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Drunken Ecstasy

A short piece traditionally attributed to the 3rd-century poet and qin player Ruan Ji, preserved in the Shenqi Mipu (1425), the earliest surviving qin handbook. Played here in a regular four-beat rhythm. Recorded by Charlie Huang in Birmingham, April 2006.

Performer
Charlie Huang
Instrument
Gǔqín 古琴
Recorded
2006
Length
2:35
Licence
CC BY · Charlie Huang, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.5
Source
Wikimedia Commons

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