Huang Mingkang

Organized by 尼禄 on 2022-04-22
Introduction to Huang Mingkang(guqin)Master performer

Huang Mingkang, born on April 20, 1963, is a native of Chengdu, Sichuan Province. Guqin performer, is currently the president of Dongpo Poetry Society, director of Guqin Professional Committee of China National Orchestra Society, honorary consultant of China Health Care Society, executive director of Chengdu Sichuan Guqin Society, and deputy director of Chengdu Yubo Sun Shu School Guqin Research Institute.

At the age of 17, Huang Mingkang studied vocal music from a famous teacher and won many awards. A few years later, he learned Guqin from the famous Shu School Guqin master Yu Bosun.

In 2004, he played and sang the piano song "Spring Night Joyful Rain" (Du Fu's poem) and Li Qingzhao's poem "Fisherman's Pride, Remembering Dreams" at the Bronze Exchange Meeting of the Guqin Competition Adult Group held by the Chinese National Orchestra Society and the Chinese Qin Association, and won the honor of participating Guqin masters. their praise. He has published several papers on guqin and qin songs in national first-class music magazines, which have been recognized by music peers.

In July 2006, he held a lecture on "Qin Song Searching" in Beijing and played and sang many qin songs such as "The Great River Goes East", "Mid-Autumn Festival", "Spring Night Joyful Rain", and participated in the Guqin concert held in Beijing to celebrate China's first "Cultural Heritage Day" Playing and singing "Fisherman's Pride · Remembering Dreams", the guests applauded and praised.

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