Originally a well-known erhu (a two-stringed fiddle) solo repertoire, which was composed by the blind folk musician and erhu virtuoso, Arbin, in 1930s. The music reflects the beauty of nature in the southeast of China, and also reflects the composer’s inner feelings. While keeping its solo part intact, the string orchestral part is composed to serve not only as an accompaniment, but its rich counterpoint and harmony echo the solo erhu which gives this music greater depth.

Previous Photo: Guowei Wang, soloist