Tribe.net. Local Connections Hami http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/f74bd798-10f3-4326-8aac-c30863a50b5c 2007-07-22T13:06:03Z 2007-07-22T13:06:03Z

<div>A nice website to learn Chinese through music: <br/>http://www.chinese-tools.com/songs <br/>Most popular Chinese songs, with lyrics in Chinese + pinyin + english + mp3...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

Hami 2007-07-22T13:06:03Z http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/81469725-cedd-47d6-8664-6a11d7202ae2 2007-07-12T10:47:54Z 2007-07-12T10:47:54Z

<div>Peking opera of China is a national treasure with a history of 200 years. In the 55th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty(1790) ,the four big Huiban opera Troupes entered the capital and combined with Kunqu opera, Yiyang opera, Hanju opera and Luantan in Beijing's thearetical circle of the time. Through a period of more than half a century of combination and integration of various kinds of opera there evolved the present Peking opera, the biggest kind of opera in China, whose richness of repertoire, great number of artists of performance and of audiences, and profound influence are incomparable in China. <br/> <br/>Just wanna share with you all Beijing opera, also kind of music ha~ I like it. <br/>And some more info about it. http://www.foreignercn.com/cn/index.php/action_viewnews_itemid_462.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

2007-07-12T10:47:54Z http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/240ff5e3-1c73-482f-ab32-fb8a2d47f9c5 2007-07-12T10:45:13Z 2007-07-12T10:45:13Z

<div>Peking opera of China is a national treasure with a history of 200 years. In the 55th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty(1790) ,the four big Huiban opera Troupes entered the capital and combined with Kunqu opera, Yiyang opera, Hanju opera and Luantan in Beijing's thearetical circle of the time. Through a period of more than half a century of combination and integration of various kinds of opera there evolved the present Peking opera, the biggest kind of opera in China, whose richness of repertoire, great number of artists of performance and of audiences, and profound influence are incomparable in China. <br/> <br/>Just wanna share with you this kind of music has a histroy of 200 years in China~ i like it! <br/>And some more info is here http://www.foreignercn.com/cn/index.php/action_viewnews_itemid_462.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

2007-07-12T10:45:13Z rhyslud http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/037090f5-793a-4cad-92ad-5d59f1ef7665 2007-07-05T13:11:39Z 2005-04-04T15:47:11Z

<div>We're currently #9 Asian station on the massive Live365 radio network. And only 4 months old! <br/> <br/>It's all because of the music! <br/> <br/>Come check out our Free Mandarin Music Radio Station - Nonstop Music <br/>24/7 <br/> <br/>Listen to Mandarin Radio! <br/> <br/>http://www.mandarinradio.com <br/> <br/>Some of the artists heard on Mandarin Radio: <br/>5566 <br/>A-Mei Chang (Zhang Hui Mei) <br/>Ambrose Hsu <br/>Annie Yi <br/>Angela Chang <br/>Chen Chi Chen <br/>Chen Wei <br/>China Dolls <br/>Coco Lee <br/>Cyndi Wang <br/>David Tao <br/>Delphine Cai <br/>Edison Chen <br/>Edwin Sui <br/>Elva Hsiao <br/>Elle Choi <br/>Evonne Hsu <br/>F.I.R. <br/>Faith Yang <br/>Faye Wong <br/>Gigi Leung <br/>Grace Chow <br/>Jang Nara <br/>Jasmine (Fish) Leong <br/>Jay Chou <br/>Jeff Chang <br/>Jessica Keun <br/>Joey Yung <br/>Jolie Chan <br/>Joi Tsai <br/>Jolin Tsai <br/>Karen Mok <br/>Kelly chen <br/>Lee Soo Young <br/>Leehom Wang <br/>Megan Lai <br/>Nicholas Tse <br/>Ocean Ou De Yang <br/>Penny Tai <br/>Ryu <br/>S.H.E <br/>Sammi Cheng <br/>Stefanie Sun Yan Zi (Yanzi) <br/>Stella Huang Xiang Yi <br/>Tarcy Su <br/>Tension <br/>Tony An <br/>TwinsVivian Hsu <br/>Will Pan <br/>Wan Fang <br/>Wu Bai <br/>Xie Yu Xin <br/>Yuki Hsu</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 1 reply </div>

rhyslud 2005-04-04T15:47:11Z Guitarpoint http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/c811b15e-b116-4e90-add4-d6b01bc97bee 2007-07-05T13:09:47Z 2005-11-09T04:32:04Z

<div>Hello <br/> My name is Dave. I am new here. Does anybody like Chinese Classical Music? I am going to see Wu Man in Philadelphia on Thursday 11/10. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 2 replies </div>

Guitarpoint 2005-11-09T04:32:04Z shazlaw http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/e4ed1393-964b-47bd-b4de-849d627a46d6 2006-05-31T23:09:55Z 2006-05-31T23:09:55Z

<div>Does anyone know where I can get an MP3 file of 'Happy Birthday' in Chinese? (for children) <br/>Thanks for you help. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

shazlaw 2006-05-31T23:09:55Z smile http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/909dc772-968e-4318-afd2-986a9bae7338 2005-12-25T04:09:14Z 2005-12-23T01:39:42Z

<div>www.teinma.com <br/> <br/>This websites offers chinese and japanese and korean songs <br/>you can download them but i know is against the law so just download for your own listening.. <br/>you will need realmedia player <br/>the website also has english songs but you can only listen to some parts of the songs... <br/> <br/>It also offers songs from chinese, japanese and korean movies and tv series.. <br/> <br/>check it out ..</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 2 replies </div>

smile 2005-12-23T01:39:42Z evilexbluedevil7 http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/6c5b3fd4-1338-4ed2-9f4b-c05bf6510095 2005-04-20T15:50:11Z 2005-04-20T15:50:11Z

<div>http://cocolee.tribe.net/ <br/> <br/>Fans of Coco Lee UNITE!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-04-20T15:50:11Z rhyslud http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/8d872b33-18b1-4324-be67-cf24e694749f 2005-03-28T20:14:04Z 2004-12-15T09:27:11Z

<div>Is there a Chinese counterpart to Japanese Enka music? <br/>I heard one song by Cheung de Lan that seems like it might fall in this catagory.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 3 replies </div>

rhyslud 2004-12-15T09:27:11Z evilexbluedevil7 http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/9c9c5233-9116-4383-821c-1824413bedd7 2005-03-25T22:43:56Z 2005-03-25T22:43:56Z

<div>Here is a link to her music video for "No Doubt" <br/> <br/>http://www3.telus.net/coconuts/c...oDoubt_mv.wmv </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-03-25T22:43:56Z evilexbluedevil7 http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/d316fafd-1374-4cdf-b20e-815986b9cddf 2005-03-11T21:23:37Z 2005-03-11T21:23:37Z

<div>CoCo's brand new English album "EXPOSED" will be launched in Asia first and then exposed to the world. So far, the confirmed release dates in Asia are as follows: <br/> <br/>Korea: Mar. 14th (Mon) <br/>Taiwan: Mar. 25th (Fri) <br/>Hong Kong: Mar. 25th (Fri) <br/>Philippine: Mar. 25th (Fri) <br/>China: Mar. 28th (Mon) <br/> <br/>The first Hip-hop single "No Doubt" will premiere on air from Monday, March 14th. Please tune in to the programs: <br/> <br/>[Taiwan] <br/>Channel: Hit FM (Taipei FM 91.7, Taichung FM 91.5, Kaohsiung FM 90.1) <br/>Program: Fresh Release <br/>DJ: GiGi <br/>Online broadcast: http://www.hitfm.com.tw <br/>(Provided by our forum member weichen. Thanks.) <br/> <br/>[Hong Kong] <br/>Channel: RTHK Radio 2 (FM 94.8-96.9) <br/>Online broadcast: http://www.rthk.org.hk/channel/radio2/ <br/>(Provided by Lam. Thanks.) <br/> <br/>Fans outside the area mentioned above please listen online or stay tuned to your local pop radio. If you have any information concerning the release of CoCo's new album or new single radio debut at your location, please contact us or share with the fans at our forum (http://www.cocolee.net/forum). </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-03-11T21:23:37Z Syd http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/7edad151-5111-4188-9cbd-effadb1e25c0 2005-03-11T19:19:56Z 2005-03-11T19:19:56Z

<div>I just joined another tribe -- Karen Mok Man Wai -- and there's lots of delicious discussion and critique going on there. Mok is one of my favorite singers from all of Asia. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

Syd 2005-03-11T19:19:56Z W. http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/50e834f7-9add-45b8-a50f-c8537d90c559 2005-03-11T19:15:24Z 2004-04-09T01:50:01Z

<div>Ok, in an attempt to get something going here... <br/>Any interest in Tan Dun? He's got an amazing gift for compositions paying homage to the traditional arts within a post-modern or perhaps avant-garde context. Has anyone listened to his Marco Polo opera or the Water Passion Opera that just got done playing in New York. Many young students in Taiwan really look up to Tan Dun, rather than the multitude of more traditional composers from China and Taiwan. <br/> <br/>Somewhat along the lines of Tan Dun is U-theatre from Taipei.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 6 replies </div>

W. 2004-04-09T01:50:01Z evilexbluedevil7 http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/7ab81b54-9eb3-4d98-826f-53809ae0d8ae 2005-02-26T04:08:08Z 2005-02-26T04:08:08Z

<div>Coming March 2005 <br/> <br/>http://cocolee.net/#</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

evilexbluedevil7 2005-02-26T04:08:08Z rhyslud http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/45faaac6-b9de-4c41-988b-97367bf8ab08 2004-12-04T20:49:15Z 2004-12-04T20:49:15Z

<div>I just started a second radio station at Live365: <br/> <br/>www.MandarinRadio.com <br/> <br/>I play mostly Mandarin Chinese Pop - with a few Asian hits so big they defy the language barrier <br/> <br/>It's Free <br/>It's available for dialup users <br/> <br/>I am still running www.PopGoesAsia.com <br/>Where I play a mix of music from all over Asia. <br/>I even have a 3 hour program of Asian Christmas music! <br/> <br/>It's Free - Broadband only (CD quality sound) <br/> <br/>Both stations give track info in English. This is very helpful if you want to find something to download or buy. It is really hard for me because I know only 200 or so Chinese words, a few more Japanese, and almost zero Korean or Thai. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

rhyslud 2004-12-04T20:49:15Z rhyslud http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/b39d0df7-9c9a-4602-be5c-4a770752105e 2004-08-19T06:25:26Z 2004-08-19T06:25:26Z

<div>Could someone please translate the tracklist from Penny Tai's Album "So Penny"? Some great songs. I'm trying to rip to mp3s and would like to knoe the English and pinyin names of the tunes. I like to name my mp3s like this: Artist - Pinyin (English).mp3 <br/> <br/>Xie Xie Ni</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

rhyslud 2004-08-19T06:25:26Z Jacques http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/f2bd5d73-434b-4f73-b635-27c0dab8217e 2004-08-10T02:05:17Z 2004-08-10T02:05:17Z

<div>I recently saw a music video for Anson Hu (Hu Yanbin)'s Xiang. Thought it was pretty good. A little bit of rnb, UK garage, and tablas thrown in to make a really international-sounding Sinopop hit. <br/> <br/>Also bought The Original Shanghai Divas Redefined by Ian Widgery cd earlier this year. Remixes of all the famous 30s, 40s, and 50s Shanghai divas like Chow Hsuan, Bai Kwong, and Chang Loo (HK star Alex To's mom). Great reincarnations of all the classic Shanghai hits, especially for those of us who only hear about that era from parents and grandparents.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

Jacques 2004-08-10T02:05:17Z Jacques http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/8c01197f-f48c-4724-9a16-6e26d8425823 2004-08-10T01:56:48Z 2004-08-10T01:56:48Z

<div>For some reason, I find myself listening to a lot of Taiwanese singers lately. <br/> <br/>Jolin Tsai. I know she has a new album out, but the song that really got me was Warriors in Peace (mandarin version) from the Warriors of Heaven and Earth soundtrack scored by renowned Bollywood composer A.R. Rahman. It can be described as Indian-influenced electronica, sorta drum 'n bassy, featuring Jolin's beautiful vocals singing in Mandarin. <br/> <br/>Chen Lei. This is one of the best male singers in the Taiyu/Taiwanese/Minnanyu/Fujian/Hokkien language. I heard his song "Hwa Hee Tiu Ho" (Good To Be Happy/The Happy Song) while flying (what else) China Airlines 15,000 ft in the air. The minute I landed, I went straight into HMV and bought his greatest hits including the song. I recently played the song on the occasion of my (Chinese) aunt and uncle's 30th wedding anniversary and sold them on Chen Lei! <br/> <br/>New Formosa Band. I remembered this group from the 1990s. Their cd is one of a few Sino-pop artists that I actually own. What endeared me to them was how they sang in the three languages that define Taiwan--Mandarin, Minnanyu, and Hakka. <br/> <br/>Teresa Teng. Gone from this world but not forgotten. I've had quite a bit of Ms. Teng windfall lately. Someone gave me a mix cd from this hot Asian niteclub in Paris Folies D'Asie, and there were two covers of her classics: Seow Ba Jang (written as Bas Jang for the French) and Kao Shan Ching Ke/Gaoshan Qingge in English (translated as the Mountain Song)! Another friend also sent me a casssette featuring remixes of her songs, mostly made over in a Eurodance/poptrance style, but the Kao Shan song was in a really good tribal house mix.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

Jacques 2004-08-10T01:56:48Z smile http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/4335b3ea-899b-48a8-ba89-363b4c01d457 2004-07-15T02:49:26Z 2004-07-15T02:49:26Z

<div>lots of mtv... ktv mp3.. search them in forums.. and u will need to install chinese fonts to see the website clearly.. <br/>http://www.egg-egg.net/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

smile 2004-07-15T02:49:26Z smile http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/2a9981be-b7c0-4158-b8c4-d4b2cd2f91c3 2004-07-15T02:11:37Z 2004-07-15T02:11:37Z

<div>Hi!!! <br/>Check out this great website that allows you to listen to music.. i am not very sure if u can download any... however you need to install chinese font to see the lyrics given.. if not you can just click and listen to the songs.. <br/> <br/>http://www.musicfever.org/chinese/chinese.php?c_lang=gb2312&amp;path=chinese_code.htm</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 0 replies </div>

smile 2004-07-15T02:11:37Z Scott http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/3655b822-7852-4f08-8dc2-a6ef0d78ec70 2004-04-21T00:16:51Z 2004-04-20T23:05:04Z

<div>Does anybody here like Chen Lin? I have one of her CDs, and would love to hear more of her. "Ai le Jiu Ai le" rocks.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 1 reply </div>

Scott 2004-04-20T23:05:04Z smile http://chinesemusic.tribe.net/thread/04eeae50-876e-4417-860e-8d78ffdfee17 2004-03-21T20:06:48Z 2003-10-29T03:55:55Z

<div>hey nice to meet you all... hope to enjoy chatting down here... if u got and thing or any news that u wish to share just create a new posting.. also if u are finding for any chinese lyrics...you can post it down here so that we can help you... besides u can also share any cool websites...enjoy.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://chinesemusic.tribe.net">chinese music</a> - 2 replies </div>

smile 2003-10-29T03:55:55Z