Yundi: Red Piano

As a professional musician, i have to say, i love Yundi, love his tone, and love his music, always delicate, so many detail, layers, and color changing.If you are professional musician, don't miss no.7 Pi Hang, it mixes elements from Perking opera with contemporary composition technique, show you brand new "Perking Opera" in piano style, nice eastern and western music combination.

This is a nice segue from the standard piano fare-modern compositions from a local source (China). The pieces are nicely played and should delight any piano aficionado. The Yellow River Piano Concerto (tr. 1-4) is my favorite.

I like yundi's piano. He is a world-class pianist！This CD is very special since all the music in it are chinese traditional melody, very beautiful! I hope DG will release his MV or DVD for US version!

I like folk music from every country and this was a great addition to my collection. He is a wonderful pianist.

He listens it everyday recently. I bring it to my son's school for their Chinese New Year event. The teacher also likes it

contents should be listed on the internet.

Yundi Li's Version of Yellow River Concerto is one the best recordings that I have ever listened. From Chengzong Yin to Lang Lang and Yundi Li, the Yellow River has been abandoning its political color inside the music and involving more modern characteristics. Yundi explains the concerto in his own way and I personally love it!

I thoroughly enjoyed this yet another fine recording of Yundi Li, and have no reservation to recommend it to others interested in these timeless Chinese classics. Yundi breathed new life into the pieces through his magical fingures to give us these refreshing reditions.It is interesting to compare this CD with that of one of Li's compatriots and colleagues, Mr. Lang's Dragon Songs, which contains a similar all-Chinese repertoire, in fact, several pieces are the same, including: The yellow river concerto and celebrating our new life (which was translated as "Happy Times" by Mr. Lang, perhaps to efface some of the political sentiments of the title to attract a wider audience). In fact, Mr. Lang has played some of the other pieces, such as Liu Yang River, colorful clouds chasing the moon, and my motherland in some other occasions and recordings. So it's interesting to see their styles in vivid contrast. I personally prefer Mr. Li's version much better. However, one hold back, though, is that in Li's version of the yellow river concerto, the orchestral support is much more inadequate compared with the luscious orchestral sound as heard in Lang's version. It is more likely a done-in by the still too young NCPA orchestra rather than a manifestation of Mr. Li's already refined artistry and musicmanship.To say it all, if you enjoyed Mr. Lang's 2006 Dragon Songs album and look forward to some more treats in that style, look no further. Here Yundi has offered a much more interesting selection with wider representation of Chinese piano works. As qyu said, through Yundi's renewed interpretation some pieces have been abandoning their political color and can be appreciated by all for pure musical joy.Personal favouraites:In that place wholly farawayGlowing red morningstar liliesPi HuangRemote Shangri-laLiu Yang RiverColorful clouds chasing the moonFive Yunnan Folk Songs

Yundi's music can only be described as amazing grace, and the experience had been a pleasant one

this CD includes many traditional Chinese music. the colourful clouds chasing the moon is the master work of them.among all the tracks, I like the Pi Huang and the In That Place Wholly Faraway most.

très bonne idée d'interpréter les musiques de chez lui et de nous ouvrir à d'autres horizons .Magique moment comme toujours avec ce virtuose

non sono appasionato di musica non sono un intenditore ma lo ho consciuto grazie a You Tube e la voglia di averlo a casa e sentire la sua musica è bellissimo. grazie You Tube grazie Amazon e ricordate originale è per tutta la vita

なかなか聞くことのない曲ばかりでしたので、大いに楽しみました。30数年ぶりの曲もありました。