AlbumMythical China
Track 3575/36Moon Goddess 5 (60)
George Shaw (BMI) From the album Mythical ChinaSad, romantic strings build to a tragic & epic orchestral conclusion
Cue Sheet Information
Artists & ComposersGeorge Shaw (BMI)100%
PublishersAudio Network Rights Limited (PRS)100%
ISWCT3072865631
ISRCGB-FFM-21-45456
Release Year2021
Musical Features
KeyDm (ends in Em)
Metre4/4
Tempo68 BPM (ends in 74)
Tempo notesSlow
FactoidInspired by the legend of Chang’e, who drinks an elixir of immortality and drifts up to the moon becoming the Chinese goddess of the moon. Her husband, Hou Yi, remains behind on Earth as a mortal and the two tragically separated. The music opens with a sad lullaby and transforms into a nostalgic love theme. The piece ends with the pained wailing of the moon goddess above the tragic love theme of the star-crossed lovers.
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 12 mixes of this track.
- Moon Goddess3575/3Sad, romantic cinematic orchestral epic featuring female vocal & plaintive Chinese erhu builds to a tragic finale3:04
- Moon Goddess 23575/33Sad, romantic cinematic orchestral epic featuring plaintive female vocal melody builds to a tragic & dramatic finale3:04
- Moon Goddess 33575/34Sad, romantic female vocal with plaintive erhu & ethnic instruments builds to dramatic finale with Chinese drums3:04
- Moon Goddess 4 (60)3575/35Sad, romantic cinematic orchestral with plaintive Chinese erhu builds to a tragic finale featuring wailing female vocal1:00
- Moon Goddess 6 (60)3575/37Plaintive erhu & ethnic instruments build to dramatic finale with Chinese drums & wailing female vocal1:00
- Moon Goddess 7 (30)3575/38Sad, romantic cinematic orchestral epic with plaintive Chinese erhu theme0:30
- Moon Goddess 10 (15)3575/41Sad, romantic & dramatic cinematic orchestral epic with wailing female vocal0:15