<Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing

    
<Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    12:28 on Sunday, October 4, 2009          

xiaoxiaomin
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Posted by xiaoxiaomin

Hello friends, I'm new here, submit my first topic with the Chinese bamboo flute playing:<Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>
Wish you like it and leave a message if any advice:


Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    12:29 on Sunday, October 4, 2009          

xiaoxiaomin
(8 points)
Posted by xiaoxiaomin


Why can not post the web link?


Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    12:31 on Sunday, October 4, 2009          

xiaoxiaomin
(8 points)
Posted by xiaoxiaomin

Yes this is, please find it as below link:
http://www.tudou.com/v/Xj2qrNIpBBQ


Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    12:41 on Sunday, October 4, 2009          
Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    15:54 on Sunday, October 4, 2009          

jose_luis
(2369 points)
Posted by jose_luis

Do you mean it is you playing?. Do you mean you were hired to play the flute part in this film?
or..?

IMO:
This video/film has been recorded in a studio with a professional player. The orchestra could be real or synthesized, but in both cases it should be well beyond the typical resources of amateurs, even in China, I am afraid.

Or have you posted it as an example of a beautiful performance with the Chinese flute?


Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    22:11 on Sunday, October 4, 2009          

xiaoxiaomin
(8 points)
Posted by xiaoxiaomin

Hi buddy, your appraise is the highest I'v ever heard.
Yes, in this music, I'm the player of the flute but not professional as I learned Chinese Flute myself and the record and after works are all done in my apartment except the accompaniment was downloaded from internet.
I played flute when listening the accompaniment over earphone and recorded to the computer then edit the flute sound(like denoising and add some reverberation) then synthesized with accompaniment. The movie parts you saw were cutted from the whole <Castle In The Sky> movie myself by several softwares and finally synthesized with the music.
I would like to share it not only in China so here I am...


Re: -theme song of-Self Chinese flute playing    04:50 on Monday, October 5, 2009          

jose_luis
(2369 points)
Posted by jose_luis

Well, I congratule you. This a very good job and I find the quality of your performance truly remarkable. It really sounds as made in a professional studio by a high level payer, professional or not.

It must have taken you many hours of hard work. And you have learnt the flute all alone, without teachers?

What is your bamboo chinese flute? what is the lowest (western) note you can play on it?

<Added>

I forgot to mention that I find that the synchronization of the music with the images was excellently done.


Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    07:53 on Monday, October 5, 2009          

xiaoxiaomin
(8 points)
Posted by xiaoxiaomin

Hello Jose, thank you very much for your reply.
It really taken me several whole nights' time deal with the recorded flute sound / synchronization / videos and most of all I pratice flute almost everyday.
Hard to spell out Chinese Bamboo Flute if you haven't seen it, it's a traditional instrument that Chinese name is "Xiao". Below Linkage FYI. you can have an idea with pictures:
http://jameshung2006.pixnet.net/blog/post/9808375
http://www.hudong.com/wiki/%E5%B0%BA%E5%85%AB%E7%AE%80%E4%BB%8B
Most of them are made in Bamboo by hand so every flute sound different(special) according to different bamboo and craftwork but nowadays someone began to made it by steal.
Yes, I learned "Xiao" by myself by reading books / watching teaching videos via internet and listening CD etc.
Thank you again for your high appraisal and I believe you will fell in love if ever touch this amazing insrument


Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    08:57 on Monday, October 5, 2009          

jose_luis
(2369 points)
Posted by jose_luis

I will look for more information on this instrument. According to the pictures, it seems to be blown from one open end, similar to the peruvian indian Kena (Quena) is it so?



Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    09:31 on Monday, October 5, 2009          

xiaoxiaomin
(8 points)
Posted by xiaoxiaomin

Yes, it is an end-blown flute.
In terms of Kena (Quena), the outline is similar but mordern "Xiao" is much longer (roughly from 70cm to 100cm according to different Flat) and with 6~8 sound holes. See this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiao_(flute)


Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    19:17 on Monday, October 5, 2009          

Pyrioni
(437 points)
Posted by Pyrioni

Awesome, your choice of tempo makes your Xiao playing so sweet, I love it.

I don't like the original tempo, too fast, this is my flute version I made back in July:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBRd7P3PPuo


Re: <Carrying you>-theme song of<Castle In The Sky>-Self Chinese flute playing    09:21 on Tuesday, October 6, 2009          

xiaoxiaomin
(8 points)
Posted by xiaoxiaomin

Yes, we have the same feeling, slow the tempo sounds a little loney & sadness when flying in the sky...
The original tempo in the movie is much faster that in order to set off the comedic end.
It's a pity that I can not reach your linkage, would you please send to my E-mail if not that troublesome: tonytonywu@gmail.com


   




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