Yang Yuanheng

Yang Yuanheng

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Yang Yuanheng (1894-1959), a Chinese folk musician. Song Blowing artist.

Yang Yuanheng (1894-1959), a Chinese folk musician. Song Blowing artist. Name Xiaobai, name Laoli, Hebei Anping people. Because of his poor family, he became a Taoist at the age of 9. He learned to read and read music from his teacher Yongxing. He also learned to play flute, Xiao, Sheng, Haidi, Banhu, erhu, drum and other musical instruments, especially Guan Zi. When he was 16-17 years old, he was well-known in the activities of Daoists in Anping, Shulu, Dingxian, etc. In the late 1930s, when the Japanese aggressors ravaged Jizhong, Yuan Heng's Taoist temple was destroyed, so he returned to his hometown and taught his skills in folk song Blowing troupes. In February 1950, he was employed as a teacher of Guanzi in the Central Conservatory of music, teaching for nearly ten years. Yang Yuanheng's pipe performance emphasizes the strict cooperation of lip, tongue, tooth and throat skills. Its style is simple and straightforward, simple and bright. He often plays nearly 200 pieces of music, including Taoist music, folk songs and folk instrumental music. He can also perform Hebei Bangzi, Shanxi Bangzi, Beijing opera, Kunqu Opera, Pingxi opera, haha opera, laodiao Bangzi and many other operas. Many folk music, such as Fanglu, xiaokaimen, xiaoerpan, naswan, dieli Qianqian, boss jixianbin, shuanghuangying, etc., which are played by Jizhong, are widely spread among the people. He played more than 100 pieces of Taoist music and other folk music, which have been recorded and recorded.