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Wu Fei album launch in Beijing

This is an old Danwei video of experimental Guzheng player Wu Fei who has just released a new album titled 'Yuan'. Wu will be performing in Beijing Jan. 16-18 at Ma Wu Theater, Stone Boat and Yugong Yishan. See this blog post for info and performer bios.

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very nice piece and very nicely edited too. her music sounds great, i'd be interested to know the title of the piece that is partially featured in the video. do you know the name for it?

She was improvising. If you like the music, you can buy her new album Yuan on Amazon

“声东击西”系列演出——声“缘”北京

演出时间:2009.01.18(周日)21:00
演出地点:愚公移山俱乐部(东城区张自忠路3-2号段祺瑞执政府旧址西院)
演出门票:50元 30元(学生票)
演出风格:新古典 新民乐 先锋爵士 实验电子 自由即兴

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演出阵容:

吴非 古筝/人声
李铁桥 萨克斯
小河 吉他/人声
王凡 电子/人声
吴俊德 Bass/冬不拉
吕佳佳 钢琴/人声
Bruce Gremo 尺八/埙/Cilia

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演出安排与简介:

1、吴非古筝即兴弹唱
2、小河/李铁桥/吴非/吴俊德即兴演出
3、王凡/吕佳佳/吴非/Bruce Gremo即兴演出
4、集体自由即兴演出

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Musicians
Guzheng & Vocal by Wu Fei
Sax by Li Tieqiao
Gurtar by Xiaohe
Computer music by Wang Fan
Bass & Dongbula Wu Junde
Piano by Miquia

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nice.

but why live in Boulder?

skiing? weed?

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