Moyun Brings The Traditional Chinese Instrument, The Guzheng, To Life With Incredible “Hotel California” Cover

The Internet is a truly incredible place at times, and artists like Moyun demonstrate this perfectly. Not only are we able to gather as much information as we want at the click of a mouse, but we can also be introduced to wonderful music from all around the world that we would never have otherwise experienced or even thought was possible.

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Moyun’s music centers around the traditional Chinese instrument, the Guzheng. Her music mainly consists of blending this age-old instrument with electronic sections and modern influences to bring it to life while also respecting its origins and long history. In this particular video, she covers a true rock classic: “Hotel California” by The Eagles. Using a loop pedal to create all the music herself, Moyun brings an entirely new life to this incredibly popular song. Watch below:

Alongside Moyun’s incredible musicianship and creativity, she also brings an air of mystique to her videos. Her unique costumes err on the traditional side, and she never shows her face, allowing audiences worldwide to focus entirely on the music and the pure talent that this individual possesses. It’s a recipe for success, too; Moyun has amassed over 380,000 subscribers on YouTube alone, with some of her videos reaching over 10 million views.

As explained earlier, Moyun does not just cover the classics. While her Guzheng covers of Guns N’ Roses’ “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and even the nu-metal classic “Numb” from Linkin Park are certainly incredible, it’s her original pieces that allow Moyun’s originality and creativity to shine. One particular dreamlike song features a wonderful blend of tradition and modernity and also comes with a history lesson. Watch below:

The Guzheng is an ancient traditional Chinese zither, which is a form of string instrument. It has seen many forms over its long and interesting history. Some of the first recorded Guzhengs were from the Warring States period between 475 and 221 BCE. However, it did not become popular among Chinese culture until the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BCE).

If you’re captivated by Moyun’s unique and mesmerizing music, you can indulge in her creations by subscribing to her YouTube Channel. Discover the amazing blend of traditional Chinese music influenced by electronic sections and modern sounds, all curated by the talented and mysterious Moyun.

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