Ehe Chant
Ehe Chant | |
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by Xuntian He | |
HE XUNTIAN |
Ehe Chant ( 一訸上歌 ) is a work for 32 parts chorus,[1] composed by He Xuntian in 2008.[2][3]
Summary
Ehe Chant for 32 parts chorus
Chanting a total of 832 lines
Music from dreams…
Music from the place called “Ehe”…
First Music Composition for the Preconscious[4]
Inspiration
He Xuntian wrote about his work:
In a dream, I encountered a heavenly sound;
In response to the dream, Every August 32nd, In the early hours of the morning, 32 chanters gather to chant in harmony;
Chanting a total of 832 lines, Its name was simply Ehe Chant.[4]
References
External links
- Ehe Chant Wind Music
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- Dabo River Caprice (1982)
- Two of the Earthly Branches (1983)
- Phonism I (1989)
- Phonism II (1990)
- FuSe Pattern (1997)
- Scent Dance I (2009)
- Scent Dance II (2010)
- Scent Dance III (2011)
- Whirling Udumbara II (2012)
- Whirling Peach Blossom (2015)
- FuSe Pattern (1997)
- Rupa Dance (2009)
- Scent Dance IV (2012)
- Whirling Udumbara II (piano) (2012)
- Whirling Udumbara I (2013)
- Whirling Papaver (2014)
- Whirling Peach Blossom (2015)
- Cherry Prayer (2015)
- Kalavinka Sutra (2016)
- Priceless Wealth Is in Thee (2017)
- Tonal Patterns (1985)
- Four Dreams (1986)
- Telepathy (1987)
- Pipa Pattern (2001)
- Clouds Rising Into the Lotus Flowers (2008)
- Rupa Dance (2009)
- Sunyata Dance (2011)
- Whirling Udumbara II (2012)
- Sounds of Nature (1986)
- Images in Sound (1997-2003)
- Ehe Chant (2008)
- Warrior Lanling (1995)
- Prince of the Himalaya (2006)
- The Riddler (2001)
- Leifeng Pagoda Music Ceremony (2002)
- The Sign (2003)
- Eulogy of Lingshan Lucky (2009)
- Forever Shanghai (2010)
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- Paramita (2002)
- The Sigh (2003)
- Seven Days (2006)
- Mystical Scent (2007)
- Images in Sound (2007)
- Tathagata (2009)
- Ehe Chant (2012)
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