Yu-Peng Chen

rdf:langString Yu-Peng Chen

rdf:langString Yu-Peng Chen

rdf:langString Yu-Peng Chen

rdf:langString Chen Yupeng

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rdf:langString Chen Zhiyi

rdf:langString Chan Chi-yat

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rdf:langString Chen Yupeng

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rdf:langString HOYO-MiX

rdf:langString Intree Music

rdf:langString Yupeng Music Studio

rdf:langString 陈宇鹏

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rdf:langString Composer

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rdf:langString music producer

rdf:langString Chén Yǔpéng

rdf:langString Chén Zhìyì

rdf:langString "Actually, Chen Zhiyi tried to do this thing a long time ago. [In] the combination and fusion of [Chinese] folk music and symphonic music, the audience and players are more concerned about whether folk music and symphonic music can be integrated, rather than put together, like rice and eggs [to make] fried rice with eggs. I think that this is really a question of how beautiful does the music sound and does the music transmit that spirit of Chinese culture. I believe our original music this time is produced to a really high standard."

rdf:langString "I used to own a bar, on Shanghai's Huangjincheng Road, which is a very quiet lane. One day I was walking on this lane alone at midnight, and an idea of rhythm suddenly came. I told it to my partner Tian Chenming, and it really hit off with the lyrics he came out. This song has a bit of dark humour, which is especially suitable for fast-paced, vaguely melodic rap, and it was my favourite genre at the time. So in one go, this song was born."

rdf:langString 陈宇鹏

rdf:langString 陈致逸

rdf:langString Description of Midnight Radio

rdf:langString An Dong, "Songs of Travelers" — Behind the Scenes of the Music of Liyue

rdf:langString TV interview, Chen Zhiyi: Music That Truly Has a Soul, Will Be Ingrained Deep Into Your Bones

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rdf:langString There is no doubt that my vision for the future actually manifested when I was young. I remember taking a solfeggio class at that time—I was still in art school at the time—the teacher asked what you want to do. That's when I volunteered to stand up and said that I wanted to be a first-class Chinese composer. I remember that I was in art school—just a teenager at the time—and I already had such an ambition. This should be my pursuit for the future. I have to be the best. I want to be the most famous composer in China.

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rdf:langString Chen Yupeng (Chinese: 陈宇鹏; pinyin: Chén Yǔpéng; born January 15, 1984), also known by his stage name Chen Zhiyi (Chinese: 陈致逸; pinyin: Chén Zhìyì), is a Chinese composer and music producer. He is best known for composing the soundtrack of Genshin Impact, an open-world action and role-playing video game by miHoYo that is one of the highest-selling mobile games in history. His work is notable for its versatile style of integrating traditional instruments with Western orchestral arrangements. As of 2021, he is a full-time music producer at the HOYO-MiX studio of miHoYo and leads the music production of the game. Chen was educated at Shenzhen Arts School and the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and studied under the tutelage of experienced musicians who influenced his work later in his career. While he studied in college, he was already involved in composing and producing film and television music. Even before his career, his musical works won awards at various events. Chen established the Yupeng Music Studio in 2014, which had cooperative relations with many recording studios and music groups in Beijing and Shanghai, and produced works for companies including Click Music Limited, Tencent, and NetEase. In the early 2010s, Chen stepped into the Hong Kong film industry and collaborated with the accoladed composer Chan Kwong-wing to produce scores for veteran film directors. Their score for Wong Jing's The Last Tycoon (2012) earned them a nomination for the "Best Original Film Score" at the 32nd Hong Kong Film Awards. The duo would not win an award until their work for The Founding of an Army (2017) earned the Golden Deer Award for the "Best Original Music Score" at the 14th Changchun Film Festival. They also produced the score for Andrew Lau's The Captain (2019), one of the all-time highest-grossing films in China. Chen had scored several films by Raymond Yip, most being horror or thrillers.

rdf:langString Chen Zhiyi

rdf:langString Chan Chi-yat