Ziyue

Zi Yue (子曰乐队) o Yaoshi Ziyue (爻释 · 子曰) es una banda de género rock de China, formada en Pekín en 1994. El nombre de Zi Yue, significa literalmente "Confucio dice ...", aunque también ha utilizado un nombre en inglés como You.Me.It. El fundador y vocalista de la banda, es Qiu Ye (秋野).^[1]^[2]^[3]

Discografía

Vol. 1 第一册
Vol. 2 第二册

Referencias

↑ Edward L. Davis Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Culture - 2004 Page 966 "Rock band The black comedian of Chinese rock music is Qiu Ye (b. 1966), leader of the Pekín art rock ensemble Yaoshi-Ziyue (English name: You.Me.It.). Originally founded as Ziyue (The Master Says, a.k.a. Sperm & Egg) the band began began playing Pekín bars in 1996 and developed a reputation for high-calibre musicianship in a scene essentially devoid of musical technique. Ziyue were quickly..
↑ Jeroen de Kloet - 2010 China with a Cut: Globalisation, Urban Youth and Popular Music - Page 52 "Zi Yue's music is labelled 'opera rock', a reference to the specific vocals of Qiu Ye, which strongly resemble those in Pekín opera. The music presents a mixture of 'Western' rock with instruments considered traditionally Chinese.
↑ Jenny Kwok Wah Lau - Multiple Modernities: Cinemas and Popular Media in Transcultural ...2003 - Page 40 "The music of Zi Yue ("it says" or "the master speaks," a reference to the Chinese philosopher Confucius) is produced by Cui Jian. Qiu Ye, more than the Fly or NO, focuses on making Chinese rock. He criticizes those who in his eyes copy ...

Datos: Q16651212

[1] Edward L. Davis Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Culture - 2004 Page 966 "Rock band The black comedian of Chinese rock music is Qiu Ye (b. 1966), leader of the Pekín art rock ensemble Yaoshi-Ziyue (English name: You.Me.It.). Originally founded as Ziyue (The Master Says, a.k.a. Sperm & Egg) the band began began playing Pekín bars in 1996 and developed a reputation for high-calibre musicianship in a scene essentially devoid of musical technique. Ziyue were quickly..

[2] Jeroen de Kloet - 2010 China with a Cut: Globalisation, Urban Youth and Popular Music - Page 52 "Zi Yue's music is labelled 'opera rock', a reference to the specific vocals of Qiu Ye, which strongly resemble those in Pekín opera. The music presents a mixture of 'Western' rock with instruments considered traditionally Chinese.

[3] Jenny Kwok Wah Lau - Multiple Modernities: Cinemas and Popular Media in Transcultural ...2003 - Page 40 "The music of Zi Yue ("it says" or "the master speaks," a reference to the Chinese philosopher Confucius) is produced by Cui Jian. Qiu Ye, more than the Fly or NO, focuses on making Chinese rock. He criticizes those who in his eyes copy ...

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