Wei Yuru
Organized by 岚玖 on 2022-04-13
Wei Yuru was born on May 26, 1960. He is currently a solo performer of the Central Chinese Orchestra and a national first-class performer. In 1989, he won the Gold Medal, the highest honor in performing at the 13th World Youth Festival. In 1995, he won the second prize of China Musical Instrument International Competition. He has performed in North Korea, Singapore, Canada, Japan and other countries.
Wei Yuru began to learn Pipa at the age of ten, and was a soloist at the Beijing Children's Palace. In 1981, he was admitted to the Central Chinese Orchestra. He devoted himself to the study of Zhongruan's performance, and mastered the difficult skills of Zhongruan's performance.
Over the years, he has produced a large number of audio-visual programs for radio and television stations, and recorded Zhongruan's solo for many record companies, and published the concerto album "Yunnan Memories".
He has won wide acclaim in artistic activities at home and abroad, and is now a relatively influential young performer at home and abroad. He also serves as the technical consultant of Beijing National Musical Instrument Factory and Guangzhou Qinxian Factory.
The woman who is also a wife and mother said affectionately: "Whenever I pick up a musical instrument, sit under the mercury lamp and devote myself to artistic creation, all my troubles are forgotten. I would like to dedicate myself to the prosperity of national music. a bouquet of fragrance".
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