Piano Concerto but It's Chinese New Year

Notation software: Musescore 4
Audio Library: MuseSounds
Sheet music: github.com/jun...
#piano #classicalmusic #sheetmusic #pianomusic #chinesenewyear

[@jun_wu]

Happy Chinese New Year! This one is basically a rework of my earlier video 2 years ago. Patched up some awkward moments and added some new sections. Songs quoted in this work: Gong Xi Gong Xi （恭喜恭喜） by Chen Ge Xin Gong Xi Fa Cai （恭喜发财）by Andy Lau Gong Xi Da Jia Xin Nian Hao （恭喜大家新年好） by Liang Ping He Xin Nian （贺新年） by Timi Zhou (might want to omit the composer name if you are looking up this one on youtube)

[@pluieuwu]

春晚 producers would be begging for you to write something similar for the event if they still knew what's good music ;) great work ❤

[@qubixalofficial]

concerto is clearly improved from last one two years ago and much more epic, great job! the musescore users will understand the yellow notes at 0:39 appreciate the arpeggios starting 0:42 makes it sound more chinese 😅 love your uploads keep it up dude

[@homan-awa]

musescore trumpets one semitone out of defined range: *quacks like a duck*

[@jun_wu]

Hello!

[@jtsui.mp3]

forte on trumpet= fff mezzo forte on trumpet= ppp

[@cloverisfan818]

legends know this is a repost of one of his previous works

[@DadivarMaciel]

Why repost? Copyright?😊

[@jun_wu]

​@@DadivarMacielnope, just patching up some old work

[@TransTaey]

​@@DadivarMaciel this version has higher audio fidelity and has a fully fleshed out orchestral score; the older version's scoring was another "piano" part that had the orchestral parts labeled by instrument name on the notes

[@kk_hsym]

Hongkonger here, glad that u make this! Fantastic job!

[@AWmusicmaths]

this is BRILLIANT!!!! loving the Grieg inspiration :) I'm currently learning the concerto and will play the first movement in a concert soon!

[@jun_wu]

Good luck!

[@yingjie-s8868]

Imagine one day when someone performs this, it’ll be so epic

[@Blackenwhitkaeys]

Algorithm on time with this one. Thanks for sharing this!

[@JonesNate]

I might need to add this into a playlist; it's quality work!

[@theoryjoe1451]

Bravo! The king of classical parody!

[@matthew_shy]

this is so good and beautiful and I love the composition! keep up the good work and happy chinese new years to everyone!

[@AwKeShen.]

I like how the diff themes are weaved together into this piano concerto and how the piano and orchestra supplement each other well Was just thinking if there can be a virtuosic cadenza part haha😅

[@iancheung0202]

wow! the lyrical and techical elements are sooo good!!!!

[@johnchessant3012]

amazing

[@pabloblo2306]

THIS IS FIRE

[@DylanYeee]

Bro just make everything into epic

[@itscky2007]

holy shit bro, who knew xinnian could be so grand, im bout to ascend listening to this But then you also hit me with the groovy part and also the waltz part too this mashup is too good

[@itscky2007]

happy chinese new year

[@JimCullen]

Happy Lunar New Year! Excellent composition!

[@Say_Tin]

Forgot I subbed to this guy when this popped up in my recommendeds but am glad that I did

[@Sidekicc777]

genius

[@charleslord2433]

Stark improvement on the previous version! Bravo!

[@MenelionFR]

As someone who loves Chinese music, I appreciate even more!

[@Makusa-qc2qd]

This is great!! Sorry if I'm being obnoxious, but can i make one suggestion? Maybe at places like 0:42 you might consider adding intervals based on 4ths in the arpeggios. That might give it a more Chinese feel. I love your writing though. Thanks!

[@finchfamily7268]

Good job!

[@mckernan603]

A revelation!

[@zoenard8210]

impressed ❤

[@perseushuffman855]

this is certainly very grieg (especially the third movement of his concerto), from the very opening to the final measures. i think that in the b section theme, it may have been better to replace that dotted-quarter + 3 eighths with just two dotted quarters (first appears in m. 87). other than that, this is great all around (:

[@auuroo]

Would you want to try compose symphony of Rachmaninoff's style, based on the 云宫迅音? The Rickroll was soooo good last time!

[@jun_wu]

I'll check it out!

[@auuroo]

@@jun_wu You can check this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6S2f3aPorKke6ssi=DrpocVwXttX9DRB4 The Blackmyth developers modernized the original version, and sounds way more like a romantic piece now. This is why I had the idea “what if it’s Rachmaninoff”, with all those arpeggios and broken chords hehe😆 Thank you soooo much❤️❤️❤️

❤️

[@季褚咸]

4:07 who else are expecting a gong here

[@samaritan29]

0:59 reference to waterfall etude?

[@jun_wu]

The waterfall etude has those iconic wider arpeggio spreads, while this one is a little bit of lazy writing to fill the piano part lol

[@noobisnotoveratedidk1409]

Gong xi gong xi

[@rafaelambrosini7562]

Hey, I'm actually composing a piano concerto but a problem I have is that I can't make the staves of the instruments dissapear when They're not playing. At the end I finish having a solo piano part with all the other instuments are below and above. Nice Concerto by the way!

[@jun_wu]

If you are using musescore, you can go to Format > Style > Score, then tick hide empty staves

[@official_anaf]

Can you bring the play bar back? Sometimes I can’t tell where it is.

[@jun_wu]

I'll think about it

[@giovannigallo7425]

How much did you study composition to write this concerto?

[@damianhartl1082]

I wanna know too 🥲

[@jun_wu]

This one is modeled after the 3rd movement Grieg's piano concerto

[@giovannigallo7425]

I see, so that's a work of imitation?

[@jun_wu]

​@@giovannigallo7425in a way, yes, but with Chinese songs 😂

[@lindorsibande]

What software do you use?

[@jun_wu]

This is Musescore 4

[@lindorsibande]

​@@jun_wu I also write using Musescore 4, but for some reason I don't get this amazing sound. How do you get it? Are there plugins you use? I mean... there's also the possibility I'm not as good at scoring I guess😅 (Amazing work by the way - somehow wish you could develop it to a full length concerto. This was amazing to listen to!)

[@JonesNate]

​@@lindorsibande(I'm not Jun Wu) I'm still using MuseScore 3; I've heard that MuseScore 4 has a much larger instrument sound library, so I'm guessing Jun Wu is doing something with that beyond basic instrumentation.

[@jun_wu]

​@@lindorsibandethank you for the kind words! Actually yes there is some sort of audio library you might want to download called MuseSounds. But first you'll need to install MuseHub if you haven't already. After that you can download MuseSounds from there.

[@lindorsibande]

@@jun_wu Amazing! Thank you so much. Keep doing the great work. You're an inspiration for beginner composers like myself. A new upload from your channel always has me excited. Thank you once again!

[@Digital-Dan]

Brass needs a lot of work.