Guan Naizhong

Guan Naizhong

Guan Naizhong, a famous Chinese conductor and composer, was born in 1939. He graduated from the composing Department of the Central Conservatory of music.

brief introduction

Guan Naizhong, a famous Chinese conductor and composer, was born in 1939. He graduated from the composing Department of the Central Conservatory of music. He moved to Hong Kong in 1979 and became the second music director of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra from 1986 to 1990. He moved to Taiwan in 1990 and served as conductor of the Kaohsiung National Orchestra until 1994. He moved to Canada in early 1994.

personal works

Early works: Piano Concerto No.1 (1959), Symphony No.1 (1961) and other works after Hong Kong (1986-1990): at first, there were Chinese music "Honghu Capriccio" (1980), "xiyingchun" (1981), "Yunnan customs" (1982), "fengnianji" (1983), "Tianshan love song" (1984), the Third Piano Concerto "hero" and "orchestral" Zhu Zhiduo, a trip to Lhasa (1985), etc.; since March 1986, he has been the second director of Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra. His main works include: Hua Mulan Overture (1986), guqin and Orchestra Lisao, Baishi Taoist's Ci Suite (1987), first flute concerto, first Erhu Concerto (1988), and second symphony for Chinese Orchestra and organ 》The first percussion Concerto (1989), Cello Concerto "road" (1990), etc. During his term as conductor of national music in Kaohsiung, his works mainly include (1990-1994): Double thousand jin Banhu Concerto "mountain impression", Chinese music "Taiwan Customs" (1991), suona Concerto "Hua Mulan" (1992), chorus "love in Kaohsiung" (1994), etc. After immigrating to Canada in 1994, his works mainly include: Violin Concerto (1994), Symphony No.3 (China music, 1995), China music full piece "Putian music" and "Cello Concerto No.2 (1997), etc. In 2006, he was employed by China Conservatory of music as conductor of China National Orchestra of China Conservatory of music.