How home-grown musicians scored Disney’s Mulan remake

If you hear what sounds like a hundred drums on the soundtrack to Disney's Mulan, you are probably listening to sounds sampled from one Singaporean percussionist's playing.

Home-grown Ding Yi Music Company's Low Yik Hang was one of 16 musicians from the ensemble who spent 10 long days in Pattaya, Thailand, in 2018, recording music which would end up on the movie's soundtrack.

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If you hear what sounds like a hundred drums on the soundtrack to Disney's Mulan, you are probably listening to sounds sampled from one Singaporean percussionist's playing.

Home-grown Ding Yi Music Company's Low Yik Hang was one of 16 musicians from the ensemble who spent 10 long days in Pattaya, Thailand, in 2018, recording music which would end up on the movie's soundtrack.

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Read More – Source

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