Dance of the Yiau people



Track 18.97.14.80 (0)

By Singapore Symphony Orchestra



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The Yiau people are one of the minority races in south-west China. They live in a scenic country with abundant natural resources,where meadows are surrounded by high mountains, and rivers flow through flowergilded valleys. The Dance is written in extended ternary form. The lower strings played in pizzicato, introduce a leisurely theme played on the second violins and woodwinds, depicting people gathering around on a festive day. An allegro tune played by the bassoon heralds in a lively dance, followed by a sostenuto middle section featuring the trumpets, horns and clarinets. Then the opening themes reappear to conjure up more and more excitement before the dance ends on a climax.

Album
Singapore Symphony Orchestra inaugural concerts : Singapore Conference Hall : 24, 25 & 26 January, 1979
Performer(s)
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Composer(s)
Liu, Tien Shan Mao, Yuen
Conductor(s)
Zhu, Hui
Lyricist(s)
Arranger(s)
Instrument(s)
Original Publisher(s)
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Digital Publisher(s)
Language
English
Duration
00:14:50
Genre
Chinese Classical>>Instrumental
Keywords
Folk songs, Chinese, Concerts--Singapore
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