古筝 Guzheng - 袁莎 Yuan Sha plays溟山 Ming Shan
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Central Conservatory's Yuan Sha plays Wang Zhong Shan's Ming Shan, one of the pieces that brought her to the first prize of the 2002 International Chinese Instrumental Competition.
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17 years later, this is still an absolutely amazing performance
Oh my god, how can so much power come from such a little lady? she packs more punch than most heavy amplified bands, but with ethereal grace!
the ornamented note from 8:07 to 8:12 might be the most deeply penetrating tone i have ever heard in my life... unbelievable.
I love this woman, love the way her body flows as she plays, and how that flow is her metronome and determies when she plays and when she doesn't. but this piece gives me a hcill down my spine like no other.
Excellent Performance Congratulatoins on winning first prize Guzheng has been in engrained in chinese culture forever and still sounds beautiful today!
WHY AND HOW DOES ANYONE DISLIKE THIS VIDEO?
I watched this and fell in love with her! It's one of the most amazing things I have seen and heard in my entire life!!
To all the people that don't like this.. I don't like YOU!! Yeah! How do you like it chumps?!
She made me love Guzheng so much. Now i am also learning Guzheng and I never regret learning it
To be honest, I really think this is a beautiful piece. She did an excellent job. I can sense the mood of this piece full fledged. Nothing more beautiful or unique than the sound of the Guzheng.
This has officially re-defined all my previous notions about what defines Chinese music. Bravo!
I do not know how anyone could ever comment poorly on this. I have recently acquired my own guzheng and strive for this kind of excellence.
Wow.
This is more than just playing an instrument, it's a dynamic performance of music and movement. Loving the Guzheng.
wow...haunting music, graceful and dramatic execution, and a beautiful girl....what could be better?
After watching her performance I gave up the idea of learning the instrument. I will never be as great as her!
That is ART right there ! ! ! Amazing sound and executed with passion ! ! !
OMG just amazing, usualy i feel that the guzheng songs are more bright in a way but this one just has such a dark feeling to it but in a very beautiful way. Her fingers move so fast too.
I like Erhu, Pipa and Guzheng . Loveliest music in the world .
What awe-inspiring feeling and dexterity Yuan Sha plays with.
absolutely brilliant, powerful performance! Gave me chills!
この曲、是非CDで手に入れたいです。
この弦を2014年に香港で観てきましたが沢山の弦で20以上の弦があって、どうやって弾くのか不思議でしたが素晴らしい曲に出会えて良かったです。
古筝の最上級名曲＆難曲「冥山」「冥」 とは中国語で「あの世」「冥土」
This simply is complete mastery of one's energy via playing a musical instrument.
This is what its all about folks! It won't catch on.
袁莎的古箏奏出了冥山的靈秀,春日的雲纏霧繞,夏天的暴雨驚雷,秋季的朗月清風和隆冬的冰封雪蓋.
哈哈 标题写错了，应是溟山，而非冥山，是一首现代古筝曲，看似写山中四季，实则写人。
You are correct in what you say, but so are they. This is beautiful, beyond words. So many things I can picture while listening to this. In fact, it's inspiring me to not just get back in to the train of thought to beging writing upon my poem-story I've been working on, but it's also helping inspire me to create so much more than I had ever hoped for in it. As for describing it, and what I see, it's so difficult, I'm damn near speechless, much like they are.
She's a shaman! Amazing! Beautiful! This music is breathless!
my favorite guzheng player!
that was powerfully moving, both the composition and the performance
really nice performance, thanks
this is absolute beauty.her playing is so theatrical too.
WOW has to be one of the most expressive songs i have ever heard. I just started playing the guzheng and watching this almost gave me a heart attack! LOL
Absolutely magnificent....to say the least---beyond words.
Out of this world...Beyond words.
Wow, this is some great playing! and such a cool piece too...Always wanted to learn GuZheng..Whenever I hear skilled Chinese players play it's almost as if the music sounds like weather..like the wind and so on...Excellent playing!
Completely mysterious...
Emotions are surging...
The composer Wang Zhong Shan, is a living composer. He is currently a guzheng professor and teaches at the China Conservatory of Music, in Beijing (Not to be confused with the Central Conservatory of Music also in Beijing).
I love this so much.
wow I love this song...
the elders in cons had been playing...
this kind of 21st century...
I've also played one before...qian zhong fu
looking forward to play this
i play guzheng (obviously not as well as this lady) and it disgusts me that ppl are putting up these rude comments. you dont understand the amount of emotion and musical understanding that needs to be put into a piece of music. this music is different than american peices cuz american pieces require not much emotion to play it well, guzhen is different.
Oh My Gosh! You are incredible, amazing, and well... WOW!
I love you amazing playing! I love the song! I love the instrument!
Thanks!
So amazing! I love it.
Thank you for sharing your art, may grace be with you always
她永遠讓人超乎想像!
omg such a shiver i got!!!!! LURVE IT!!!
She is a gift to humankind! A beautiful girl playing with such amazing skill and grace!!! The 21 listeners who gave her performance a thumb down, are 21 parasites!!!
that is the most amazing music, mesmerising!!!
Its contemporary chinese classical music (not to be confused with chinese pop). the instrument is a chinese zither known as guzheng. glad you like it.
音乐太好听了，讓人聽到內心澎湃，這個版本凌駕於其他人的版本
hi there, in ancient times,no nails were used. Similarly, the left hand was not used to pluck at the strings. The flesh of one's right hand was primarily the effector of the instrument.
really really amazing!
I always had high respects for the Zither (Guzheng) and the performers of this magnificient and 2000 year instrument. It looks simple in form and size, but the subtlities and depth of the sounds transcends realms of contemporary music.
Absolutely mindblowing!
She is a magician of the Guzheng !!
Guzheng players play with plectrums on their both hands. In the past, players only had plectrums attatched to their right hands, but with an increse in technique, plecturms have been added to the left. You're observation of fingerings on the left hand is applied to plucked stringed instruments that are usually held upright, i.e. pipa. These instruments use plectrums on their right hand and establish fingerings on their left. The guzheng, traditionally uses its left hand to bend pitches instead.
O.O amazing. i love the sound this instrument plays O.O
Hipnotic! Awesome! Magnificient!!!!
WOW !! I am amazed at her skill.
Wow, so contemporary. Brilliant!
itssssssss unbelieveable... ehuaeha =)) GREAAAAAAAAAAAT PERFORMANCE... =))).. congratsssssss
Amazing！Unbelievable！Incredible！Awesome！
Beautiful!! Thank you.
That was like the Moonlight Sonata of Mozart, that was like the Toccata Fugue of Bach, that was like the 5th symphony of Beethoven. Masterful, absolutely genius, spirit and soul. To me, that composition is right up there with history's greatest musicians, but even more special, it's a Guzheng.
Sorry for liking it, there was no love button.
amazing yeh?? DEFINATELY! glad you like it too!!
Amazing piece!
袁莎真的很厲害
也好有氣質喔
yes, you are right, the quailty of wood determines the instrument's price. however, with the expansion of repretory, nails are now commonly worn on the left and right hands. the last fingers (the pinkie), are now also utilised to pluck on the instrument - a technique never used traditionally before.
very well played... so much emotion! I'm impressed. please keep up the good work ;)
Very cinematic! I could see this piece in a Chinese suspense/horror film or maybe if Tim Burton did a mythical story set in China.
She is amazing! very intense. She owns it!
omaigod that was amazing, why dosn't this have more views?! ( the deep emotion in it just sank straight into me it was amazing O.O...lol that sounds weird XD)
She currently teaches at the Central Conservatory in Beijing, Mainland China.
is it just me or is there a strong dark essence with this song? i love it :D
袁莎姐姐，偶像！
Absolutely flabbergasting! Technical mastery! Also, the piece is much, much better than most of the traditional guzheng you can find on RUclips. It even has a jazzy, film noir feel to it sometimes. Does anyone know if this is a modern composer or something?
Incredible - very musical!
It's like she really went there. Wow!
Guzheng strings are usually tuned 12356, but one can make a 4 by pressing on a 3 and a 7 by pressing on a 6 (to the left of the bridges)...
Extraordinary !
古筝 Guzheng ... like in the title. Interesting, although I do know 1 symbol in Mandarine, that the first symbol of Guzheng resembles a bit a snare like instrument. The square is the sound chamber, the vertical stripe is the neck, and the horizontal stripe is the stick to tune the snare. Could be coincidence though.
the best!
the best!
Wow, that intro is dark man. Love it.
Just the intro? The whole song is dark!
this gives some mysterious feeling
Lindo! i love you!!!
Excellence at its peak.
Wow. This is amazing
Speechless.
我很喜欢！常常听这个音乐。
Hi there! Ye Xiaogang has an award winning piece for guzheng called Lin Quan 林泉, maybe you can do a search for it if you're interested in more contemporary zheng pieces? Maybe that was the piece you saw on TV? Take Care and keep well, Sam.
She is awesome! Her soul flows as she plays. The way she plays really scare me, but I love it though. ^^
For interested people, I have posted a video response above where Yuan Sha herself gives a basic lesson on the GuZheng. But its in Mandarin though....hehe
PERFECTION
I totally agree with you!
Here's the thing though that most of you who are replying to me don't seem to look at: american classical music requires much emotion and understanding to write, much emotion and feeling to understand, but not much to play it. If you've studied theory, you know that for sheet music, you just read what's on there and play it. You dont need emotion for it. You need emotion to convey the piece accurately but not to play it. With chinese sheet music, its diff. because its not written in.
guzheng eh guzheng e harpa eh harpa, n tem como comparar... cada um foi feito pra tocar musicas com estilos diferentes, guzheng com um estilo chines, e harpa com um estilo europeu
Ming Shan" is a mountian's name , or you can call it "Ming mountain" . 冥 is something like--as you said--deathly and ghostly , so you get the point with this piece . It's not easy to play and understand , but you'd got it though :P nice !
Excellent.
I like how this instrument requires equal amount of dexterity from both hands.
thanks, track team! :D
真是太美了!!!
In absolute awe
that was great!
since young, about 20 years and more now i believe.
technically and in today's context, yes. although in the past, players didnt have to. But changes in playing technique and style over the years have made the nails essential today.