Music of Metal and Stone: Zhou Bells and Chimes
0 worksTuned sets of bronze bells and stone chimes, with dance, at the sacrifices and banquets of the Shang and Zhou
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Music and dance of sacrifice and ceremony, built on bells and stone chimes.
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In a hall among autumn mountains, musicians strike a rack of bronze chime bells while others play strings and winds; terraces below fill with listeners and players, a waterfall pouring beside them.
Tuned sets of bronze bells and stone chimes, with dance, at the sacrifices and banquets of the Shang and Zhou
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