Hugo Masters

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Like Waves Against Sand 00:00 Tools
The Broken String Effect Of Zheng 00:00 Tools
Hight Mountains And Flowing Water 00:00 Tools
The Defeating Song Of Chu 00:00 Tools
Moonlit Night Of Stone Forest 00:00 Tools
Parting At Yangguan 00:00 Tools
Sword Dance 00:00 Tools
Homeward Prose 00:00 Tools
Petrel 00:00 Tools
Ambush 00:00 Tools
Beyond The Great Wall 00:00 Tools
Stroll of New Town 00:00 Tools
Little Piece of Henan 00:00 Tools
Night Thoughts 00:00 Tools
General's Victory 00:00 Tools
Listening to the Pines 00:00 Tools
Market Gathering 00:00 Tools
Rains Patterning at Plantain Leaves 00:00 Tools
Crescent Moon at Dawn 00:00 Tools
Spring Morning in Suzhou 00:00 Tools
Zhoushan Luo-Gu 00:00 Tools
Lament of Zhaojun 00:00 Tools
Rumbling Ocean, Pt. 2 00:00 Tools
Rumbling Ocean, Pt. 1 00:00 Tools
Zhong Hua Liu Ban 00:00 Tools
Flicking of Candles 00:00 Tools
Rumbling Ocean, Pt. 3 00:00 Tools
Kwai Gu Duan 00:00 Tools
Day of Jubilant 00:00 Tools
Great Harvest 00:00 Tools
Pine, Bamboo, Plum 00:00 Tools
Celebrating Lantern Festival 00:00 Tools
Xiaoyao Ferry 00:00 Tools
Flying Dragons and Jumping Tigers 00:00 Tools
Beautiful Scene of Spring 00:00 Tools
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The Hugo Masters: An Antholgy of Chinese Classical Music is a rather impressive collection which contains the treasures of China's vast musical tradition recorded and documented to the highest standards. It appeals as much to the casual fan of world music as to the serious student of Chinese music. The name refers to the Hugo label of Chinese musician, producer and engineer Aik Yew-goh. This extremely talented young man spent years recording China's old master musicians, capturing their virtuoso talent with his scrupulously high quality recording techniques. In certain cases, it was a last chance to gather recordings of such sort. China's classical music comes from an oral tradition, a tradition discouraged and very nearly wiped out following the 1911 Chinese Revolution. Mr. Aik searched the continent for musicians who were alive before the revolution and were still able to pass on their formidable knowledge. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.