the sixth piece of the suite, "Spring and Autumn in the Taihang [Mountains]." It expresses the sorrow of a newlywed couple's separation and the difficulties faced by modern Shanxi people emigrating to make a living. The melody is beautiful, sad, and heartbreaking.

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Very nice! Could you add the title of this piece and the name of its composer to the video description above?

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