Who is Liu Fengming

Famous folk artist, whose compositions "Hundred Birds to the Phoenix" and "Joyful Songs" were recorded and made a name for themselves in the domestic music scene. As long as one studies suona, it is difficult to bypass Liu Fengming, whose name is destined to be engraved on top of the heirloom golden suona.

Chinese name: Liu Fengming

Alias: Liu Dongshan

Nationality: Chinese

Birthplace: Fengyang, Anhui Province

Birthdate: 1912

Death: 1983

Occupation: Suona artist

Representative works: Hundred Birds Chaofeng

Liu Fengming, ( 1912-1983) was born on September 16, 1912 in Fengyang, Anhui Province. Famous suona master, Chinese suona art of a belt of masters, his brother Liu Fengtong is also a famous suona master, the two brothers since childhood by the suona family, learn to play the suona, and learn the sheng, pipe, hard work and practice, and constantly improve, and later became known as the suona masters, was born and grew up in the green and beautiful water on the banks of the Huaihe River, from here to the whole country and overseas, to the high-pitched into the clouds, the exciting sound of the suona spread all over the

Once upon a time, the suona masters were born and raised on the banks of the Huai River.

Once a household name, Liu Fengshan, formerly known as Liu Dongshan, created the piece "Hundred Birds Toward the Phoenix".

Liu Fengming, formerly known as Liu Dongshan, was born in Fengyang, Anhui Province, into a family of folk artists, and at the age of 8, he followed his father to learn how to play the suona, and at the age of 15, he went to the home of the Gao family in Fengyang County, where he was competing with a few other suona teams, and he showed his skills by blowing the suona. "He defeated all the suona teams present, and became famous for a while, with the reputation of "Dongshan Horn". From then on, he changed his name to Liu Fengming, which meant he was a great success in Fengyang.

Liu Fengming's suona songs, "Hundred Birds Toward the Phoenix" and "Joyful Songs," were recorded and became famous in the domestic music scene. Liu Fengming trained a number of excellent suona players for the country during his 20 years of teaching at the Anhui Provincial Art School.