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Percussion Production: Red Poppy
Percussion Production: Red Poppy
Beijing Red Poppy Ladies' Percussion Ensemble Co., Ltd.
The Beijing Red Poppy Ladies' Percussion Ensemble Co., Ltd., China's first percussion group composed entirely of ladies, was established in 1999. All of its members are professionally trained percussionists, outstanding musicians, and extraordinary performers. Red Poppy's unique artistic style
combines traditional and contemporary musical influences, maximizing the drama and color of Chinese and western drumming to create an audio-visual extravaganza that shakes the stage and the senses. The women of Red Poppy have performed in United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, South
Korea, Singapore, and South Africa, garnering rave reviews everywhere they go.
Contact Information:
Presenter：Beijing Red Poppy Ladies' Percussion Ensemble Co., Ltd.
Contact: Zhou Li
Telephone: 010-8589-1310
Fax: 010-8589-3352
Email: redpoppy@vip.sina.com
zhouli@public.bta.net.cn
Address: Room 2007, Shengshijiayuan C, No. 98 Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District Beijing
Post Code: 100022
Introduction:
The majority of the works in this extravaganza of percussion and drumming are original compositions. Among them are the lyric The Ocean, the humorous Ox Battles Tiger, and the uniquely contemporary drum piece New Sounds in the Temple. Of course, most of the selections highlight the unique energy
of percussive music. Among them are Noisy World and Flying Dragon and Jumping Tiger.
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