Yao Bingyan (1921-1983) Guqin player, born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Yao Bingyan once taught himself Erhu and Sanxian. In 1944, he sent the famous guqin master Xu Yuanbai to Zhejiang to learn the qin.
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Mr. Xie Xiaoping, born in 1920 and died in 1998, a native of Mei'an County, Jiangsu Province, is a modern piano player. Mr. Xie graduated from Soochow University with a degree in law, majored in international politics, and has been engaged in diplomatic work since 1947.
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Wei Zhongle loved folk music since childhood and taught himself flute, Xiao, Erhu and other musical instruments. He successively studied Guqin, Se, Pipa and Violin under the guidance of Zheng Kunwen, Liu Yaozhang and Wang Yuting.
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Cheng Wujia is a pipa player. Born in Fengxian, Shanghai in 1902. He studied Jiangnan Sizhu with his father since he was a child. In middle school, he learned all the repertoires of the Chongming school pipa "Yingzhou Ancient Tunes", and learned Guqin from Wang Yanqing in Zhucheng, Shandong.
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Liu Shaochun (1901-1971), named Shao, styled Shaochun, and numbered Deyi. my country's modern guqin master, the tenth generation successor of the Guangling qin school, and the master of the modern Guangling qin school.
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Le Ying received strict education in traditional culture since childhood. When she was eight or nine years old, her father invited Jia Kuofeng, a student of Huang Mianzhi, a famous qin master in Beijing, to teach the piano at home.
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His father, Xu Yueqiu, was a famous pipa player and was also good at guqin. Xu Yuanbai and his younger brother Wenjing were influenced by him since childhood and both love literature, art and music.
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Zhang Dianying is a national first-class composer, former vice president and secretary general of the Chinese National Orchestra Society, and former artistic director of the China Film Orchestra.
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Wu Ti, young performer, performer of traditional Chinese music. In 2016, he became one of the founders of Ya Yue Fu. Representative works: "Yangguan Road", "Dust", "Moonlight Night Breeze", "One Thousand Years", "Remembering Jiangnan", "Homeland", "Searching for Plums", etc.
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Ma Shenglong (1934.1.6～2003.9.20) was from Shanghai. The first-level permanent conductor and folk musician of the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra. An older generation of folk musicians who combine playing, composing and conducting.
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