Zhou Long
Chinese-American composer
Zhou Long (simplified Chinese: 周龙; traditional Chinese: 周龍; pinyin: Zhōu Lóng; born July 8, 1953) is a Chinese American composer. He won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Music.
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Works
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- Chinese Folk Songs
- Chinese Folk Songs: A Horseherd's Mountain Song (Yunnan)
- Chinese Folk Songs: A Single Bamboo Can Easily Bend (Hunan)
- Chinese Folk Songs: Driving the Mule Team (Shaanxi)
- Chinese Folk Songs: Jasmine Flower (Jiangsu)
- Chinese Folk Songs: Lan Hua Hua (Shaanbei)
- Chinese Folk Songs: Leaving Home (Shanxi)
- Chinese Folk Songs: The Flowing Stream (Yunnan)
- Chinese Folk Songs: When Will the Acacia Bloom? (Sichuan)
- Da Qu
- Da Qu: I. San Xu
- Da Qu: II. Zhong Xu
- Da Qu: III. Po
- Dhyana
- Five Elements
- Five Elements: I. Metal
- Five Elements: II. Wood
- Five Elements: III. Water
- Five Elements: IV. Fire
- Five Elements: V. Earth
- Five Maskers
- Green
- Heng (Eternity)
- Madame White Snake
- Mongolian Folk-Tune Variations
- Out of Tang Court
- Pianobells
- Pianogongs
- Poems from Tang
- Poems from Tang: I. Hut Among the Bamboo
- Poems from Tang: II. Old Fisherman
- Poems from Tang: II. Old Fishermen
- Poems from Tang: III. Hearing the Monk Xun Play the Qin
- Poems from Tang: IV. Song of Eight Unruly Tipsy Poets
- Poems from Tang: IV. Song of the Eight Unruly Tipsy Poets
- Postures
- Secluded Orchid
- Song Beneath the Moon
- Song of the Ch’in
- Soul for String Quartet and Pipa
- Su
- Taiping Drum
- Tales from the Cave
- The Deep, Deep Sea
- The Enlightened
- The Future of Fire
- The Immortal
- The Rhyme of Taigu
- The Rhyme of Taigu: I. Andante
- The Rhyme of Taigu: II. Lento and Accelerando
- The Rhyme of Taigu: III. Presto
- Three Continents: III. Tipsy Poet
- Valley Stream
- Wild Grass