All The Tea In China | Royalty Free Chinese Music



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Description: A beautiful Chinese style theme. Experience the sound of the ancient imperial courts of China, the mountains, forests, and farmlands, with a traditional instrumental arrangement. Featuring shakuhachi flute, Guzheng zither, Chinese erhu violin, gongs, tam-tams, Taiko drums, koto. A bit of Chinese operatic percussion thrown in for flavour.

Uses: Anything that needs a strong Chinese cinematic theme, such as movies set in China, martial arts films, travel videos, as well as historical documentaries, and fantasy.

BPM: 83

ISRC: UKEZT1600079

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Tags: ancient, Asia, Asian, beautiful, cello, china, Chinese, cinematic, court music, eastern, erhu, ethnic, far east, flute, gong, imperial, karate, koto, kung fu, lush, martial arts, mysterious, orchestra, orchestral, oriental, relaxing, shakuhachi, strings, violin, world, zither

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All The Tea In China by Shane Ivers is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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