Since July 8, "Big Fish and Begonias", which has signed a 12-year contract with the time, has finally been released, and although the industry's evaluation of the film has been mixed, the painting style is beautiful and the music is moving. The lead music "Big Fish" (Zhou Shen) and "Meet in this World" (Eason Chan), once released, appeared a variety of cover songs and interpretations. In addition, what other beautiful music in "Big Fish" is missed by you?
People who have seen the early animation of "Big Fish and Begonias" should be familiar with this song, or the two together build people's memories and imaginations of "Big Fish". "The Distant Journey" is composed by Mr. Yoshida Yoshida of Japan, and the poignant and melodious style seems to take you into the inner world of the character in an instant. Yoshida's Pacific Moon company specializes in new age and world music, blending the typical effects of ethnic and world, Eastern instruments and Western soundtracks to create works belonging to the Heyue style, and more than 99% of the company's albums use a Chinese character as the album name, showing the characteristics of the album itself and the style of the musician.
The oriental musical instruments that appear in the big fish begonias, have you found it?
Woohoo
Woohoo, i.e. pottery flute. It is the same clay instrument as the 埙, except that it is pronounced through a whistle (the pronunciation of 埙 and flute requires a tone of voice). The whistling of the koi is the simplest type, with a narrower range, similar to the current 6-hole pottery flute. Mr. Sojiro of Japan is a world-renowned pottery flute master, and his classic work is "The Original Scenery of the Hometown" played in the Gu Tianle version of "Divine Eagle Hero". There are many people in China who can play pottery flutes, but there are very few creative pottery flute masters. The most influential and characteristics of national instrumental music are Zhou Zilei and Guo Yang. In addition, "Millennium Style", "The Land of the Wind", "Rhapsody of the Forest" and so on are also popular among beginners.
2. Hedge
Fengshou 箜篌, known as Saung-Gauk (Sanko) in Burmese, means curved harp also known as burmese harp or curved violin, originated in ancient Myanmar, and later spread to Southeast Asia. The phoenix head is named after the head of the harp decorated with a phoenix head. The décor is gorgeous and the tone is soft. The Sui and Tang dynasties were used in Tianzhu Music and Qiu Guo Music, and were rarely used by the people. Since the 1930s, China has begun to produce phoenix-headed baskets and use them in ethnic bands.
3. Drums
Táo drum, commonly known as rattle. Very old Han Chinese musical instruments. Long handle, the drum body is flanked by flexible small ears, and when the handle is shaken, the two ears are drummed on both sides. The drum is called "Zamaru" in Tibetan, and like the Vajra Bell, it is a personal instrument for tantric practitioners. When used, hold the middle recess in your hand and swing it. The drum can be made of a variety of texture materials, the drum surface is mostly made of cowhide or sheepskin, the drum frame is mostly made of skull, wood, ivory, and the drum surface is skinned.
These beautiful voices, may they not only live in the movie, in the imagination, in the blank space of memory.
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