Luo Jingtian is a third-level performer at the Guangdong Song and Dance Theater and has studied piano since childhood. In 2007, he was admitted to the Modern Music Department of Xinghai Conservatory of Music, majoring in film and television music composition. In 2012, he joined the Guangdong Provincial Song and Dance Theater as a keyboard player in the Violet Electroacoustic Band. Violet Electronic Music Band, founded in 1977, is the first electronic music band in China. How popular was "Violet" at the time? According to the memories of the older generation, tickets for the four ticketed performances held at the Red Star Theater in the Cultural Park were sold out in two hours. Vocabulary words such as "chao geng" and "acupuncture" that are familiar to people in Guangzhou today are also "hot memes" brought about by the Violet band's high-intensity tour. They pioneered a new music form for the mainland, and the official debut of Chinese contemporary pop music. A large number of music creators such as Xie Chengqiang, Bi Xiaoshi and Bi Xiaodi emerged, and the first year of Guangzhou's record industry began, leading to the earliest and most complete audiophile circle in China.
Luo Jingtian, Liang Weitang, and Chai Hualiang, who held a personal concert at the Summer Palace this time, are the new members of the Violet electronic music band following their predecessors such as Bi Xiaodi. They inherited the experimental attitude towards jazz from Guangzhou jazz musicians. Compared with Shanghai, which is more commercialized, they still retain a strong interest in exploration in their creations. The live work "new soul" lasted for 1 minute and 22 seconds, with the melody repeated 13 times in succession, and matched with the drummer's 13 different rhythm patterns, recalling that stubborn and slightly naughty childlike time.
In recent years, due to the impact of Internet music and audio-visual methods, Guangzhou’s local original music cannot be compared with the prosperity of the late 1980s and early 1990s. An older senior literary and art practitioner, Mr. Li, said: "Being able to hear the Violet Band's new works again gave him the same rhythm, sound quality and visual impact as before. He believes that after a short downturn, Guangzhou will Ushering in the climax of music creation again." Another young man majoring in music said, "When familiar melodies are everywhere and the music is prepared, I can feel the vitality of jazz again on the spot."
Luo Jingtian is a third-level performer at the Guangdong Song and Dance Theater and has studied piano since childhood. In 2007, he was admitted to the Modern Music Department of Xinghai Conservatory of Music, majoring in film and television music composition. In 2012, he joined the Guangdong Provincial Song and Dance Theater as a keyboard player in the Violet Electroacoustic Band. Violet Electronic Music Band, founded in 1977, is the first electronic music band in China. How popular was "Violet" at the time? According to the memories of the older generation, tickets for the four ticketed performances held at the Red Star Theater in the Cultural Park were sold out in two hours. Vocabulary words such as "chao geng" and "acupuncture" that are familiar to people in Guangzhou today are also "hot memes" brought about by the Violet band's high-intensity tour. They pioneered a new music form for the mainland, and the official debut of Chinese contemporary pop music. A large number of music creators such as Xie Chengqiang, Bi Xiaoshi and Bi Xiaodi emerged, and the first year of Guangzhou's record industry began, leading to the earliest and most complete audiophile circle in China.
Luo Jingtian, Liang Weitang, and Chai Hualiang, who held a personal concert at the Summer Palace this time, are the new members of the Violet electronic music band following their predecessors such as Bi Xiaodi. They inherited the experimental attitude towards jazz from Guangzhou jazz musicians. Compared with Shanghai, which is more commercialized, they still retain a strong interest in exploration in their creations. The live work "new soul" lasted for 1 minute and 22 seconds, with the melody repeated 13 times in succession, and matched with the drummer's 13 different rhythm patterns, recalling that stubborn and slightly naughty childlike time.
In recent years, due to the impact of Internet music and audio-visual methods, Guangzhou’s local original music cannot be compared with the prosperity of the late 1980s and early 1990s. An older senior literary and art practitioner, Mr. Li, said: "Being able to hear the Violet Band's new works again gave him the same rhythm, sound quality and visual impact as before. He believes that after a short downturn, Guangzhou will Ushering in the climax of music creation again." Another young man majoring in music said, "When familiar melodies are everywhere and the music is prepared, I can feel the vitality of jazz again on the spot."
Written by: Nandu reporter Xu Xiaolei, intern Pei Han
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-