AlbumEastern Horizons
Track 2650/7Hutong Rooftops
Pete Davis (PRS) | James Banbury (PRS) From the album Eastern HorizonsMysterious, atmospheric Chinese instrumental with percussion building
Cue Sheet Info
Artists & ComposersPete DavisPRS: 00263954147, 50%James BanburyPRS: 00176960138, 50%
PublishersAudio Network Rights LimitedPRS: 01159006470, 100%
ISWCT9210695606
ISRCGB-FFM-16-29506
Label Code27831
Release Year2016
Musical Features
KeyF#m/Gbm (ends in Dm)
Metre4/4
Tempo120 BPM
Tempo notesFast
FactoidWe recorded a three piece ensemble for this, and it is one of the loudest things we have ever heard. Used traditionally in funerals and weddings, and in outdoor settings where the volume can carry across large distances. Special thanks to Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra for their kind permission to Mr Law Hang Leung, Mr. Ma Wai Him & Mr. Wu Chun Hei to participate in this performance
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 10 mixes of this track.
Hutong Rooftops2650/7Mysterious, atmospheric Chinese instrumental with percussion building2:52120 BPM- Hutong Rooftops 22650/66Mysterious & atmospheric Chinese instrumental. No drums2:51120 BPM
- Hutong Rooftops 32650/67Atmospheric Chinese underscore with sparse percussion. Builds at 1'222:51120 BPM
- Hutong Rooftops 42650/68Percussion & drums build in intensity with strings joining from 0'58 until end2:02120 BPM
- Hutong Rooftops 5 (60)2650/69Mysterious & atmospheric Chinese instrumental with percussion building throughout1:00120 BPM
- Hutong Rooftops 6 (30)2650/70Mysterious & atmospheric Chinese instrumental with percussion building throughout0:30120 BPM
- Hutong Rooftops 7 (30)2650/71Chinese instrumental with dramatic percussion groove. Main theme mix0:30120 BPM
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- Hutong Rooftops 9 (Sting)2650/73Driving percussion & yangqin melody sting0:04120 BPM
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