Li Tingsong was originally from Suzhou, Jiangsu. In his youth, he loved folk music. He studied from the famous Pipa master Wang Yuting, and was highly valued by his teacher.
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In fact, Qin Chu, whose name is Chu Tong, is an up master in the music area of station B. He currently has 45,000 fans. His videos mainly focus on guqin performances. In fact, Qin Chu's signature signature is: I hope that more people will know about the art of guqin, and even fall in love with it deeply.
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Guo Yazhi, a famous wind musician, graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music and studied under Chen Jiaqi, Hu Haiquan, Ren Tongxiang, Wang Gaolin, Liu Bingchen, Song Lichun, Hu Zhihou, Yin Erwen and other famous suona and pipe teachers.
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Wu Jinglue, a famous guqin player in modern times. Its performance characteristics are: beautiful and elegant, flexible and changeable. It has both melodious lyricism and wonderful twists and turns. The style is novel and fascinating. His guqin artistic attainments are profound, and in the field of guqin, he is known as "Yushan Wu School" and "a generation master of the qin altar".
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Guan Pinghu (1897-1967), named Ping, styled Ji’an, Zhongkang, and No. Pinghu. He calls himself a layman. His ancestral home is Suzhou, Jiangsu. The son of Guan Nianci, a famous painter in the Qing Dynasty.
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Chen Jiaqi is from Nanchong City, Sichuan Province. Professor of the Central Conservatory of Music, member of the Communist Party of China. Suona player, member of Chinese Musicians Association. He loved music and literature since he was a child, and learned instruments such as violin, erhu, flute, and sanxian in his early days.
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Fan Guozhong, male, born in Xiong County, Hebei Province, is a suona player and educator. Professor, master tutor. Member of the Chinese Music Association, graduated from the Folk Music Department of Tianjin Conservatory of Music in 1962.
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Zhang Zuyu was born in Kunming, Yunnan. In elementary school, influenced by the old artists of Kunming's "Chinese Music Society", he learned bamboo flute and often participated in local Chinese music performances.
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Miss Qian Mi is an up-master in the music area of station B. She currently has 22,000 followers. Her videos mainly focus on pipa performances.
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Wu Yuxia, born in Shanghai in October 1959, is a famous pipa player, a national first-class actor, an expert who enjoys special allowances issued by the State Council, and a national March 8 red-banner.
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