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 Tan Dun
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Crouching Tiger Concerto
(2000) -
19 Minutes, 30 Seconds
Instrumentation
Cello; afl(pic)[=bawu(dizi)].000/0000/5perc/hp/str
Publisher
G Schirmer Inc
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Tan Dun
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The Gate (Orchestral Theatre IV)
(1999) -
55 Minutes
Instrumentation
female Peking Opera singer, Western operatic soprano, Japanese Puppeteer; 1(pic).1.1(bcl).1(cbn)/2221/timp.2perc/hp/str (8.8.8.8.4); video
Publisher
G Schirmer Inc
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Tan Dun
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Heaven Earth Mankind (Symphony 1997)
(1997) -
1 Hour, 8 Minutes
Instrumentation
Children's Chorus; Cello, Bianzhong Bells; 2(2pic).22(bcl).2(cbn)/4331/4perc/hp.pf/str (min 10.8.8.8.4); tape
Publisher
G Schirmer Inc
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Tan Dun
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Marco Polo
(1995) -
2 Hours
Instrumentation
chorus of at least 20; dancers; dramatic Tenor, 2 Mezzo sopranos, Bass, 2 Tenors, Baritone, Soprano, boy treble; 1(pic)1(ca)1(bcl)1(cbn)/2220/3perc/prpf.hp/str(min 10.8.6.6.4); world instruments: rec*.medieval hp*.rebec*.sitar.tabla*.2 Tibetan hn*.Tibetan bowls and bells(chorus).pipa.sheng; (* Musicians may double on world and western instruments). For information on Chinese instruments and performers, please contact Parnassus Productions, Inc.
Publisher
G Schirmer Inc
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Tan Dun
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Nine Songs
(1989) -
1 Hour, 30 Minutes
Instrumentation
20 singer-performers; 3perc.2cbn.3 Chinese instrumentalists
Publisher
G Schirmer Inc
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