Sounds of Nature

Sounds of Nature ( 天籁 ) is a work for unconventional Instruments (seven performers),[1][2][3] composed by He Xuntian in 1986.[4][5]

Sounds of Nature
by Xuntian He

Summary

He Xuntian adopted RD Composition in his work Sounds of Nature. [6][7]


The work won The Outstanding Musical Achievement Award of The International New Music Composers Competition 1989-90 USA.[4][8]

Performance

Sounds of Nature, He Xuntian Symphony Works Concert 1988
Dirigent: He Xuntian
Sounds of Nature Ensemble
30. November 1988, Beijing Concert Hall, Beijing[9]

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References
  1. "Sounds of Nature: He Xuntian's RD Composition". Explorations In Music. January 1989.
  2. "Impressions of Sounds of Nature". Music Lover. March 1987.
  3. "Talk about Sounds of Nature". Explorations In Music. March 1989.
  4. "Cover of People's Music, 2001-06". People’s Music. Retrieved 2001-06-12.
  5. "He Xuntian". Musical Works. Retrieved 2013-08-08.
  6. "The Compositional Concept and Theory of He Xuntian". Dissertation of Shanghai Conservatory of Music. January 2011.
  7. "This Shore /The Other Analysis of the Thought of He Suntan's Music Works". Journal of Lanzhou University of Arts and Science. February 2012.
  8. "He Xuntian". musicology.cn. March 2008.
  9. ""He Xuntian Symphony Works Concert 1988". Explorations In Music. January 1989.
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