Yu Qiwei

Yu Qiwei

Yu Qiwei, male, Han nationality, was born in Kaiping, Guangdong Province in 1953. Member of China Musicians Association. In 1972, he majored in Gao Hu in Guangdong People's Academy of Arts. He was a soloist and chief of Guangdong song and dance troupe, Guangzhou Orchestra, Guangdong music and dance theatre and Guangdong song and dance theatre.

Main achievements

He was the third, fourth and fifth vice president of Guangdong Musicians Association. He is now the sixth vice president of Guangdong Musicians Association.

He won the first prize of Gaohu competition in the second "Yangcheng Music Fair"; he won the first prize in the "National Instrumental Solo competition" in 1982; he won the second "Lu Xun Literature and Art Award" in 1986; he won the first prize in the "national Guangdong music Invitational Competition" in 1987; and he won the first China Gold Record Award in 1989. In 1983, he was rated as an advanced worker in Guangdong cultural system. In 1987, the first national Guangdong music Invitational Competition "Qin Shi" (cooperating with Li Zhuxin) won the excellent Creation Award; in 1995, the cooperation with Li Zhuxin "village children" won the first prize of the first "Guangdong music new work". Another record a large number of personal music cassette, CD.

Acting life

Yu Qiwei has successively performed and lectured in the United States, the former Soviet Union, Romania, Hungary, Singapore, Japan, Canada, Germany, France, Iraq, Kuwait, Portugal, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and other countries and regions. He was also invited to the Central Conservatory of music, the China Conservatory of music and music academies in Shanghai, Tianjin, Xi'an, Guangzhou and other places to perform and lecture, introducing Guangdong music, Kaiping folk songs and the performing art of Gaohu.

Yu Qiwei's piano art inherits the tradition of advocating the spirit of Chinese classical music, and gives full play to the gorgeous lyric, light and lively characteristics of Guangdong music. The music circle commented on Yu Qiwei's performance as "poetic fantasy and philosophical profundity, beautiful and lofty realm", "opening up a new pattern of Chinese Gaohu art", "the third generation successor of Guangdong Gaohu after LV Wencheng and Liu Tianyi". American music educator and conductor Zippel called Yu Qiwei "a musician with gifted skills and profound artistic ideas"

Yu Qiwei has cooperated with the Central National Orchestra, Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra, Singapore Chinese Orchestra, Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, China Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra, Shanghai National Orchestra, Shanghai Film National Orchestra, National Orchestra of the Central Conservatory of music, National Orchestra attached to Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, Taipei National Orchestra, Macao Chinese Orchestra, etc. his works include Concerto "Qin Shi" and "Yue Shi" There are more than 100 pieces of music, such as "soul", solo and traditional music "missing", "love of the Pearl River", "birds in the forest", "two voices hate".

expertise

Yu Qiwei is good at playing Gaohu Guangdong music "spring to the field", "birds in the forest", "double star hate", "love of the Pearl River", "two springs reflecting the moon" and "hometown scene", "missing", "long cherished wish". He recorded more than 30 kinds of laser records and cassettes, and often recorded for radio stations and movies. Yu Qiwei is also the author of music review monograph Yue Yue Yi Jing.