禅曲《墨缘》
The song “The Fateful Love of Ink” embodies Chinese painting, calligraphy, music, and the tea ceremony. It blends traditional Chinese culture and art into its lyrics, portraying a unique connection between the present and the past.
陶笛曲《空山静》 The serene mountain mirrors the sunset, and quiet flowers bloom; I savor the fragrance of tea. This music was inspired by Chinese ancient poetry, showing a deep love for nature and peace. The sweet sound of the ocarina tries to describe a feeling that’s hard to convey with words.
“The wild geese in the sky fly in rows, forming lines.” Every time I hear the song “Wild Geese,” I am moved by its broad melody, as if seeing a beautiful grassland with a group of geese floating in the sky.
“那夜的雨也没能留住你／
山谷的风它陪着我哭泣／
你的驼铃声仿佛还在我耳边响起／
告诉我你曾来过这里”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4foZNFiH3M A wild goose flying southward, Not knowing where to place this heart. The rivers and mountains are not yet old, but the beautiful face has faded. The beautiful face has faded, But no matter how the stars shift and the universe changes, Only this deep affection remains unchanged.
霓裳轻展醉光影，
笛韵悠扬回大唐。
几许芬芳随梦逝，
只留余响伴斜阳。
Dawn brings both joy and sorrow. Different instruments play the same melody, but hearts feel differently. This piece is from the work of the renowned Japanese musician Seiji Yokoyama. It’s the first music you hear in the soundtrack for a 7-hour cartoon movie called “Romance of the Three Kingdoms.” It took over four years to…