12 Girls Band ato Nu zi Shi er ..... (lupa sambungannya), ada yg pernah denger, kata temen gue lumayan terkenal di jepang, dan di china (emang asalnya dari china), di sini juga lagu2nya lumayan sering diputer tuh.

Ciri2nya ada 12 cewek yg maenin alat musik china kaya erhu, zither, dulcimer (apaan tuh), flute, etc. Terus lagu2 yg dimaenin campuran ada lagu2 instrumental mandarin sama lagu2 klasik kayak punyanya Beethoven juga.

Ada yg pernah denger ?

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12 Girls Band ato Nu zi Shi er ..... (lupa sambungannya), ada yg pernah denger, kata temen gue lumayan terkenal di jepang, dan di china (emang asalnya dari china), di sini juga lagu2nya lumayan sering diputer tuh.

Ciri2nya ada 12 cewek yg maenin alat musik china kaya erhu, zither, dulcimer (apaan tuh), flute, etc. Terus lagu2 yg dimaenin campuran ada lagu2 instrumental mandarin sama lagu2 klasik kayak punyanya Beethoven juga.

Ada yg pernah denger ?

ada liat cd mereka di chinatown sini, bagus gak sih? gue sih tempted mo beli tdnya...

Kalo elo suka tipe2nya lagu instrumental kaya bond gitu, kemungkinan besar elo suka sih.

Saya udah pernah liat, bagus banget lho... pingin beli sih, cuma belum tahu beli di mana. Alat musik chinese traditional diiringi instrument modern. Lagunya macam2, chinese, classic, barat.

Lumayan enak juga....... cuma instrumental, tapi kayanya cuma ada satu dgn lagunya.
Ada CD, VCD dan DVD juga.

Enak banget!!! gue beli beneran buta apa ni anak2 ce bisa entertain gue apa kagak.. eh krmn gue nekad beli cd and dvd pack mereka pas lagi konser di Jepang.. aiyah.. awesome lah...

Lagu nya enak2..... ada Tokyo Love Story OST jg

gue cari di Yesasia.com ternyata ga ada yg persis kayak gue punya... hm.. nanti gue photo deh cd gue kayak apa biar kasih liat....

pokoknya ga nyesel deh beli!!!!!

artikel ttg mereka :

http://test.china.org.cn/english/Life/83111.htm

12 Girls Band Puts A New Spin on Old Tunes
Dressd identically in black sleeveless suits and high heels, the 12 females on stage appeared modern and fashionable. However, they weren’t models, but traditional Chinese musicians.

Dubbed the 12 Girls Band, they presented traditional Chinese music mixed with modern pop, rock and jazz at the Shenzhen Grand Theater on Wednesday.

The show began with Miracle, a piece played with erhu, pipa, Chinese zither, Chinese dulcimer and flutes.

Passionate and rhythmic, the audience came to realize that these traditional instruments could also be used for hip-hop and rock.

The 12 Girls also put a Chinese twist to the jazz classics Five Beats and Seven Beats, gave a unique twist to Beethoven’s Fate, and performed Liu Sanjie, an adaptation of a Guangxi folk song played with a single string fiddle.

An elderly man said after the show: “They are talented. They interpret Chinese music with a groove, and play foreign songs with a strong Chinese flavor.”

The combination of spirited music, flawless performance, creative adaptation and feminine glamor have not only appealed to Chinese audiences but also won the band numerous fans overseas, especially in Japan.

More than 1.5 million CDs had been sold in Japan, since the band released its first album Miracle in July. That’s a first for a Chinese album in a foreign country.

Wang Xiaojing, the group’s founder, attributed the success to a blend of traditional and modern music, and the graceful but vigorous performers.

“Opinions within music circles are divided on whether it’s good or not to modify traditional instrumental music with modern methods, or whether play popular music with Chinese instruments.

“However, the success of the band proves that people love the new style. Foreigners enjoy the performance and recognize the Chinese music,” Wang said.

The 12 young musicians look beautiful and sophisticated. They were selected for the band from top students at the Central Conservatory of Music in 2001. Since then, they performed extensively in China and other countries and became well recognized, despite being publicity-shy.

One of the 12, Zhong Bao loves Nicole Kidman and jazz and plays the pipa. She said: “We all cherish the chance to perform as a team and to try a new artistic form. We’ve just got to keep improving and creating good music, otherwise we’ll lose our appeal.”

(China Daily December 23, 2003)

ini disgusting deh.. tp lucu..

http://mplay.donga.com/dkbnews/1106_nan.asf

lagunya bener tapi orang nya... MAO MATI.... ead:

ancurrrr abessssssssssss :hangman: *jedug2 kepala*

official website : http://www.12yuefang.com/top.html

12Grils Band yach.... lagu Alamuhan enak banget tuh didengerin..

ikutan post fotonya ahh...

2nd erhu player

any idea which one is andrea

ki-ka: Zheng Bao, Zhang Kun, Zhang Shuang.

hope my spelling correct

12girls band gue....

kalo gak salah setelah imlek lewat seminggu...pernah ditayangkan oleh indosiar concert-nya mereka, tapi gak tau di negara mana concertnya. yang pasti sih nontonnya cuma sekilas dan lagunya emang enak, soalnya waktu itu berbarengan di sctv ada tayang film bagus sih

udah beli cd-nya...ternyata keren abissss...salut deh sama lagu new classicism-nya

12 Girl Band Concert : June 2004
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12-Girl Instruments

zheng, a Chinese zither
erhu, a two-stringed bow instrument
sanxian, a three-stringed plucked instrument
xiao, a notched flute
xun, a vessel flute
yangqin, an instrument similar to the hammered dulcimer
pipa, a pear-shaped four-stringed plucked instrument

12-Girl Orchestra archives:

1. Zhou Jiannan: zheng musician, graduate of the Central Conservatory of Music, winner of a Golden Prize at the Beijing National Instrumental Music Competition.
2. Yang Songmei: yangqin musician, graduate of the China Academy of Music, winner of a Silver Prize at the Beijing National Instrumental Music Competition.
3. Ma Jingjing: yangqin musician, graduate of the Central Conservatory of Music, having given lectures and shows on many occasions abroad.
4. Zhong Bao: pipa musician, graduate of the PLA Art Academy.
5. Zhang Kun: pipa musician, graduate of the China Academy of Music.
6. Zhang Shuang: pipa musician, graduate of the Central Conservatory of Music, winner of a Golden Prize at the Liaoning Provincial Competition of Instrumental Music.
7. Liao Binqu: wind instrument musician, graduate of the Central University for Nationalities, winner of a Silver Prize at the Guangxi Instrumental Music Competition.
8. Sun Ting: erhu musician, student of the Central Conservatory of Music, winner of a Silver Prize at the Dragon's Sound International Instrumental Music Competition.
9. Zhan Lijun: erhu musician, graduate of the Central Conservatory of Music, top-prize winner at international instrumental music competitions.
10. Yin Yan: erhu musician, graduate of the China Academy of Music, winner of a Silver Prize at the Nanjing Instrumental Music Competition.
11. Lei Ying: erhu and solo-string instrument musician, graduate of the PLA Art Academy, winner of a Golden Prize at the National Competition for Musical Instruments of Ethnic Minorities.
12. Sun Yuan: wind instrument musician, graduate of the Central University for Nationalities, winner of a Silver Prize at the First Hope Cup Instrumental Music Competition.
13. Jiang Jin: erhu musician, student of the China Academy of Music, winner of a Juvenile Golden Prize at the Beijing Instrumental Music Competition.

Members of the 12-Girl Orchestra (which actually includes a 13th alternate musician) are handpicked graduates from the best Chinese music academies, such as the Central Conservatory of Music and the China Academy of Music.

from:
http://www.rmhb.com.cn/chpic/htdocs/E...05/3-1.htm

gue punya cd-nya... lagu-nya enak2, keren banget.....

gua baru tahu di TV kalau 12 Girls Band konser di Jakarta beberapa hari lalu

tapi percuma jugalah..aku sakit dan gak bisa nonton