Yu bosun

Yu bosun

Yu bosun (1922-2013.04.17), male, born in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, is a Guqin player and a representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage project of Shu Guqin. At the same time, he is good at dulcimer, erhu, flute, Xiao and other musical instruments. At the age of 12, he entered the "Oriental drama school" to study traditional Chinese opera. At the age of 14, he began to study Guqin. When he was middle-aged, he visited many haineiqin players, such as Cha Fuxi, Wu JINGLUE, Pu xuezhai, etc. In 1948, he was on stage with Qi Baishi, a master of traditional Chinese painting in Chongqing. In 1983, he began to write the first Qin song "Emei Mountain Moon Song". In 1985, Dongpo Shiqin society was founded to cultivate the successors of Sichuan Guqin school. In 2006, Yu bosun Shu School Guqin Research Institute was established in Chengdu. In the same year, Yu bosun was awarded the "lifelong achievement award of Chinese folk music" by the Chinese National Orchestra Society. In 2006, Yu bosun was awarded the "lifelong contribution award of Chinese folk music art" by the Chinese National Orchestra Society. At 20:40 on April 17, 2013, Comrade Yu bosun died in Chengdu, China, at the age of 92.

brief introduction

Yu bosun, born in Chengdu, Sichuan in 1922, is a contemporary zither player. He died at 20:40 on April 17, 2013 at the age of 92.

On April 17, 2013, Yu bosun, a 92 year old Guqin master of Shu School, died at his home in Chengdu. On April 18, 2013, his 50 year old wife, Huang Mingkang (also known as Yu Yan), revealed that Yu bosun did not die of illness and left no last words. "He once asked me to write more than ten pieces of ancient music every year, and I will continue to teach Guqin in the future."

Personal resume

Yu bosun entered the "Oriental drama school" at the age of 12 to study opera. At the age of 14, he began to study Guqin under the guidance of Chen Yunru and long Qinfang. When he was middle-aged, he visited haineiqin artists such as Cha Fuxi, Wu JINGLUE and Pu xuezhai to enrich his artistic life.

From 1942 to 1945, he and his father, Yu Zidan, a national painter and educator, jointly founded the "Gufeng national music club" and wrote and performed the three string solo "Yuefei vs. Zhuxian Town", which greatly stimulated the patriotic passion of the people to expel the Japanese aggressors. He not only plays the piano, but also is good at dulcimer, erhu, flute, Xiao and other musical instruments. After the victory of the Anti Japanese War, he took part in the activity of "Datong national music club" in Chongqing and performed with Peng Xiuwen, Yang Jingming and other musicians.

In 1948, he was on stage with Qi Baishi, a master of traditional Chinese painting in Chongqing. In 1983, he began to create his first piano song "the Moon Song of Mount Emei", which was specially produced and released by China singing Chengdu company. It is called "the Moon Song of Mount Emei", which was sung by Wang Shuyi, a disciple of Teacher Yu.

In 1985, he founded the Dongpo Shiqin society, which is dedicated to training the successors of Sichuan Guqin school. In 2006, Yu bosun shupai Guqin Research Institute of Chengdu was established to study Guqin better.

Main works

Yu bosun is good at playing Mozi Beisi, Peilan, Gaoshan and Liushui. His style is vigorous, vigorous, sonorous, steady and simple. He was engaged in digging and composing scores, and composed dozens of ancient poems such as Shu Dao Nan.

Yu bosun's Guqin performance album "Qin Yun in Shu (2): Yu bosun" has been handed down to the world. It contains 20 guqin songs, including Mozi's sad silk, Confucius's reading of the book of changes, Narcissus gymnastics, Changqing, shishangliuquan, drunk fishing singing at night, wild geese in Pingsha, Wuye dancing autumn wind, GuanShanYue, flowing water, Qiujiang's Night Mooring, listening to cuckoo in spring mountain, Gaoshan 》He Nai, Maoyi, Peilan, Shuiyun in Xiaoxiang, reminiscence of old friends, Q & A of fishermen and woodcutters, and Sandie in Yangguan.

personal honor

In 2006, Yu bosun was awarded the "lifelong achievement award of Chinese folk music" by the Chinese national orchestral society. Yu bosun is an outstanding successor of Sichuan Guqin.

In 2006, Yu bosun was awarded the "lifelong contribution award of Chinese folk music art" by the Chinese National Orchestra Society. Yu bosun became the first Guqin player to win the prize in Chinese folk music.

In 2010, Sichuan Province and Chengdu Cultural Bureau named Mr. Yu bosun as the representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage project Shu Guqin. At the same time, Chengdu Dongpo Shiqin society and Chengdu yubosun shupai Guqin Research Institute have been awarded as Chengdu intangible cultural heritage "shupai Guqin" inheritance Institute.