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TODAY'S COMPLETE RECORDING · 3:32Moon over Mount Emei峨眉山月
TODAY'S COMPLETE RECORDING · 3:32
Moon over Mount Emei
峨眉山月
An autumn half-moon enters the Pingqiang River from Emei, then travels through Qingxi, the Three Gorges and Yuzhou. All four of Li Bai's lines remain, but 212 seconds are not disguised as a recovered Tang score: ten contemporary line positions keep boat, voice and distance moving downstream.
WHY THIS WORK STAYS · BEYOND THE ARTWORK
Hear it whole first. Then read why it remains.
01 · ALL FOUR POEM LINES, EIGHT EXACT POSITIONS
All four of Li Bai's lines remain; repetitions and new writing are counted line by line
The public source prompt contains twenty-nine lines, 244 characters and 540 UTF-8 bytes, hashing to 5e51b30b66065f209e58a3931fd9680aa013646c7756da7b1095e7a8fd820dbb. Removing structural labels and blank lines leaves eighteen performed lines, 163 characters and 455 UTF-8 bytes, hashing to 55fe63f1dd955148dbd8a8b72bb1b1a4744b0356c638b157e90f98b435eb3249. Against Li Bai's Moon over Mount Emei as preserved by Chinese Wikisource, all four seven-character lines remain verbatim. 峨眉山月半輪秋 and 影入平羌江水流 each occur three times; 夜發清溪向三峽 and 思君不見下渝州 occur once each—eight exact source-line positions. Ten remaining positions are recomposed or contemporary; one new line repeats, leaving nine distinct new lines. Near-source phrases such as 清溪月，三峽風 and 一夜隨江下渝州 are not miscounted as verbatim quotation. Traditional-character master, simplified source captions and received poem remain distinct.
02 · A CONTEMPORARY CROSS-CULTURAL BRIEF, NOT HISTORICAL RECOVERY
Emei, the Three Gorges and Dai Amei may meet in a contemporary sound without being collapsed into one tradition
The 270-character source tag brief says ‘Emei mountain moon classical Chinese ballad meets Dai folk voice’ and requests a delicate clear ethnic female vocal, hulusi, bamboo flute, guqin, soft strings, southwest mountain river, Three Gorges night journey, a slow lyrical Mandarin melody, and no rap, EDM or loud drums. It hashes to 1a34c358ad8db3b8dc4c7aaab09ca31115b48afc8c547d864a97e2b8f7b1d9e1. The archive records this as William Lee's contemporary AI-music direction—not evidence of a Tang score, Li Bai-era practice, human instrumental performance, a living Dai tradition, Emei folk repertory or Three Gorges field recording. Guqin, hulusi and bamboo flute are generation targets rather than player credits. The cultural meeting remains possible only when historical and community boundaries remain visible too.
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Hear Dai Amei's Moon over Mount Emei in full: a 3:32 Mandarin setting of Li Bai with complete MP3 and full vertical source-lyric film. All four poem lines appear across eight exact line positions, while ten contemporary positions are disclosed separately.
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