Ancient China (Inspired by Traditional Chinese Folk Music and instruments)

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Soundtrack - 'influenced' by Traditional Chinese Folk Music and instruments, New Age Soundtrack - Animation and Music by Jambodhi - (Pictures from Wikipedia) (Korg Kronos keyboard) Soundtrack music, Fantasy Music. For 1St Album Jambodhi CD on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0030GM7FW?ie=UTF8&camp;=213733&creative;=393177&creativeASIN;=B0030GM7FW&linkCode;=shr&tag;=yogheainf-20&creativeASIN;=B0030GM7FW&keywords;=jambodhi&qid;=1343601031&redirect;=true&ref;_=sr_1_cc_1&s;=aps&sr;=1-1-catcorr For 1St Album Jambodhi CD on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/jambodhi/id345465012 .................................................................................................. Ancient Chinese music was not regular like western music, was ad hock, flowed like river, sometimes fast, sometimes slow. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guqin Western composers have noticed that the rhythm in a piece of qin music can change; once they seem to have got a beat, the beats change. This is due to the fact that qin players may use some free rhythm in their playing. Whatever beat they use will depend on the emotion or the feeling of the player, and how he interprets the piece. However, some melodies have sections of fixed rhythm which is played the same way generally. "Ancient China" Song created by simply imaging I was young Chinese boy playing flute in forests near Mountains, and rivers. Some people wanted to know what song I used as template, there was none. It was Ad Hock. I was TAI CHI teacher for many years and very old Chinese music is wonderful in its simplicity and joy.