Hui Weng

Western Theme Capriccio by Hui Weng - his composition displays the typical and familiar styles of Western China, while a strong dancing spirit characterizes its theme. Emphasized with new Guzheng techniques, this music expresses the pleasant tones in a quick but direct way. This approach not only shows the soft and exquisite flavors of western regions, but also portrays the rugged and bold characteristics of the regional style.

by Hui Weng - In a soft and poetic style, All are so harmonious and vivid, solemn and mysterious, ancient yet full of vitality, and all are like dreams that induce infinite imagination and taste. Some music elements of the Peking Opera and Beijing musical art, which were successfully adopted by this composition, have greatly emphasized and strengthened the theme.

by Hui Weng - "Men of Letters" Chinese Zither (Guzheng) Performed by Hui Weng; Composed by Dongqing Fang In an impressionistic manner, Men of Letters was composed to describe the unique soul of the Chinese calligraphy art. This piece is comprised of five sections: "immerse", "stain", "dissolve", "splash", and "pour", which are named from the five actions in calligraphy.

Hui Weng - Dongqing Fang Clouds Rise re-composition by Hui Weng performed by Abigale Reisman, violin; Valerie Thompson, cello; Jeffrey Balter, drums; Hui Weng, guzheng