Ch'in urls of interest

• Peiyou Chang's guqin site
• Anhui "Mei-an" qin web site
• Wang Fei's chinese culture net web page
• John Thompson Ch'in web pages
• New York Qin Society
• London Youlan Qin Society
• Jim Binkley's Yu-Gu-Zhai Chin handbook translation
• Buy a qin! Or a qin CD. Wang Fei's Chinese Music Instruments web page
• Soundofasia store in LA
• Clarion Music in S.F. -- Chinese Musical Instruments
• CHIME Chinese Music Research web site in NL
• Friends of the Qin web site in Spain
• Steve Dydo web page - see qin pics part of it
• Wikipedia guqin page

• Wu Jing-lue: Xiao-Xiang-Shui-Yun
  Water and Clouds over the Xiao-Xiang Rivers (mp3)
• Wu Jing-lue: Yu-Qiao-Wen-Da
  Conversation Between The Fisherman and The Woodcutter (mp3)
• Wu Jing-lue: Pu-An-Jou
  The Monk Pu An's Chant (mp3)
• Guan Ping-hu: Guangling san
  Guangling san (mp3)
• Guan Ping-hu: Liu-shui
  Flowing Water (mp3)
• Guan Ping-hu: Li-sao
  The Lament (mp3)
• Guan Ping-hu: Ping-sha-luo-yan
  Wild Geese Descending on the Sandbank (mp3)
• Zha Fu-xi: Dzui-yu-chang-wan
  Drunken Fisherman's Evening Song, from a hand-copied manuscript (mp3)
• Yao Bing-yan Chu ge
  Song of Chu
• Xu Li-sun: Sao-shou-wen-tien
  Scratching One's Head And Asking Heaven, from the Mei-an qin-pu (mp3)
• Xu Li-sun: Dao-yi
  Pounding Cloth, from the Mei-an qin-pu (mp3)
• Wang Zhen-hua (my first teacher): Yu-Qiao-Wen-Da
  from Qin-xue-ru-men, Taibei (mp3)
• Wang Zhen-hua: Qui-qu-lai-ci
  Returning Home After Resigning, from Yan-yi-xi-qin-zhai-qin-pu, Taibei (mp3)
• Wu Zong-han: Feng-lei-yin
  Invocation of Wind and Thunder, from the Mei-an-qin-pu (mp3)
• Tao Zhusheng: Mei-hua-san-nong
  Plum Blossoms Three Variations (mp3)

Videos - Guqin

• Lui Pui-yuen - Liu Shui
  
• Wu Zhaoji - Ouluwangji
  
• Yuan Zhongping - dapu of Chuge
  
• Wang Yongchang - Saoshouwentian
  
• Chen Changlin - Aoai
  
• Li Xiangting - Guanglingsan
  
• Gong Yi - Xiaoxiangshuiyun
  
• Tao Zhusheng - Meian Pingshaluoyan
• Li Cun qin/xiao duet - Meihua sannong

• Jim Binkley: Xiao-xiang-shui-yun
  Water and Clouds over the Xiao-Xiang Rivers, recorded in the late 70s in Seattle - silk-string qin, (mp3)
• Jim Binkley: Xiang-jiang-yuan
  Xiang River Lament, from the Yan-yi-xi-qin-zhai-qin-pu, recorded in Portland, Oregon 2004 (nylon/metal hybrid strings) (mp3)
• Jim Binkley: Yu-lou-chun-xiao
  Spring Awakening in the Jade Pavilion, from the Mei-an-qin-pu, recorded in Portland, Oregon 2004 (nylon/metal hybrid strings) (mp3)
  
• Youtube/My composition - Journey to Hawaii (shorter version)
• Youtube - Drunken Fisherman

  The following is not a Ch'in melody, but a computer composition that borrows motif/themes from the Ch'in melody known as Xiao-xiang-shui-yun. It was composed and recorded approximately 1988 and released on a alternative label under the title "Jade Guitar".

• Dragons on the Mountain (mp3)