Zai Hui Shou(Looking Back Again) | Bamboo Flute Sheet Music

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Zai Hui Shou(Looking Back Again) is a classic song in the Chinese music industry released in 1988. Written by Taiwanese lyricist Chen Lerong and composed by Hong Kong musician Lowell Lo, its most well-known version is performed by Jiang Yuheng, while there is also an original version sung by Su Rui. Though the two versions have distinct styles, both have deeply resonated with audiences. With its profound and timeless melody as well as lyrics rich in life philosophy, the song has become one of the representative old songs of the 1980s and is still widely sung on major music platforms and at nostalgic events to this day.
The lyrics of Looking Back Again are simple yet profound, centered on themes of life, memories, insights, and letting go. It encourages people to look back on the past with a calm mindset after going through the vicissitudes of life. There are no intense emotional outbursts throughout the song; instead, it uses delicate words to depict "memory scenes," conveying an open-minded and mature attitude towards life, and teaching people to cherish the present and reconcile with their past selves.
This sheet music is based on Jiang Yuheng’s version. The original key is mainly G major, and the last section is raised by a semitone, shifting to A♭ major. Therefore, if you want to perform the song completely and in line with its emotional tone, it is most suitable to use a G major bamboo flute and switch to an A♭ major bamboo flute, playing with the fundamental tone as 5.

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