Wu Na

Organized by 风月呢喃 on 2022-05-16
Introduction to Wu Na(guqin)Master performer,music educator

Wu Na (Wu Na, born in 1979), born in Chongqing, started learning Guqin at the age of 9. In 1991, he was admitted to the middle school attached to the Central Conservatory of Music, majoring in guqin, under the tutelage of guqin performer Ms. Zhao Jiazhen. In 2004, he graduated from the postgraduate department of the Central Conservatory of Music, under the tutelage of Mr. Li Xiangting, a famous guqin performer and educator, and became the first graduate student of the Central Conservatory of Music majoring in guqin performance. In 2015, he entered the School of Music of Capital Normal University as a teacher of Guqin. Created the first Guqin online education platform in China - Man Xuetang.

She is an active crossover performer, constantly collaborating with music artists in the fields of jazz, rock, and experimentation. At the same time, he also played ancient tunes according to his own understanding and explored the meaning of guqin improvisation in contemporary life. Year round performances in Asia, Europe, the United States and other countries. In March 2008, he was awarded the "Asian Cultural Council-Asian Cultural Council" foundation scholarship in the United States and went to New York, the United States as a five-month visiting scholar to investigate and study the situation of Western contemporary art and music. In 2010, the series "Guqin Theater - Wu Na's Selected Works" was launched, inviting artists and musicians from all over the world to have a dialogue with Guqin.

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