Tina Guo is a post-85s Chinese-American cellist and composer active in a variety of fields. Guo Tingna is not only active in the traditional music industry, but also inseparable from the game circle we are familiar with. Born in Shanghai, she immigrated to the United States with her family at the age of 5. She has performed with the Santiago Symphony Orchestra, the State Symphony Orchestra of Mexico, and other symphony orchestras, and she has also performed in an avant-garde metal band, Off the Deep End.
Scarborough Fair (also translated as "Scarborough Fair") is a classic English song with a beautiful melody, which was used as an interlude in the 40th Academy Award-nominated film "The Graduate", and the tune is poignant and gentle, giving people a deep touch.
Originally an ancient English folk song whose origins date back to the Middle Ages, Paul Simon learned the folk song from British folk singer Martin Carthy while studying in England and adapted it to include a self-composed Poem of A Hill as an chorus. The chorus composed and sung by Art Garfunkel as the harmony of the song is not particularly strong in the auditory feeling, so many people pay little attention to the chorus, thinking that the chorus is just a form of processing of singing, but in fact the chorus is the soul of the whole song, giving the song an anti-war theme.
Scarborough is a coastal town in North Yorkshire, England, and historically the town has a 45-day market from August 15 every year, attracting merchants from all over England and even Europe, which is why scarborough Fair comes from. Scarborough Fair also has a consonant meaning, which is harmonic with Scar-Borrow-Fair, which means a bazaar borrowed from trauma.
Chinese cellist Guo Tingna and pianist LEO-Z brought "Scarborough Bazaar" with a shocking, perfect interpretation of Chinese and Western fusion, bringing a different audiovisual experience!
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