charles ives wrote the music for the world at war.
charles ives wrote the music for the world at war.
who wrote the music for the world at war?
charles ives
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"play" received generally acclaims from domestic and international music critics. "cool-style" writer jamie lee described the album was "a fantastic and symbolistic work of the time. tsai once again set a high standard for the c-pop music industry." "today" gave the album 3.5 out of 5 stars, and it described the album was "a finely crafted electropop record". "freshmusic" gave the album 9 out of 10 stars, and it wrote that the album was "undoubtedly the benchmark work of c-pop music in 2014, and it can be the magnum opus of tsai reaching the peak again." tencent entertainment wrote: "the chinese music industry has never produced a dance-pop album as great as this one, and its superior production can be comparable to the albums of same genre in the western market." "united daily news" writer yen fu-min described the album "built an unsurmountable obstacle for music from other taiwanese dance-pop singers, you can hear tsai's dedication and consideration of conceptual integrity. it's a "smart" dance-pop album from a "smart" diva." tencent entertainment and hit fm both listed the album as one of the "top 10 albums of 2014". taiwanese songwriter adam hsu wrote: "she began to speak with overtones, she began to construct consciousness, and she began to exploit the territory of her new music world." playmusic writer danial chang gave the album 4.5 out of 5 stars, and he described the album "broke the pop music framework, crossed the barrier between mainstream and alternative, and gave c-pop new depth and breadth." "bloomberg businessweek" called tsai the "great dance-pop artist" and described the album "thrust her into the international spotlight and made the globe know the world-level quality of chinese dance-pop music." hou cheng-nan, associate professor from i-shou university, described the album "elevated the chinese dance-pop level, and set an insuperable high standard." dj mykal wrote: "revolutions can have major effects only when they take place in the mainstream market. tsai merged new dance music elements in the name of diva, and i believe there is a chance to have an impact on the general audience." chia hsu from playmusic gave the album 5 out of 5 stars, reasoning that: "she is completely at ease with herself in dancing and playing music, and she successfully set a new high standard." taiwanese songwriter eazie huang wrote: "musically the album already reached another higher plateau." the album won golden melody awards for best mandarin album and best vocal recording album, and the jury commented: "the entire album presented a superior level of recording skills, it's full of surprises as listening, and it gave the audience a rich listening experience", adding that: "the songwriting focused on the minority groups within the society, and it combined music with what the singer had experienced. the splendidness of the album amazed audience, and it's a new milestone of tsai's singing career. musically it explored new directions, and it's quite successful both auditorily and visually."
play (jolin tsai album)