Under the Same Moon and Wind

Fēng Yuè Tóng Tiān takes its name from the ancient phrase “Mountains and rivers may be different, but the moon and wind are shared”, symbolizing the universality of human fate and the deep connection between cultures. This piece blends a grand symphonic structure with a majestic and refined Chinese aesthetic, using classical Chinese poetry as lyrics and interweaving chant-like choral dialogues with powerful symphonic sections, embodying a unique Eastern artistic expression.
• Poetic Chant and Choral Dialogue – The work features ancient Chinese poetry, incorporating traditional poetic chanting techniques, creating a choral texture that is rich in literary depth and Eastern melodic elegance.
• A Unique, Luxurious, and Regal Chinese Style – The piece showcases elegant melodic contours, stately rhythms, and resplendent tonal colors, utilizing pentatonic scales, refined tonal contrasts, and traditional Eastern phrasing, reflecting both delicate intricacy and majestic grandeur in Chinese musical artistry.

The music integrates pentatonic melodies with Western harmonic techniques, balancing delicacy and stateliness. The choir alternates between ethereal elegance and grand splendor, crafting a richly layered and deeply evocative musical tapestry that redefines the artistic possibilities of symphonic choral expression.