Shen Xin

Shen Xin

In the early Qing Dynasty, it was named tingji, and its nature was expanded. Its landscape was in huanggongwang, deep and elegant.

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Weight: 45 company: Ningbo Haishu art activity planning studio representative works: European and American closed singing - intonation - breath - voice main achievements: teaching a group of professional singers with professional standards Occupation: European and American popular singing closed singing chief tutor graduation school: Zhejiang Normal University third generation successor of European and American closed singing, has been committed to the development of European and American popular vocal music for many years Research and teaching work started to learn bel canto at the age of 15, and then studied under Mr. Pan naixian (China's famous vocal music educator, China's first popularized singing method, trained Mao Amin, Wu Diqing, pan Jindong, Xiao Ya, Han Xue and other singers) in many years of teaching practice, he is good at solving the common problems of students' high pitch and expanding the range of singing, and is committed to training students To cultivate more singers teacher Shen's teaching philosophy is that "all vocal exercises are based on the premise of relaxing the laryngeal muscles around the vocal cords, and in this state, the most natural sound quality of students is developed, and the vocal organs are trained to achieve coordination and balance, so that singing is really like speaking."

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Shen Xin was originally named tingji, Fangzhong, Songfu, Songgao and Renhe (now Hangzhou). It is characterized by deep and ancient elegance. Besides, he is proficient in xingdun, divination and pulse formula, especially in poetry. A collection of arc stone mountain houses. Shen Xingong was born in Shanghai on February 14, 1870. His name is Qinghong and his name is Shukui. Xingong is the pseudonym he used in composing songs and music. In 1890, he was a scholar. In 1895, he applied to teach Chinese at John's College (later changed to St. John's University). Inspired by the idea of "saving the nation through education", he resolutely gave up the teaching position with favorable treatment and was admitted to the first normal class of Nanyang public school. After the failure of the reform movement of 1898, a group of people with lofty ideals went to Japan one after another to find a way to save the country. Shen Xingong also went to Japan in April 1902 and joined the Hongwen college in Tokyo at the same time as Lu Xun. In Japan, what touched Shen Xingong most was the music activities that played a great role in school education, political propaganda and people's life after the Meiji Restoration.