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Shen Qi’s fifth album — a blend of East, West, tradition, and modernity.
“Soulful Strings” is Shen Qi’s fifth album and represents her latest work. Combining not only oriental and occidental music, but also traditional and modern elements, the album embodies the deeply expressive force of the Erhu and the international flavour of our time.
Dance of Yao
Tune from Yimeng Mountain
Raining Heart
O Mio Babbino Caro (Puccini)
Horse Racing
Amazing Grace
Alamuhan – A Uighur Folk Song
Parting at Yangguan Pass
Danny Boy
Running Brook
Song to the Moon (Dvořák)
A Joyful Day
An anniversary album reflecting memory, longing, and heartfelt melodies.
A Lover’s Tears is a solo album commemorating Shen Qi’s ten-year anniversary in Montréal. The melodies express personal emotions—capturing the reflective and melancholic sentiments she has carried since leaving her homeland. The profoundly moving music selections convey how, throughout the sorrows in one’s life, moments of genuine feeling linger and guide us forward with grace, music, and meaning.
A Lover’s Tears
Slivers of Moon
Spring Wind
Infinite Unspoken Words
Mongolian Lovers
El Condor Pasa
Memories of the Homeland
A Sentimental Past
Folktale Love Song
Night Raindrops
Embroidered Love Vows
Scarborough Fair
Butterfly Lovers
Lover’s Tears (Sung)
A collaborative journey into iconic traditional repertoire.
This album is a collection of Chinese traditional masterpieces. Featuring the Zheng (Chinese harp), a traditional companion to the Erhu, these pieces paint vivid musical imagery: the Yangzi River in early spring, moonlit nights, swaying reeds, drifting fishing boats, and the fragrance of jasmine.
The Early Spring of Southern Yangtze River
Lullaby
Picking Reed Flower
The Liu-Yang River
Song of Lan-Hua-Hua
Tea Harvest
The Spring River in Moonlight Night
Horse Racing
The Rain in the Heart
Marvellous New Year’s Eve
Jasmine Flower
Fishing Boat in the Twilight
A warm, nostalgic blend of Chinese folk melodies and Western classics.
“Really Miss You” is a collection including both romantic Chinese folk songs and Western classical music. The pieces evoke contemporary and traditional sentiments alike, merging two worlds into one and revealing the Erhu’s ability to express tenderness, memory, and longing.
Come to Taipei to See Rain in Winter
Cry for My Husband on the Great Wall
Sweet Smile
Too Much to Say
The River of Cloud
Send My Yearning by the Moon
I Saw the Cook Smoke Again
Cry Over Pottery
Serenade (Schubert)
Lullaby (Schubert)
Ave Maria (Schubert)
Edelweiss
Song of the Prune Flower
Blessing
Really Miss You
A comprehensive collection of Erhu melodies across eras.
This album is the most comprehensive collection of Erhu melodies throughout different periods of Chinese history. One can savour both pre-revolutionary and revolutionary sentiments, including The Moon Shadow in Er Quan, the most famous Erhu tune. As an early release from Shen Qi, the album highlights the breadth and expressive depth of the instrument’s tradition.
The Running Water of the River
A Merry Night
Wan Jun
The Stories of the Small City
More Than You Can See
How Much Sorrow Will I Have
The Narrow Road
The Life Is Short
A Narrative Song of the Northern Henan
The Moon Shadow in Er Quan
Shen Qi’s fifth album — a blend of East, West, tradition, and modernity.
“Soulful Strings” is Shen Qi’s fifth album and represents her latest work. Combining not only oriental and occidental music, but also traditional and modern elements, the album embodies the deeply expressive force of the Erhu and the international flavour of our time.
Dance of Yao
Tune from Yimeng Mountain
Raining Heart
O Mio Babbino Caro (Puccini)
Horse Racing
Amazing Grace
Alamuhan – A Uighur Folk Song
Parting at Yangguan Pass
Danny Boy
Running Brook
Song to the Moon (Dvořák)
A Joyful Day
An anniversary album reflecting memory, longing, and heartfelt melodies.
A Lover’s Tears is a solo album commemorating Shen Qi’s ten-year anniversary in Montréal. The melodies express personal emotions—capturing the reflective and melancholic sentiments she has carried since leaving her homeland. The profoundly moving music selections convey how, throughout the sorrows in one’s life, moments of genuine feeling linger and guide us forward with grace, music, and meaning.
A Lover’s Tears
Slivers of Moon
Spring Wind
Infinite Unspoken Words
Mongolian Lovers
El Condor Pasa
Memories of the Homeland
A Sentimental Past
Folktale Love Song
Night Raindrops
Embroidered Love Vows
Scarborough Fair
Butterfly Lovers
Lover’s Tears (Sung)
A collaborative journey into iconic traditional repertoire.
This album is a collection of Chinese traditional masterpieces. Featuring the Zheng (Chinese harp), a traditional companion to the Erhu, these pieces paint vivid musical imagery: the Yangzi River in early spring, moonlit nights, swaying reeds, drifting fishing boats, and the fragrance of jasmine.
The Early Spring of Southern Yangtze River
Lullaby
Picking Reed Flower
The Liu-Yang River
Song of Lan-Hua-Hua
Tea Harvest
The Spring River in Moonlight Night
Horse Racing
The Rain in the Heart
Marvellous New Year’s Eve
Jasmine Flower
Fishing Boat in the Twilight
A warm, nostalgic blend of Chinese folk melodies and Western classics.
“Really Miss You” is a collection including both romantic Chinese folk songs and Western classical music. The pieces evoke contemporary and traditional sentiments alike, merging two worlds into one and revealing the Erhu’s ability to express tenderness, memory, and longing.
Come to Taipei to See Rain in Winter
Cry for My Husband on the Great Wall
Sweet Smile
Too Much to Say
The River of Cloud
Send My Yearning by the Moon
I Saw the Cook Smoke Again
Cry Over Pottery
Serenade (Schubert)
Lullaby (Schubert)
Ave Maria (Schubert)
Edelweiss
Song of the Prune Flower
Blessing
Really Miss You
A comprehensive collection of Erhu melodies across eras.
This album is the most comprehensive collection of Erhu melodies throughout different periods of Chinese history. One can savour both pre-revolutionary and revolutionary sentiments, including The Moon Shadow in Er Quan, the most famous Erhu tune. As an early release from Shen Qi, the album highlights the breadth and expressive depth of the instrument’s tradition.
The Running Water of the River
A Merry Night
Wan Jun
The Stories of the Small City
More Than You Can See
How Much Sorrow Will I Have
The Narrow Road
The Life Is Short
A Narrative Song of the Northern Henan
The Moon Shadow in Er Quan