Imperial China Cinematic Track

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Music: Imperial China Cinematic by Shane Ivers – https://silvermansound.com
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Imperial China Cinematic takes its subject with genuine seriousness and deploys an impressive range of authentic instrumentation to do it justice. A shakuhachi flute opens the melodic landscape with its characteristically breathy, evocative tone, whilst a guzheng zither provides the harmonic colour that is immediately and unmistakably Chinese in character. A Chinese erhu violin contributes melodic lines of great beauty and expressiveness, gongs and tam-tams punctuate the texture with ceremonial authority, and Taiko drums add rhythmic power at the appropriate moments. All of this sits within a full orchestral string arrangement that gives the piece genuine cinematic scope - the sound of ancient courts, mountain landscapes, and wide-open forests.