Chinese traditional opera culture is one of China's excellent traditional culture. Against the background of the continuous development of contemporary digital media technology, the development of opera has a ushered in a new era. The Lyrichord Archive Series is designed with students, libraries, educational institutions, music historians and music enthusiasts in mind and is not available in stores.With the development of the times and the acceleration of urban modernization, a lot of excellent traditional culture gradually fade out of our daily life due to the lack of propaganda and practical application.

These liner notes can then be downloaded and printed out or saved on any computer. pdf files, and included right on the same CD as the audio program. illustrations and photographs reproduced as. These are special-edition compact discs with liner notes. This series will make many important Lyrichord recordings of the past available again for the first time in years. Lyrichord, in association with Multicultural Media, is pleased to present the Lyrichord Archive Series.

Chen, as well as the The Reunion Ensemble, this recording fully illustrates why the Peking Opera has been the most popular form of theatrical performance to grace the Chinese stage since its beginnings during the culturally innovative Ching Dynasty (1644-1911). Featuring two legendary stars of the Chinese Opera, Lisa Lu and K.S. 'Wu Chia Po' or 'The Reunion,' is actually an excerpt from the Peking Opera 'Lady Precious Stream.' This magnificent recording, first 'released on Lyrichord in 1973, is now once again available on the Lyrichord Archive Series. Part of the Lyrichord Archive Series - Never before released recordings on CD from the Lyrichord vaults

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