Juni L. Yeung performing on the qin
This is a notice for an upcoming concert. If you are in (downtown) Toronto, please come and enjoy some music, food, and hot tea, ALL FREE of charge, courtesy of Hart House at University of Toronto.
Date: Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Time: 12:00 Noon – 1:00PM, followed by a casual meet and socialize session
Location: Music Room, 2nd Floor Hart House (7 Hart House Circle), University of Toronto.
Cost: FREE
Juni Yeung, BA (Hons.), FXKQS
performing guqin on
Midday Mosaics Concert, Hart House, January 19, 2011
Repertoire:
(~15’00”) 廣陵散Guang Ling San (Guangling Verse), sections 1-27 (of 45)
From Shenqi Mipu (1421), as transcribed in the Wumen Qinpu by Wu Wenguang
Introduction – Fundamentals of Appreciating Guqin music
(1’32”) 仙翁操Xianweng Cao (Etude to the Transcendent Venerable One)
As learned by John Thompson from Sun Yuqin, transcribed in Standards of the Guqin(2010) by Juni L. Yeung
(2’45”) 良宵引Liangxiao Yin (Prelude to a Fair Evening)
As re-transcribed by Guan Pinghu, in Guqin Quji (1962)
(4’00”) 流觴 Liu Shang (Flowing Goblet)
From Xilutang Qintong (1549), as transcribed in Standards of the Guqin
Guqin as a device for storing Chinese musical forms throughout the ages
(4’33”) 古風操 Gufeng Cao (Etude to the Style of Antiquity)
From Shenqi Mipu (1421), as transcribed in Standards of the Guqin
(3’30”) 華胥引 Huaxu Yin (Prelude to a Utopian Land)
From Shenqi Mipu (1421), as transcribed in Standards of the Guqin
(8’00”) 歎乃 Ao Ai (Creaking Oars)
From Tianwenge Qinpu (1876), as transcribed in Qinxue Beiyao(2004) by Gu Meigeng
(7’31”) 佩蘭 Pei Lan (Wearing Orchid)
From Tianwenge Qinpu (1876), as learned from Zeng Chengwei of Sichuan School
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