soundtracks

Audio-Visual accompaniment

Provided below are tracks from the audio-visual accompaniment to the exhibit. The music comes from albums and cassette tapes from 1947 to 1995. Please bear with us if the sound quality drops significantly on certain tracks.To be able to listen to them, you need to download Quicktime.Then click on the title of the track to listen to it.

Introduction

Serial No.	Time (mins.)	Soundtrack	Brief Description
1.	:00	"The East is Red" from the song and dance epic.(1964)	From the film soundtrack of 'The East Is Red Song and Dance Epic", Beijing, 1964.
2.	:04	"The East is Red" in a model opera aria.(1970)	Aria sung by Yang Zirong. From the film soundtrack of the model opera Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy Scene 8. Collectively cpmosed in 1963-1964 and revised in 1970. Bailey Record Company, 1970s.
3.	: 05	"The East is Red".(1990)	From Remembering Mao Zedong. HUbei Recording Arts Publishers and Guangdong Folk Arts Tape Factory, 1990.
4.	:06	Chanting slogans(late 1960s)	Chanting slogans. From a mass rally, late 1960s.
5.	:07	"The Three Rules of Discipline and the Eight Rules of Attention".(1970S)	For choir and military ensemble. Bailey Record Company, 1970s.
6.	:09	"The Three Rules of Discipline" from a model opera.(1970)	From the film soundtrack of a Cantonese opera version of the model opera Shaoji Village, scene 1. The opera was composed in 1958 as a Shanghai opera, revised in 1964 as a Beijing opera version. This performance comes from the film made of the 1970 revision, recorded in the 1970s.
7.	:12	"Yellow River Boatmen's Song" from the Yellow River Cantata.(1939)	From the first movement of the Yellow River Cantata composed by Xian Xinghai with lyrics by Guang Weiran, 1939;revised 1941.
8.	:13	"Yellow River Boatmen's Song" from the Yellow River Concerto.(1969)	From the prelude of the Yellow River Concerto; arranged by Yin Chengzong et al., 1969.
9.	:16	"Yellow River Boatmen's Song"(1995)	Performed by the Outer Space Singers. From Chinese Soul. China Broadcast Recording Publishers and Beijing Arts Record Company, 1995.

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