Zeng Chengwei

Organized by 夜夜 on 2022-04-22
Introduction to Zeng Chengwei(guqin)Master performer

Zeng Chengwei, born in 1958, is a native of Chengdu, Sichuan Province. Guqin player and qin player. He is currently a professor of the Folk Music Department of the Sichuan Conservatory of Music, the vice president of the Chinese Qin Society, the executive director of the Musical Instrument Reform and Production Professional Committee of the Chinese National Orchestra Society, a member of the China Music Society, the president of the Chengdu Jinjiang Qin Society, and the director of the Zeng Chengwei Guqin Art Institute. . It has been rated as the "Representative Inheritor of Sichuan Style Guqin" by Sichuan, Chengdu, and provincial and municipal levels of intangible cultural heritage.

With more than 40 years of guqin career, Zeng Chengwei has not only inherited the traditional characteristics of Shu style guqin art, but also formed his own playing style. The style of the piano is steady and unrestrained, but not flashy. Not only the literati's dignified and elegant, not small charm, but also the musician's precise technique, rigorous interpretation of the skills. His performances are both divine and form, and are appreciated by both the refined and the popular. His representative repertoires include: "Flowing Water", "Peilan", "Autumn Water", "Confucius Reading Books", "Meeting God in a Lonely Pavilion" and so on. In recent years, he has held more than ten solo recitals in concert halls in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Chengdu and other places, and has been invited to perform and give lectures abroad many times. In 2011, he established Zeng Chengwei Guqin Studio (Zeng Chengwei Guqin Art Institute) and Yu Shaoze Memorial Hall in his own name, as the bases for the history of qin learning and qin research [4], and the institution conducts the dissemination, inheritance and teaching of guqin in society.

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