Yang Wei
Organized by 一杯清酒 on 2022-04-06
Yang Wei has been learning the national musical instrument since he was a child, and has specialized in the pipa since he was thirteen years old. He has successively studied with famous teachers such as Chen Hongren, Bi Zhiguang, Xie Jiaguo, Lin Shicheng, Tang Liangxing, Sun Yude, Ma Shenglong, Qin Pengzhang, Gong Wanli, Ye Xuran, Liu Dehai, etc.
Yang Wei has won the Excellence Award and Performance Award in the Pipa Competition for many times. For example, in 1980, he won the third prize in the "Shanghai Spring" National Pipa Competition; in 1982, he won the Outstanding Performance Award in the "National National Instrumental Music Solo Exhibition"; in 1985, he won the "Shanghai Young Actors (Opera, Instrumental Music) Concert" In 1989, he won the first prize of the Pipa Youth Professional Group in the "ART Cup Chinese Musical Instrument International Competition". In October 1990 and November 1992, he held solo concerts in Shanghai and Taipei respectively, which were well received.
Yang Wei has visited France, Belgium, Singapore and other countries and regions successively, and has been highly praised at home and abroad.
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