Yang Shuguang

Yang Shuguang

Yang Shuguang, soprano, Tujia Nationality in Xiangxi, Hunan Province, is a professor and master's supervisor of the Department of vocal music, China Conservatory of music. In 1994, he was awarded as the outstanding young backbone teacher in Beijing's colleges and universities. He has won many awards in national and international vocal music competitions. He is an expert judge of the second national minority performance in 2001, a judge of the final and the second national minority art peacock award competition in 2001, and a judge of the 2003 Chinese singer Golden Horn award, a favorite song of the national audience.

Artistic achievements

Over the past 20 years, she has recorded nearly 100 golden folk songs for China record company, and sang theme songs for more than 10 films and TV dramas. Among them, the film "soul girl", which she sang theme songs with, won the "Golden Bear Award" of Berlin International Film Festival in 1993. He has visited Korea, Mauritius, Seychelles, reunion, Singapore, Malaysia and other countries and regions with the Chinese artists' Art Troupe, and has been highly praised everywhere. As a writer and educator of ethnic minorities, Yang Shuguang's singing and teaching focuses on how to combine foreign advanced singing techniques with China's local music culture, especially the singing style of ethnic minorities, which has been her singing and research topic. Due to her good artistic cultivation and skilled singing skills, she has published dozens of articles in the national core journals This paper is a vocal music thesis, which is known as a rare compound art talent in the field of vocal music education in China.

Publishing books

Yang Shuguang's research and teaching songs of Chinese and Western singing styles.