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The
New
Arrangement
of
Chinese
Music
Haojun
Qi
Master
of
Music
Candidate
Contemporary
Performance
Berklee
College
of
Music
Grew
up
on
Chinese
Folk
Music
My
mother
told
me
I
could
sing
the
song
at
the
age
of
2
It
helped
me
to
develop
the
skill
of
listening
This
was
the
reason
she
forced
me
to
have
piano
lessons
I
got
my
first
guitar
at
the
age
of
14
and
taught
myself
in
the
following
days
I
heard
a
CD
named
of
Mouth>
Music
has
a
good
effect
to
change
people’s
senNments.
What
I
am
doing
and
what
I
want
to
do
is
to
use
my
music
energy
to
cure
others.
I
am
trying
to
find
a
way
to
put
an
infusion
of
fresh
blood
into
Chinese
music.
I
do
look
at
the
relaNonship
between
lyrics
and
melody.
It
will
bring
different
visual
and
hearing
imaginaNon
to
people.
Music
is
a
worldwide
language,
although
we
may
not
good
at
English
or
Spanish,
music
could
express
the
emoNon
powerfully.
Although
one
may
not
understand
my
Chinese
lyrics,
with
the
movement
of
the
music,
it
sNll
can
touch
your
heart.
Especially
Chinese
words
are
different
from
English,
it
usually
present
the
feeling
in
a
euphemisNc
way
and
leave
the
imaginaNon
to
the
audiences.
In
the
meanNme,
English
songs
prefer
to
present
the
feeling
directly.
I
think
music
could
bring
the
imaginaNon
and
the
imaginaNon
could
enrich
the
music
on
the
contrary.
I
would
love
to
add
the
concept
of
Western
pop
music
into
the
Chinese
tradiNonal
one.
In
tradiNonal
Chinese
music
there
are
several
pentatonic
scales
based
on
the
Chinese
chroma-c
scale
called
the
“12
Lü”
((Chinese:
十二律,
Pinyin:
shí
èr
lǜ).
Although
these
12
Lü
frequencies
approximate
the
12
known
in
the
West,
some
of
the
notes
are
a
bit
flat
or
sharp
to
our
ears
because
the
Chinese
system
does
not
use
equal
tempered
tuning.
Note
Names
黄钟
-‐
Huáng
Zhōng
-‐-‐
Tonic/unison
大吕 -‐
Dà
Lǚ
–
Semitone
太簇 -‐
Tài
Cù
-‐-‐
Major
second
夹钟 -‐
Jiá
Zhōng
-‐-‐
Minor
third
姑洗 -‐
Gū
Xiǎn
-‐-‐
Major
third
中吕 -‐
Zhòng
Lǚ
-‐-‐
Perfect
fourth
蕤宾 -‐
Ruí
Bīn
–
Triton
林钟 -‐
Lín
Zhōng
-‐-‐
Perfect
fidh
夷则 -‐
Yí
Zé
-‐-‐
Minor
sixth
南吕
-‐
Nán
Lǚ
-‐-‐
Major
sixth
无射
-‐
Wú
Yì
-‐-‐
Minor
seventh
应钟 -‐
Yìng
Zhōng
-‐-‐
Major
seventh
Most
Chinese
music
uses
a
pentatonic
scale,
with
the
intervals
(in
terms
of
lǜ)
almost
the
same
as
those
of
the
major
pentatonic
scale.
The
notes
of
this
scale
are
called
“宫(gong)
equals
to
3(Mi),
商(Shang)
equals
to
2(Re),
角
(jue)
equals
to
3(Mi),
徵(zhi)
equals
to
5(Sol)
,
羽(Yu)
equals
to
6(La)”.
Ader
1949,
western
music
came
into
China,
classic
music
has
a
huge
impact
on
Chinese
music.
We
began
to
use
Pian
tone,
so
to
speak,
when
it
is
Key
of
C
major,
Pian
tone
is
in
the
forth
and
the
seventh
degree,
which
is
equal
to
C
natural
scale.
First,
I
used
Chinese
pentatonic
to
compose
my
song,
which
made
the
song
has
a
strong
sense
of
Chinese
style.
Then
I
put
contemporary
harmony
and
rhythm
into
the
song
to
generous
in
content.
As
I’ve
learned
Chinese
history
and
Chinese
philosophy
during
my
university
Nme,
so
the
Chinese
lyric
was
wrimen
with
those
typical
object,
scenery
and
history
of
China.
Even
the
Chinese
poem
was
also
quoted
into
the
song.
As
one
may
not
understand
the
meaning
of
my
song,
the
melody
could
sNll
comprehended
with
the
Chinese
style.
Score
Grassland Lady
q = 66
Intro
Haojun Qi
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Grassland Lady
2
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l ady
Khoomei
Melody
&
Harmony
February
5,
11
p.m.
to
February
6,
2
a.m.
My
band
partners:
Piano:
Djudju
Hartono
Bass:
Haojun
Qi
Pecussion:
Sergio
MarNnez
Diaz
Drum:
Andre
Walker
MTI:
Yohahn
Jo
This
is
the
place
where
the
original
singer,
Zhou
Xuan
sang
this
song
at
the
first
Nme
hmps://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=NjXYwDNhMG8
Score
Shanghai's Night
q = 145
Intro
Haojun Qi
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Piano: Yu Lu
Voice:Haojun Qi
MTI: Austin Han
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People in Another Land
April 7, 11 p.m. to April 8, 5 p.m.
My band partners:
Piano: Djudju Hartono
Bass: Haojun Qi
Pecussion: Sergio Martinez Diaz
Drum: Andre Walker
MTI: Yohahn Jo
远方的人
Rhythm
secNon
My
target
market
is
to
those
people
who
are
in
a
low
mood.
When
we
feel
sad,
depress
or
heartbroken,
we
would
love
to
leave
for
a
while.
To
run
away
and
find
someplace
where
could
make
us
in
a
peace.
However
we
have
no
Nme
to
go
to
the
forest,
mountain,
grassland
to
take
a
breath.
All
the
songs
were
wrimen
during
my
trip.
I
hope
they
can
see
shallow
rivers,
to
whose
falls
Melodious
birds
sing
madrigals
ader
hearing
the
music.
Wish
my
music
could
lend
the
power
from
the
nature
to
heal
their
wound.
This
is
a
social
website
that
Chinese
people
use
it
everyday
According
to
Nielsen
research,
Weibo
remains
the
most
valuable
social
media
site
for
everything,
regard
to
resonaNng
and
engaging
with
potenNal
online
audience
• It
had
around
505
million
users
in
2013
and
Weibo
is
growing
fast.
• And
Weibo's
innovaNon
with
images
has
helped
it
forge
a
symbioNc
relaNonship
with
other
online
giants
like
Youku
-‐
China's
equivalent
of
YouTube
-‐
capturing
the
imaginaNon
of
a
tech-‐savvy
young
generaNon
keen
to
post
videos,
both
as
ciNzen
journalists
and
to
show
off
their
talents
online.
Personal
Website
Details
to
promote
Make
it
a
desNnaNon
by
keeping
it
updated
and
including
news,
giveaways,
polls
and
things
to
make
it
worth
visiNng.
Put
the
promo
online
in
downloadable
form
for
easy
access
by
the
media
and
your
fans.
Get
on
both
MySpace
and
Facebook
and
stay
acNve.
Update
it
and
promote
it.
Enhance
the
value
of
press
releases
by
always
amaching
a
photo
or
graphic
file
or
a
link
to
one.
Send
announcements
to
the
main
stream
press
but
include
bloggers,
internet
radio,
record
stores,
colleges
and
even
large
offices.
Try
to
shoot
a
microfilm
or
maybe
just
a
video
for
MY
music.
Like
a
rich,
sultry
film,
my
song
not
only
possesses
a
very
strong
sense
of
pictures,
but
also
certain
circumstances.
Meanwhile,
screen
can
bring
a
sense
of
environmental
experience
that
has
more
impressive
than
the
sNmulaNon
from
the
music
itself.
To
get
the
public
resonance
I
would
also
love
to
tell
the
love
story
behind
my
songs.
Those
audiences
are
not
only
like
the
voice
of
the
singer;
they
are
more
interested
in
the
real
experience
behind
the
song.
For
me,
the
most
difficult
part
of
this
project
is
the
re-‐harmonizaNon
technic.
I
know
it
will
be
a
long-‐term
challenge
for
me
in
the
future.
I
am
so
happy
that
I
achieve
the
objecNve
which
is
to
arrange
the
Chinese
style
music
with
western
contemporary
music.
And
it
didn’t
change
the
original
feel
of
the
Chinese
songs
I
am
so
lucky
to
be
here;
I’ve
learnt
some
new
theory
of
music
that
I
never
knew
before.
This
may
be
the
culture
difference
between
Chinese
music
and
contemporary
music.
The
idea
I
didn’t
have
before
make
me
more
interested
in
this
new
music
style
and
I
really
want
to
put
some
innovaNon
in
Chinese
music
Market.
We
need
this
kind
of
fusion
to
enrich
the
tradiNonal
auditory
sense
to
our
Chinese
audience.
I
will
keep
doing
this
and
make
bemer
songs
for
my
audience.
New
Arrangement
of
Chinese
Music
Haojun
Qi
Master
of
Music
Candidate
Contemporary
Performance
Berklee
College
of
Music
Grew
up
on
Chinese
Folk
Music
My
mother
told
me
I
could
sing
the
song
at
the
age
of
2
It
helped
me
to
develop
the
skill
of
listening
This
was
the
reason
she
forced
me
to
have
piano
lessons
I
got
my
first
guitar
at
the
age
of
14
and
taught
myself
in
the
following
days
I
heard
a
CD
named
of
Mouth>
Music
has
a
good
effect
to
change
people’s
senNments.
What
I
am
doing
and
what
I
want
to
do
is
to
use
my
music
energy
to
cure
others.
I
am
trying
to
find
a
way
to
put
an
infusion
of
fresh
blood
into
Chinese
music.
I
do
look
at
the
relaNonship
between
lyrics
and
melody.
It
will
bring
different
visual
and
hearing
imaginaNon
to
people.
Music
is
a
worldwide
language,
although
we
may
not
good
at
English
or
Spanish,
music
could
express
the
emoNon
powerfully.
Although
one
may
not
understand
my
Chinese
lyrics,
with
the
movement
of
the
music,
it
sNll
can
touch
your
heart.
Especially
Chinese
words
are
different
from
English,
it
usually
present
the
feeling
in
a
euphemisNc
way
and
leave
the
imaginaNon
to
the
audiences.
In
the
meanNme,
English
songs
prefer
to
present
the
feeling
directly.
I
think
music
could
bring
the
imaginaNon
and
the
imaginaNon
could
enrich
the
music
on
the
contrary.
I
would
love
to
add
the
concept
of
Western
pop
music
into
the
Chinese
tradiNonal
one.
In
tradiNonal
Chinese
music
there
are
several
pentatonic
scales
based
on
the
Chinese
chroma-c
scale
called
the
“12
Lü”
((Chinese:
十二律,
Pinyin:
shí
èr
lǜ).
Although
these
12
Lü
frequencies
approximate
the
12
known
in
the
West,
some
of
the
notes
are
a
bit
flat
or
sharp
to
our
ears
because
the
Chinese
system
does
not
use
equal
tempered
tuning.
Note
Names
黄钟
-‐
Huáng
Zhōng
-‐-‐
Tonic/unison
大吕 -‐
Dà
Lǚ
–
Semitone
太簇 -‐
Tài
Cù
-‐-‐
Major
second
夹钟 -‐
Jiá
Zhōng
-‐-‐
Minor
third
姑洗 -‐
Gū
Xiǎn
-‐-‐
Major
third
中吕 -‐
Zhòng
Lǚ
-‐-‐
Perfect
fourth
蕤宾 -‐
Ruí
Bīn
–
Triton
林钟 -‐
Lín
Zhōng
-‐-‐
Perfect
fidh
夷则 -‐
Yí
Zé
-‐-‐
Minor
sixth
南吕
-‐
Nán
Lǚ
-‐-‐
Major
sixth
无射
-‐
Wú
Yì
-‐-‐
Minor
seventh
应钟 -‐
Yìng
Zhōng
-‐-‐
Major
seventh
Most
Chinese
music
uses
a
pentatonic
scale,
with
the
intervals
(in
terms
of
lǜ)
almost
the
same
as
those
of
the
major
pentatonic
scale.
The
notes
of
this
scale
are
called
“宫(gong)
equals
to
3(Mi),
商(Shang)
equals
to
2(Re),
角
(jue)
equals
to
3(Mi),
徵(zhi)
equals
to
5(Sol)
,
羽(Yu)
equals
to
6(La)”.
Ader
1949,
western
music
came
into
China,
classic
music
has
a
huge
impact
on
Chinese
music.
We
began
to
use
Pian
tone,
so
to
speak,
when
it
is
Key
of
C
major,
Pian
tone
is
in
the
forth
and
the
seventh
degree,
which
is
equal
to
C
natural
scale.
First,
I
used
Chinese
pentatonic
to
compose
my
song,
which
made
the
song
has
a
strong
sense
of
Chinese
style.
Then
I
put
contemporary
harmony
and
rhythm
into
the
song
to
generous
in
content.
As
I’ve
learned
Chinese
history
and
Chinese
philosophy
during
my
university
Nme,
so
the
Chinese
lyric
was
wrimen
with
those
typical
object,
scenery
and
history
of
China.
Even
the
Chinese
poem
was
also
quoted
into
the
song.
As
one
may
not
understand
the
meaning
of
my
song,
the
melody
could
sNll
comprehended
with
the
Chinese
style.
Score
Grassland Lady
q = 66
Intro
Haojun Qi
E b maj7
F m7
b 4
&bb 4 w
w
b
&bb w
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C m7
b
&bb ˙
9
D m7( b 5)
b
& b b ˙.
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b
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w
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F m7
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C 7( b 9)
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F m7
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G7
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w
F m7
2.
17
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w
œ œ œ œ œ. œ œ œ œ
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w
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w
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C m7
w
E b maj7
F m7
5
A
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j
nœ œ
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Grassland Lady
2
Interlude
D m7 ( b 5)
b
& b b œ.
25
D m7 ( b 5)
b
& b b œ.
29
D m7 ( b 5)
b
&bb w
33
D m7 ( b 5)
b
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37
G 7( b13)
j
œ œ
C m7
œ
j
œ œ
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œ
w
G7
B b7
To Coda F m7
Coda
C -maj7
œ
w
C m7
w
G7
fi
w
F m7
D.S. al Coda
F m7
w
C -maj7
w
E b6
A b maj7
œ œ œ
œ œ œ œ
E b maj7
w
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w
œ œ
Grassland
l ady
Khoomei
Melody
&
Harmony
February
5,
11
p.m.
to
February
6,
2
a.m.
My
band
partners:
Piano:
Djudju
Hartono
Bass:
Haojun
Qi
Pecussion:
Sergio
MarNnez
Diaz
Drum:
Andre
Walker
MTI:
Yohahn
Jo
This
is
the
place
where
the
original
singer,
Zhou
Xuan
sang
this
song
at
the
first
Nme
hmps://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=NjXYwDNhMG8
Score
Shanghai's Night
q = 145
Intro
Haojun Qi
B b6
A b7
b 4
& b 4 ‰ œj ! œj. ˙
G m7
b
&b ‰
5
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A
B b6
C 7sus
b
& b ˙.
B -maj7
&
bb
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1.
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b
&b ˙
21
˙
w
œ
œ
b
&b ˙
25
˙
˙
F7
w
D 7sus
˙
C m7
‰ œ œ œ
w
˙
˙
2.
C m7
G b maj7
F 13
B b maj7/A
w
..
w
˙
˙
B b 13
˙
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w
F7
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D b7
j! j
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w
œ
˙
‰
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13
17
G b maj7
j ! j
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b
& b .. ˙
9
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w
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w
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w
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F7
F7
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Shanghai's Night
2
B
A b 7( #11)
b œ
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29
G b 7( #11)
b
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fi
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C m7
b
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37
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March 7, 8 to 11 PM.
My band partners:
Piano: Yu Lu
Voice:Haojun Qi
MTI: Austin Han
Longing, hopeless
Mountainary Song
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People in Another Land
April 7, 11 p.m. to April 8, 5 p.m.
My band partners:
Piano: Djudju Hartono
Bass: Haojun Qi
Pecussion: Sergio Martinez Diaz
Drum: Andre Walker
MTI: Yohahn Jo
远方的人
Rhythm
secNon
My
target
market
is
to
those
people
who
are
in
a
low
mood.
When
we
feel
sad,
depress
or
heartbroken,
we
would
love
to
leave
for
a
while.
To
run
away
and
find
someplace
where
could
make
us
in
a
peace.
However
we
have
no
Nme
to
go
to
the
forest,
mountain,
grassland
to
take
a
breath.
All
the
songs
were
wrimen
during
my
trip.
I
hope
they
can
see
shallow
rivers,
to
whose
falls
Melodious
birds
sing
madrigals
ader
hearing
the
music.
Wish
my
music
could
lend
the
power
from
the
nature
to
heal
their
wound.
This
is
a
social
website
that
Chinese
people
use
it
everyday
According
to
Nielsen
research,
remains
the
most
valuable
social
media
site
for
everything,
regard
to
resonaNng
and
engaging
with
potenNal
online
audience
• It
had
around
505
million
users
in
2013
and
is
growing
fast.
• And
Weibo's
innovaNon
with
images
has
helped
it
forge
a
symbioNc
relaNonship
with
other
online
giants
like
Youku
-‐
China's
equivalent
of
YouTube
-‐
capturing
the
imaginaNon
of
a
tech-‐savvy
young
generaNon
keen
to
post
videos,
both
as
ciNzen
journalists
and
to
show
off
their
talents
online.
Personal
Website
Details
to
promote
Make
it
a
desNnaNon
by
keeping
it
updated
and
including
news,
giveaways,
polls
and
things
to
make
it
worth
visiNng.
Put
the
promo
online
in
downloadable
form
for
easy
access
by
the
media
and
your
fans.
Get
on
both
MySpace
and
and
stay
acNve.
Update
it
and
promote
it.
Enhance
the
value
of
press
releases
by
always
amaching
a
photo
or
graphic
file
or
a
link
to
one.
Send
announcements
to
the
main
stream
press
but
include
bloggers,
internet
radio,
record
stores,
colleges
and
even
large
offices.
Try
to
shoot
a
microfilm
or
maybe
just
a
video
for
MY
music.
Like
a
rich,
sultry
film,
my
song
not
only
possesses
a
very
strong
sense
of
pictures,
but
also
certain
circumstances.
Meanwhile,
screen
can
bring
a
sense
of
environmental
experience
that
has
more
impressive
than
the
sNmulaNon
from
the
music
itself.
To
get
the
public
resonance
I
would
also
love
to
tell
the
love
story
behind
my
songs.
Those
audiences
are
not
only
like
the
voice
of
the
singer;
they
are
more
interested
in
the
real
experience
behind
the
song.
For
me,
the
most
difficult
part
of
this
project
is
the
re-‐harmonizaNon
technic.
I
know
it
will
be
a
long-‐term
challenge
for
me
in
the
future.
I
am
so
happy
that
I
achieve
the
objecNve
which
is
to
arrange
the
Chinese
style
music
with
western
contemporary
music.
And
it
didn’t
change
the
original
feel
of
the
Chinese
songs
I
am
so
lucky
to
be
here;
I’ve
learnt
some
new
theory
of
music
that
I
never
knew
before.
This
may
be
the
culture
difference
between
Chinese
music
and
contemporary
music.
The
idea
I
didn’t
have
before
make
me
more
interested
in
this
new
music
style
and
I
really
want
to
put
some
innovaNon
in
Chinese
music
Market.
We
need
this
kind
of
fusion
to
enrich
the
tradiNonal
auditory
sense
to
our
Chinese
audience.
I
will
keep
doing
this
and
make
bemer
songs
for
my
audience.