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Hancocks Half Hour - Twelve Angry Men - Sixty-three episodes of Galton and Simpson's "Hancock's Half Hour" and "Hancock" were broadcast on B.B.C. television between 1956 and 1961.   more...Of these, thirty-seven have survived in the archives and stand witness to an absolute perfection of the classic half-hour sitcom format with performer and script writers combining flawlessly in the production of near-immaculate shows .....  less

The Performers :
Zhou Jiannan – Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings)
Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin (hammered dulcimer)
Ma Jing Jing – Gu Zheng
Zhang Shuang – Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute)
  more...Zhang Kun – Pipa
Zhong Bao – Pipa
Sun Ting – Erhu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle)
Yin Yan – Erhu
Lei Ying – Erhu
Jiang Jin - Erhu
Sun Yuan – Xiao (vertical flute)
Liao Binqu – Dizi (transverse flute)  less

The Performers :
Zhou Jiannan – Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings)
Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin (hammered dulcimer)
Ma Jing Jing – Gu Zheng
Zhang Shuang – Pipa (4-stringed pear-shaped lute)
  more...Zhang Kun – Pipa
Zhong Bao – Pipa
Sun Ting – Er Hu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle)
Yin Yan – Er Hu
Zhan Li Jun - Er Hu
Lei Ying – Er Hu
Jiang Jin - Er Hu
Liao Binqu – Xiao (vertical flute)
Sun Yuan – Dizi (transverse flute)  less

The Performers :
Zhou Jian Nan - Gu Zheng (zither with movable bridges and 25 strings)
Yang Song Mei - Yang Qin (Chinese hammered dulcimer)
Zhang Kun - Pipa (four-stringed lute with pear shaped body)
Zhan   more...Lijun - Erhu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle)
Liao Bin Qu - Xiao (vertical bamboo flute)
Sun Yuan – Dizi (transverse bamboo flute)  less

Actually composed of 13 young girls in their twenties, they always perform with 12 members at all times. Hailing from the People's Republic of China, they are one of the most popular musical ensembles   more...in their homeland. The Twelve Girls Band play traditional and ancient musical instruments of China and incorporate them into modern harmonies and vibrant performances. Each member is conservatory trained and a member of top orchestras including the China Academy of Music, the Chinese National Orchestra, and the Central Conservatory of Music and all play multiple instruments. Their influences range from jazz, pop, rock, and classical styles mixed with traditional Chinese music. Twelve Girls Band is the most successful act on the international stage and were named "International Artist of the Year" at the 2004 Japan Golden Disc Award ceremonies.

The band's origin helps explain this remarkable success. Twelve is an important figure in Chinese numerology. There are twelve months in a year and twelve jinchai (or golden hairpins, representing womanhood) in ancient Chinese mythology. When producer Xiaojing Wang, known as the father of Chinese rock music, had the idea for an all female ensemble, he knew it had to have twelve members. For inspiration, the Twelve Girls Band turned to the music of Yue Fang, the female ensembles that played in the royal courts of the Tang Dynasty centuries ago. By playing modern arrangements on classical instruments, Twelve Girls Band crafted something unique in world music. They began playing as an ensemble in 2001.

Artists :
Zhou Jian Nan – Gu Zheng
Yang Song Mei – Yang Qin
Ma Jing Jing – Yang Qin
Zhang Shuang – Pipa
Zhang Kun – Pipa
Zhong Bao – Pipa
Liao Bin Qu – Dizi, Xiao, Hulusi
Sun Yuan – Dizi, Xiao, Hulusi
Sun Ting – Er Hu
Yin Yan – Er Hu
Zhan Li Jun - Er Hu
Jiang Jin - Er Hu
Lei Ying – Er Hu & Du Xian Qin

Instruments :
Gu Zheng : ancient zither with movable bridges and 16-25 strings
Yang Qin : Chinese hammered dulcimer with a near-square soundboard
Pipa : four-stringed lute with pear shaped body
Erhu : two-stringed Chinese fiddle
Dizi : bamboo flute
Hulusi : end-blown free reed pipe with gourd windchest
Xiao : vertical bamboo flute
Du Xian Qin : ancient plucked string instrument with one string  less

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