《鐵馬吟》｜曲：趙登山｜箏獨奏：王律雅

"Tie Ma Yin" (鐵馬吟 / Chanting of the Temple Wind Chimes) Composer: Zhao Dengshan (趙登山) Guzheng Soloist: Macie Wang (王律雅) Composed in 1964 by the master Zhao Dengshan, "Tie Ma Yin" is a classic masterpiece of Guzheng literature. The title "Tie Ma" (literally "Iron Horses") refers to the iron wind chimes hanging from the eaves of ancient Buddhist temples. Through the deep, resonant, and lingering tones of the Guzheng (Chinese zither), this piece beautifully mimics the rustling of wind chimes in the mountain breeze and the serene atmosphere of evening chanting. It evokes a sense of Zen, peacefulness, and spiritual contemplation. Enjoy this captivating performance by Macie Wang. 00:00 Echoing Bells in the Embracing Mountains 01:08 Ancient Temple in the Deep Woods, Curling Incense Smoke 03:01 Breeze Rustling the Temple Wind Chimes 03:22 Resonating Buddhist Chants in Unison 05:08 Fading Bells into Absolute Serenity #Guzheng #ChineseMusic #TraditionalMusic #Instrumental Solo #MeditationMusic #ZenMusic #DayaGuzheng