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A song is a single (and often standalone) work of music intended to be sung by the human voice with distinct and fixed pitches and patterns using sound and silence and a variety of forms that often include the repetition of sections. Written words created specifically for music or for which music is specifically created, are called lyrics. If a pre-existing poem is set to composed music in classical music it is an art song. Songs that are sung on repeated pitches without distinct contours and patterns that rise and fall are called chants. Songs in a simple style that are learned informally are often referred to as folk songs. Songs that are composed for professional singers are called popular songs. These songs, which have broad appeal, are often composed by professional songwriters, composers and lyricists. Art songs are composed by trained classical composers for concert performances. Songs are performed live and recorded. Songs may also appear in plays, musical theatre, stage shows of any form, and within operas.
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Bu liao qing (不了情) may refer to:
One of the classic of classic Chinese Mandarin Love song. Bu Liao Qing (Love Without End). It is also a tribute to that great Chinese actress Lin Dai.
新不了情 作曲 鮑比達 作詞 黃鬱 心若倦了 淚也乾了 這份深情 難捨難了 曾經擁有 天荒地老 已不見你 暮暮與朝朝 這一份情 永遠難了 願來生還能 再度擁抱 愛一個人 如何廝守到老 怎樣面對一切 我不知道 回憶過去 痛苦的相思忘不了 為何你還來 撥動我心跳 愛你怎麼能了 今夜的你應該明膫 緣難了 情難了
Hello! -^^- Another upload for the week-end (-^_^-;) This time, I tried singing this very sad and very difficult Chinese classic, 不了情, Bu Liao Qing. Do or die, it is done, to the best of my ability. Maybe I'd murdered this song, but I ain't no singer and had never claimed to be one. I just know what I love, and always love what I sing. I hope you 'love' it, too even though I sang it in my low, wicked and technique-less voice ha! (。◕ܫ◕)彡☆Tee hee hee I'd never imagined singing this song, not in this lifetime anyway. The high notes scares me to death but the other day, Ari-san gave me the karaoke track and told me to listen to the beauty of this melody, and a seed was planted. 'Maybe,' I thought, 'Maybe I can sing this after all, with a lower key???' And here be it -^^- Again, I wish Ya'...
Teresa passed away in Chiangmai, Thailand, on the 8th of May, 1995. I was really devastated when I read about it in the papers two days later. She was flown back to Taiwan where she was buried on the 28th of May. Teresa was given a state funeral in Taiwan, with the Republic of China flag draped over her coffin and the former president Lee Teng-hui in attendance among thousands in mourning. Here is a short clip of the wake. May 8th, this year, 2010 is the 15th anniversary of that sad day in Chiangmai, Thailand, when a massive traffic jam prevented her from reaching the hospital on time. This song is titled Bu Liao Qing, or "Love without end." It was recorded in France during one of her practices. Her family came to terms with their loss and were able to share this with th...
One of the classic of classic Chinese Mandarin Love song. Bu Liao Qing (Love Without End). It is also a tribute to that great Chinese actress Lin Dai.
新不了情 作曲 鮑比達 作詞 黃鬱 心若倦了 淚也乾了 這份深情 難捨難了 曾經擁有 天荒地老 已不見你 暮暮與朝朝 這一份情 永遠難了 願來生還能 再度擁抱 愛一個人 如何廝守到老 怎樣面對一切 我不知道 回憶過去 痛苦的相思忘不了 為何你還來 撥動我心跳 愛你怎麼能了 今夜的你應該明膫 緣難了 情難了
Hello! -^^- Another upload for the week-end (-^_^-;) This time, I tried singing this very sad and very difficult Chinese classic, 不了情, Bu Liao Qing. Do or die, it is done, to the best of my ability. Maybe I'd murdered this song, but I ain't no singer and had never claimed to be one. I just know what I love, and always love what I sing. I hope you 'love' it, too even though I sang it in my low, wicked and technique-less voice ha! (。◕ܫ◕)彡☆Tee hee hee I'd never imagined singing this song, not in this lifetime anyway. The high notes scares me to death but the other day, Ari-san gave me the karaoke track and told me to listen to the beauty of this melody, and a seed was planted. 'Maybe,' I thought, 'Maybe I can sing this after all, with a lower key???' And here be it -^^- Again, I wish Ya'...
Teresa passed away in Chiangmai, Thailand, on the 8th of May, 1995. I was really devastated when I read about it in the papers two days later. She was flown back to Taiwan where she was buried on the 28th of May. Teresa was given a state funeral in Taiwan, with the Republic of China flag draped over her coffin and the former president Lee Teng-hui in attendance among thousands in mourning. Here is a short clip of the wake. May 8th, this year, 2010 is the 15th anniversary of that sad day in Chiangmai, Thailand, when a massive traffic jam prevented her from reaching the hospital on time. This song is titled Bu Liao Qing, or "Love without end." It was recorded in France during one of her practices. Her family came to terms with their loss and were able to share this with th...
Empire of Silver (simplified Chinese: 白银帝国; traditional Chinese: 白銀帝國; pinyin: Báiyín Dìguó; Jyutping: Baak6 Ngan4 Dai3 Gwok3) is a 2009 historical epic film written and directed by Christina Yao, based on the novel The Silver Valley by Cheng Yi.[1] It focuses on a wealthy banking clan in Pingyao, Shanxi and its fortunes during the turn-of-the-century Chinese economic and political turmoil. The film stars Aaron Kwok and Jennifer Tilly. Directed by Christina Yao Produced by Jeremy Thomas Chiao Hsiung Ping Christina Yao Written by Christina Yao Based on The Silver Valley by Cheng Yi Starring Aaron Kwok Zhang Tielin Hao Lei Jennifer Tilly Music by Su Cong Seikou Ngaoka Lin Hai Cinematography Anthony Yiu Ming Pun (H.K.S.C.) Edited by Humphrey Dixon Liao Ching Song ang Hua Distributed by Edko ...