YouTube Symphony - 香港中樂團 Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra - Eroica

香港中樂團應邀作為 YouTube 交響樂團合作夥伴。本片為香港中樂團演奏譚盾作曲之Eroica中樂版。由樂團副指揮周熙杰編曲，藝術總監兼首席指揮閻惠昌帶領85人樂團演奏。
香港中樂團為香港文化中心場地伙伴。

HKCO is a partner of YouTube Symphony Orchestra project. HKCO is playing the Chinese music version of Tan Dun's "Eroica", re-arranged by Chew Hee-chiat (Associate Conductor, HKCO) and performed by 85-member HKCO under the baton of Yan Huichang (Artistic Director and Principal Conductor, HKCO). HKCO is The Venue Partner of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre

http://hk.youtube.com/symphonyhk

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[Jonnystoker]

amazing. the comparison between the 'english' one and this one is just phenomenal. I absolutely love this version.

[fobbyrice]

i personally think this is better than london's... i've never heard a chinese orchestra be able to play so organized and flow like this before. this beats the videos of chinas national orchestra when they performed in vienna. i'm left speechless

[inkamalka]

Krásné, děkuji.

[tts061205]

@MS407JE3796

有少少唔明

點解中樂團唔可以有西樂?

[tmnet123ify]

Good ! Hou ! Hou !...This is the kind of revolutionary Music for Modernized China. Keep it UP !

[WhoTHisJB]

古琴出現的時候...我笑了XD

[MS407JE3796]

有少少唔明

點解中樂團會有西樂?

[MyPoetik]

i just dioscover that woa thks sharing :)

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[JonMartMusic]

Very well done!!

[OmarLIVEHD]

Wow! The chinese orchestration is totally amazing! Bring me tears to my eyes every time I listen!

Is perfect because the original composition that Tan Dun based for this symphony was a celebration fanfare he composed too for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. Would be fantastic if that fanfare had this orchestration.

[Lokipri]

3:32 is so amazing. Its like this feeling deep inside of me that was culminating just comes out, I can't describe it, but the first time I listened to this arrangement for this orchestra I literally let out tears of happiness. Great job HKCO! Still listening to it in 2011.

[LetItBeFormerlyX]

This is the most important rendition because Chinese instruments a little bit

better mimic natural sounds. The composer was originally inspired by nature's musical aspect.

Music is information. Therefore, nature is informational, potentially.

The merging of musical and neurologic interest is very intense right now.

Oliver Sachs, for instance, became an instant maestro w a lightning strike--

like double clicking a music file.

I've been presenting theories bearing on Y not necsrly mechnical