Fantasia for saxophone X Guzheng by Kim Kuok Ip (Incomplete)

Fantasia (2007) Kim Kuok Ip
Fantasia was commissioned by Timothy Sun and it was written for the Saxophone and the Guzheng.

The Guzheng is a traditional Chinese musical instrument. It belongs to the zither family of string instruments. It is a plucked, half-tube zither with movable bridges and 21 strings, in which its strings were made by steel strings flat wound with nylon.

This piece attempts to portrait a freakish and mystique fantasy. Different folk music materials were used in its composition.

Saxophone- Timothy Sun
Guzheng- Tiga Leung

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Music

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• Timothy
• Sun
• 古箏
• 孫穎麟
• 色士風
• 梁迪嘉

[oneoftwo7]

Great Interpretation! It was wise to use the soprano saxophone and guzheng; many others have not thought of this. Well, I'll stay tuned and keep a close eye on you! :)

[TimothySun]

Thank you :)

[kachailam]

I enjoy your composition. It's an awesome fusion of the East and West. Good Job!

[kai2xin1]

is this like a contemporary piece? very unique style

[saxophoney]

Very interesting and compelling music. I very much the like eastern music stylings. You have such a lovely tone.

[samsonsir]

You are so great, hope could jam with you soon.

[Recital07]

That is so interesting! Good job of mixing east and west.

[kazmingming]

Very good! i never thought this duet wud work that well! Mixin the Western and the Chinese! Amazing Performance!

[JPSaxMan]

I think they made a lovely duet in my opinion.

[DanielsOnFire]

WOW! I think the soprano sax and Guzherg shouldn't be put together... but Don't take it from me, I've only played sax for 6 years. alto works much better!!