Erhu master list Erhu famous songs list

Liu Tianhua (master of modern folk music in China) works: Ten famous songs (singing in seclusion and birds singing in the mountains in the bright moon night sky) recommend Song Fei's Moonlit Album.

Hua (that is, the great folk artist) works: two springs reflecting the moon, listening to the cold wind and spring music.

Liu Mingyuan (China Bowstring Music Master, good at Banhu, Jinghu, etc. ) Works: Rejoice on the Grassland (Folk Music Ensemble) (China Hu Solo) Crescent Moon (Adapted from Northeast Folk Music, it is recommended to appreciate the originality).

Jiang Fengzhi (disciple of Liu Tianhua, known as Xiutang and Beijiang) works: Autumn Moon in the Han Palace (adapted from an ancient song, solo version of Jiangpai, recommended by Zhang Zunlian, said to be the biography of Jiang Zhen).

Lu Xiutang (Southern School) Works: Homesickness.

Chen Zhenduo (disciple of Liu Tianhua) works: pastoral spring scenery. . . )

Chen Chaoru (erhu educator) doesn't seem to have created representative songs. .

The second generation:

Wang Guotong (studied under Chen Zhenze, once a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music, the head of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, I don't know whether he retired or not) has created a lot of works, among which Erhu Etude, which has great influence, seems to be a must for learning Erhu. . Excellent skills, the famous "Imagination in Sanmenxia" and "Narration in Northern Henan" is its premiere. Evaluation: His playing skills are skillful and exquisite, his artistic conception is far-reaching and touching, his feelings are profound and sincere, his praise is simple and rigorous, his movements are vigorous and powerful, and his timbre is mellow and vigorous. Known as "opening up a new style of erhu performance"

Min Huifen (grew up listening to her play. . . A famous erhu player, who graduated from Shanghai Conservatory of Music, participated in the "Shanghai Spring" national erhu competition at the age of 16 and won the first prize. Since then, she has been active at home and abroad, premiering Jianghu, Random Thoughts on the Great Wall and Wedding Farewell, and creating random thoughts on the theme of Honghu Lake. Her performance is full of enthusiasm, strong appeal and perfect skills. Now she is 68 years old and still playing. A few years ago, she watched her own performance video "Swimming in the West Western jackdaw" and lamented the artist's artistic vitality.

Chen Yaoxing (Erhu Master) graduated from Nanjing Art Institute, studied under the famous Erhu artist Ma Youde (Ma Jiajun), and was once the artistic director of the Art Troupe of the Political Department of the Second Artillery Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Teacher Chen Yaoxing's fast bow technique is unparalleled in the world, and his unique string kneading technique is also very popular. He made many innovations in erhu techniques, such as "connecting bow", "big bow" and "round bow". I recommend listening to it. I once watched his condolence performance in Xiaotangshan, Beijing during the SARS period. As soon as the voice came out, the morale of the army was greatly boosted and was welcomed by the officers and men of the army. There is also a very unique poem "Peach Blossom Crossing" (showing its fast bow characteristics). His son, Chen Jun, is also a famous erhu player, who won the biography of his father.

Zhao Hanyang, a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music, and Zhao Hanyang, a teacher, are "erhu teachers". His erhu teaching theory can be described as "spread all over the world". Learning his "Children's Erhu Course" from an early age, all children who learn Erhu have been enlightened by him. . . He also wrote a book "The Road of Erhu Performers", which contains deep thinking and understanding of the art of Erhu.

Liu Changfu, a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music, is good at slow bow technique, and has created New Pastoral and Love beyond the Great Wall.

Zhao Hanyang and Liu Changfu are both students from Wang Guotong.

My favorite erhu player, Zhu Changyao, studied under Chen Yaoxing and Ma Youde. Its performance

"Like wine in a cup, it is full but not overflowing", and the lyrics are gripping and just right, especially his Jiangnan style works, which are memorable. Famous songs such as "Spring in the South of the Yangtze River" and "Celebrating gongs and drums", as well as some folk songs he has adapted in recent years, such as "Jasmine Flower" and "Rooting Chai Luhua", are also very pleasant to listen to.

Ou Jingxing (Zhu Changyao's other disciples) is a professor at Nanjing Art Institute. His performance combines the styles of Pai Cheng and Jiangnan, which is euphemistic and delicate, without losing bones and muscles, and his voice is pure and full. Unfortunately, there are not many representative works, such as Nagato's Complaints. The only album that can be found on the market seems to be Ten Famous Songs of Liu Tianhua, but there are also videos of him playing at home and abroad on the Internet, which shows that.

Seinfeld (the first sister of erhu. . . ), a famous performer, is now the vice president (cadre) of China Conservatory of Music. Teacher Seinfeld should be quite famous. Listening to her performance since childhood, her voice is rich and gorgeous, which can be described as high-end atmosphere. . . One of her albums, Moonlit Night, was recommended by China Women's Philharmonic Orchestra, which is a perfect combination of western classics and Chinese folk music. .

Yu Hongmei (Erhu First Sister. . . In no particular order with Seinfeld's ranking. . . ) A famous performer, a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music, especially likes her performance, especially her voice, which is very clean and can be called pure. Teacher Yu Hongmei's skills are exquisite and comprehensive, and she recommended her "Chasing Dreams in Beijing" (Erhu Concerto, which I think is the best representative work of Erhu now).

Ma Xianghua (Erhu First Sister. . The top two rankings are in no particular order. . . I'm sorry I don't know much about Miss Ma, but I've listened to many of her performances, and what I admire most is her difficult skills. I have seen her violin adaptation "Song of the Wanderer", with endless movements, introductions and whirlpools, and I deeply admire her. . . .

Chen Jun introduced earlier is a famous young musician, the son of Chen Yaoxing. He is the true story of his father, and Kuaigong is also a solo artist in China. Especially at the age of 20, he wrote a very famous solo "Coconut Island Style". I recommend it.

Deng Jiandong (Jiangnan style Master), a personal favorite performer, is a national first-class actor of the Air Administration Art Troupe. He is good at Jiangnan style music, but he is not rigid. His playing style is very similar to that of Zhu Changyao, but it seems more delicate and clear. Recommend his Gu Xiao, Gu Suxing and Qiao Family Courtyard Suite.

third generation

The third generation of newcomers emerged in large numbers. Pick a few that you personally like.

Sun Huang, winner of the National Musical Instrument Grand Prix of CCTV Music Television, has a superb performance and is quite proficient in technology. Recommend the video "Sunshine in Tashkurgan" that should be found on the Internet (very nice).

Gu Huaiyan (a student of Ou Jingxing's teacher) also plays very well, and especially likes her Spring River Plumbing.

The winner of the 3rd China Golden Bell Award for Music in Wang Ying is also a super tough guy, who has heard his 3rd Erhu Rhapsody.