Ehe Chant

Ehe Chant
by Xuntian He
HE XUNTIAN

Ehe Chant ( 一訸上歌 ) is a work for 32 parts chorus,^[1] composed by He Xuntian in 2008.^[2]^[3]

Summary

Ehe Chant for 32 parts chorus
Chanting a total of 832 lines
Music from dreams…
Music from the place called “Ehe”…
First Music Composition for the Preconscious^[1]

^ "Ehe Chant". Wind Music. June 2012.

Inspiration

He Xuntian wrote about his work:
In a dream, I encountered a heavenly sound;
In response to the dream, Every August 32nd, In the early hours of the morning, 32 chanters gather to chant in harmony;
Chanting a total of 832 lines, Its name was simply Ehe Chant.^[1]

^ Cite error: The named reference ehechant was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

References

↑ "Ehe Chant 832". Life. April 2012.
↑ "He Xuntian". Musical Works. Retrieved 2013-08-08.
↑ "Thus have I heard He Xuntian". Musical Works. Retrieved 2013-08-08.

External links

Ehe Chant Wind Music

He Xuntian
Theorie	Three Periods Theory (1981) Theory of Musical Dimension (1981) RD Composition (1982) Five Nons (1993) SS Composition (1996)
Poems	Believer (1993) Fragrant Nirvana Tree (1999) Passing By the Earth (1999)
Chinese Orchestra	Dabo River Caprice (1982)
Chamber Music	Two of the Earthly Branches (1983) Phonism I (1989) Phonism II (1990) FuSe Pattern (1997) Scent Dance I (2009) Scent Dance II (2010) Scent Dance III (2011) Whirling Udumbara II (2012) Whirling Peach Blossom (2015)
Piano Music	FuSe Pattern (1997) Rupa Dance (2009) Scent Dance IV (2012) Whirling Udumbara II (piano) (2012) Whirling Udumbara I (2013) Whirling Papaver (2014) Whirling Peach Blossom (2015) Cherry Prayer (2015)
Orchestral Music	Tonal Patterns (1985) Four Dreams (1986) Telepathy (1987) Pipa Pattern (2001) Clouds Rising Into the Lotus Flowers (2008) Rupa Dance (2009) Sunyata Dance (2011) Whirling Udumbara II (2012)
Unconventional Music	Sounds of Nature (1986) Images in Sound (1997-2003)
Preconsciousness Music	Ehe Chant (2008)
Film Music	Warrior Lanling (1995) Prince of the Himalaya (2006)
Multimedia Music	The Riddler (2001) Leifeng Pagoda Music Ceremony (2002) The Sign (2003) Eulogy of Lingshan Lucky (2009) Forever Shanghai (2010)
Discography	Yellow Children (1991) Sister Drum (1995) Voices from the Sky (1997) Paramita (2002) The Sigh (2003) Seven Days (2006) Mystical Scent (2007) Images in Sound (2007) Tathagata (2009) Ehe Chant (2012)
Instruments	Rc234 Di (1984) Rcc13 Di (1984) Rbb1.27 Di (1984) He-drum (1986)
Compositions by He Xuntian Commons:He Xuntian wikiquote:He Xuntian

Books by He Xuntian

Dabo River Caprice chinese orchestra (1982), ISBN 978-7-103-03484-2
Four Dreams erhu and orchestra (1986), ISBN 978-7-103-03173-5

FuSe Pattern trio (1997), ISMN 979-0-001-19897-4
Scent Dance I clarinet (2009), ISMN 979-0-001-18962-0
Scent Dance II violoncello (2010), ISMN 979-0-001-18954-5
Scent Dance III string quartet (2011), ISMN 979-0-001-18955-2
Whirling Udumbara II viola, violoncello and he-drum (2012), ISMN 979-0-001-12949-7

FuSe Pattern piano (1997), ISMN 979-0-001-19897-4
Scent Dance IV piano (2012), ISMN 979-0-001-19144-9 / ISBN 978-3-7957-4710-7
Whirling Udumbara II piano (2012), ISMN 979-0-001-19999-5
Whirling Udumbara I piano (2013), ISMN 979-0-001-19999-5
Whirling Papaver piano (2014), ISMN 979-0-001-20259-6
Whirling Peach Blossom piano (2015), ISMN 979-0-001-15998-2
Cherry Prayer piano (2015), ISMN 979-0-001-16322-4

Sister Drum (1995), Sire / Elektra Records 61889
Voices from the Sky (1997), Sire / WEA Records 31008
Seven Days (2006), ISBN 7-88088-224-3 / ISRC CN-A65-06-539-00/A.j6
Paramita (2002), ISBN 7-7992-0376-5
Tathagata (2009), ISBN 978-7-88093-789-3

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