- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~I. Prelude. Memory of Sichuan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~II. Mt Bashan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~III. Shadow of Bamboo
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~IV. The Torrent in Yankou
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~V. The Distant Water in Hechuan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~VI. A Night in Bazhong
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~VII. Riverside of Jialing River
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~VIII. Torrential Chuan River
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~IX. Mt Meishan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~X. Beichuan Region
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XI. It Rains When Heaven Deems Fit
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XII. The Boundless Mt Minshan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XIII. Fog in Nanchong
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XIV. Salt Well
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XV. Gloomy Rain in Wenchuan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XVI. Great Mountains in Sichuan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XVII. Mother Re-marries
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XVIII. Qingcheng in the Rain
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XIX. Ambition of Sichuan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XX. A Sunny Day in Guangyuan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXI. The South of Mian River
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXII. A Morning Sun Over Qiang Village
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXIII. Looking Up into Leshan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXIV. Night Rain in Wenchuan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXV. The Love of Chuandong
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXVI. The Love of Tianfu
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXVII. Fogs of Suining
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXVIII. Dreaming back of South Sichuan
- Sichuan Image for orchestra, Op. 70~XXIX. Epilogue. My Sichuan
- Concerto of Life for piano and orchestra, Op. 23c~I. Life Song
- Concerto of Life for piano and orchestra, Op. 23c~II. Roses in the Shades of Evening
- Concerto of Life for piano and orchestra, Op. 23c~III. Cruel Truth
- Concerto of Life for piano and orchestra, Op. 23c~IV. Never Regret
- Concerto of Life for piano and orchestra, Op. 23c~V. A Dream
- Concerto of Life for piano and orchestra, Op. 23c~VI. Hospital
- Concerto of Life for piano and orchestra, Op. 23c~VII. Live on in Spirit
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Jose Serebrier Primary Artist,Conductor
Royal Scottish National Orchestra Primary Artist,Orchestra
Lei Wang Sheng
Yang Jiang Pipa
Xue Yang Erhu,Zhonghu
Yue Li Xiao
Arlette Lemieux-Chene Liner Note Translation
Robert Suff Executive Producer
Clive Barda Photography
Andrew Barnett Typesetting
Horst A. Scholz Liner Note Translation
Ye Xiaogang Composer,Liner Notes
Matthias Spitzbarth Mastering
Kai Wang Photography
Muto Photography
Max Yin Liner Notes,Liner Note Translation
Mike Hatch Engineer
Xiaogang Ye: Sichuan Image
by Noriko Ogawa, Jose Serebrier, Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Noriko Ogawa
Xiaogang Ye: Sichuan Image
by Noriko Ogawa, Jose Serebrier, Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Noriko Ogawa
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Overview
Xiaogang Ye is one of China's most popular contemporary composers, and his music is being heard beyond the Middle Kingdom. Ye has composed film music, and the BIS label's notes are a bit ambiguous as to whether the works on this album are examples of the genre. One blurb states that the title work was written to accompany a film about Ye's travels through Sichuan province, while the main booklet note does not say anything about the trip being filmed. It doesn't really matter, for Ye, both in Sichuan Images and in the piano-and-orchestra work Concerto of Life, is writing short bursts of musical imagery fully akin to those of film scores. The two pieces are pretty similar; although called a concerto, the Concerto of Life (featuring veteran Asian music specialist Noriko Ogawa on piano) consists of short segments similar to those in the longer Sichuan Images, which also features a solo piano. Westerners who love film music but are unfamiliar with Ye are heartily encouraged to check this release out. Ye masters the dual discipline that makes for effective film music: not only are his short pieces evocative of the scenes named in their titles, but they are also interesting in themselves, incorporating considerable internal variety despite being just a minute or two long. Those awaiting "love themes" to match those of classic cinema will find a pair in the "Love of Chuandong" and "Love of Tianfu" segments from Sichuan Images. The Royal Scottish National Orchestra under the seemingly indestructible Jose Serebrier is effective in this idiom, and it seems likely that the goal of making Ye a household word like Williams or Morricone is a step closer in view as a result of this album. ~ James Manheim
Product Details
| Release Date: | 06/03/2022 |
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| Label: | BIS |
| UPC: | 7318590023037 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Noriko Ogawa Primary Artist,PianoJose Serebrier Primary Artist,Conductor
Royal Scottish National Orchestra Primary Artist,Orchestra
Lei Wang Sheng
Yang Jiang Pipa
Xue Yang Erhu,Zhonghu
Yue Li Xiao
Technical Credits
Michael Fine Mixing,Editing,Producer,Post ProductionArlette Lemieux-Chene Liner Note Translation
Robert Suff Executive Producer
Clive Barda Photography
Andrew Barnett Typesetting
Horst A. Scholz Liner Note Translation
Ye Xiaogang Composer,Liner Notes
Matthias Spitzbarth Mastering
Kai Wang Photography
Muto Photography
Max Yin Liner Notes,Liner Note Translation
Mike Hatch Engineer
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