Wednesday, April 4, 2007

before i start off, let me just scream one last time...

PRSSCO: GOLD WITH HONOURS

we worked so hard. its been a terribly long journey. remember during october-november period? we were all struggling with a va mountain and eventually to turn out to be the last section to learn the whole song finish... remember jan-feb period? we were once again, struggling with jian kuai, and ding once mentioned guan yue is the lousiest section to date...

it all became history and will stay that way.

gold with honours didnt came easy. its the accumulated hardwork from other sections and guan yue xD well done everyone!!! i will miss guan yue forever! not forget u guys, afterall, its u guys that were accompanying me every tuesday and thursday. for now, every tuesdays and thursdays are going to be different. VERY DIFFERENT.

syf-team 07 (guan yue)-

laura: thanks for being such a great junior. gaoyinsheng is now a LEGEND, and will continue to be a LEGEND. please practice harder alright with the NEW SHENG (if guo lao shi remembers, haha.) and remember to train hard on qi zhen yin cause i sucked at it (and didnt manage to use it!!) and stop laughing when i try qi zhen... its damn nice alright.

zhaode: its great blowing with you at times. especially the day during our last concert when we stayed at the staircase and BLASTED our music there. it was really great and productive, train your juniors hard alright?

emily: thanks for constantly reminding me that im the SHOUXI and please continue to call me that even when i graduate. work hard... the next time i come back, make sure you can shuang tu on zhong yin sheng. xD

peiyun: you're a great sectional leader and you know it. without you, guanyue wouldnt have any discipline. ALL THE BEST in your future dizi CAREER lol... dont get too stressed before concerts right? and have enough sleep before concerts, cause you always claim you're tired, haha.

huifang: after i graduate, you're now the ONLY ONE WHO SHAKES THE LIPS WHILE BLOWING. haha. cant accompany you anymore. xP work hard alright QU DI. you can ask me to teach if you want =] and learn daytona hor.

lambert: we've been through so much during my 3 years in guan yue. you're a great senior and dizi player. so much memories, from the performance with yuying to the pathetic slackings during sectional practices. nice knowing you!

james: seriously, when you came in during secondary 1, i knew you had the fullest potential to continue sihan's path. welldone, i think you did really great today. DOHH.... SUOO MEEE RAYY MEE SUOOOO... remember this for life xD

jing yang: you're really a brave guy with lots of courage. if i were you, i wouldnt want to compete in SYF anymore... you're the inspiration of guanyue! "TINGGG JING YANG DE HUA.... " lol.

richard: you're a great gaoyin suona guy with lots of potential. jia you and teach juniors well ok? haha. stop haolian-ing that you MIGHT be in SYCO cause im in ICO already.so.... your SYCO BIG DEAL AH? lol

weiquan: remember all those times we were like shit in dizi? yao yin zhun, mei yin zhun. yao jie zhou, mei jie zhou. sometimes worse, no sound come out at all. haha. its great knowing you... XD QUAN GE.

nian nian: continue to work hard in your guan.. you're one of the first 2 to learn guan in our sch i think, so WORK HARD. DONT LET THE TEACHERS DOWN.

yusen: you're really musically-inclined. i believe with you around, guan yue can go stronger and all.. thanks for your LAME jokes during sectional and combine to keep us more or less entertained xD


logistics 07-

jupeng: work hard in dizi. dont disappoint your seniors. dizi is a really important instrument with lots of SOLOS so jia you!!


guanyue 07-

pamela: work hard in sheng. sheng is a relatively easy instrument so not only must you know how to blow it... MASTER IT TOO. jia you! continue the LEGEND man! after mid year or what, ill be back to teach abit. lol.

shirley: im not sure if youre in gu zheng now or in zhong yin sheng. but either which, dont disappoint your senior. im sure you'll do well! work hard.

kai lynn: i know you're the only girl in suona, very wei feng. BUT PLEASE LIAN AH... otherwise i make sure i ask fei lun hai to hate you (they are my gd buddies, haha)

fiona: work hard in dizi too. the future of dizi kao ni le!

From, gys "shouxi"
CEDRIC.

PRSS g.y blows at 8:20:00 PM.




The GUANYUERS


Sec 1s

Aaron

Belle

Gerald

Sherman

William

Ze Ming

Sec 2

Haziq

Jasper

Jiajun

Meijing

Sec 3s

Chunyu

Kaiting

Mandy

Siyi

Vivien

Weiling

Sec 4s

Felicia

Qikuan

Jun Guang

Junrui

Lili

Matthew

Yishing

Yunkit

Yuwei

EX GYers

Darren

Fiona

Jupeng

Kailynn

Pamela

Tricia

Yiting

Shirley

Cedric

Huifang

Huiling

James

Jingyang

Josephine

Kaiping

Lambert

Peiboon

Peiyun

Stephanie

Tingyu

Vanessa

Weiquan

Yusen

Zhaode

GY CRAVES

more bonded♥[unity]
GOLD WITH HONOURS

GY LINKS


*PRSS Chinese orchestra
PRSS Chinese Orchestra erhu
PRSS Chinese orchestra percussion
PRSS Chinese orchestra tanboyue
Cedric
Darren
Felicia
Huifang
James
Jing Yang
Junguang
Jupeng
Kaiping
Kaiting
Meijing
Pamela
Peiyun
Siyi
Yishing

GY CHATTERBOX


Our Instruments

Dizi
Three main types of dizi are frequently used in the wind section: the bangdi, the qudi, and occasionally the koudi. The bangdi is shorter in length and smaller in diameter and produces a clear and bright tone. It is frequently used in bangzi opera of Northern and southern China, hence the name bangdi. The longer and thicker qudi produces a richer and mellower tone. The qudi is usually a fourth higher in pitch than the bangdi. The koudi is the highest-pitched of all dizis.

Sheng
The sheng is a Chinese free-reed bamboo mouth organ. The earliest type ever recorded in history had 14 pipes and was discovered in Zeng Houyi's tomb in Hubei province. The most common types of sheng today include a 17-pipe instrument and a modified version for contemporary compositions, which has an expanded range of 21-37 pipes. The tone of the sheng is lucid and bright. It has a huge range, a chromatically complete scale and is able to produce chord voicings.

Suona
The tone produced by suona is loud, piercing and uplifting, thus it is usually used to perform vibrant and lively pieces. However, its repertoire also includes some mellower pieces. The suona is commonly used as an accompaniment in the Chinese opera, singing or dancing, but also for more sombre occasions, such as during a traditional Chinese funeral procession. It is also utilised in solos or ensembles for various occasions and ceremonies.