He Chaobo was born in a Sichuan opera family. His father was a piano player and his mother was a Sichuan opera actress. Famous Huqin performer, chief of Chengdu Ethnic Orchestra, national first-class actor.
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Wang Yijing, young Huqin player, teacher of the Department of Folk Music of Xinghai Conservatory of Music, member of Erhu Professional Committee of Chinese Musicians Association, graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music Erhu master degree.
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Shan Danfeng, a native of Gongzhuling City, Jilin Province, China, a young huqin performer, a young film and television actor, a member of the Erhu Society of the Chinese Musicians Association, a master of banhu art from the Central Conservatory of Music, and a professional teacher of erhu and banhu in the Art College of Yantai University.
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Wang Shaoqing, a Peking Opera pianist. A native of Yancheng, Jiangsu, he was born into a family of pear orchards. His father Wang Fengqing is a descendant of Wang Guifen, his uncle Wang Yaoqing is a master of Tsing Yi, and his younger brother Wang Youqing is also a famous Peking opera actress.
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Shen Cheng is a famous huqin player. In 1988, he entered the China Conservatory of Music as a graduate student under the tutelage of Professor Liu Mingyuan. He studied Gaohu and Jinghu with the famous Guangdong musician Gan Shangshi and Jinghu performer Zhang Suying, and studied Chinese instrumental composition techniques with Professor Huang Xiaofei. Graduated in 1990 and became China's first Banhu professional master.
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Su Min, the first female banhu player in China, a famous huqin player, studied under the master of huqin performance Liu Mingyuan, a national first-class performer, and a performer of the Beijing Chinese Orchestra.
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Huang Anyuan, born in Chongqing in November 1945, is a Chinese huqin player and graduated from the China Conservatory of Music.
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Huqin master, breaking through and innovating the superb Huqin playing techniques that predecessors could not achieve ① He pioneered the Huqin two-tone melody playing method, which made up for the blank history that the Huqin could not play two-tone harmony. ② Expanding the position to more than four octaves solves the problem of the vocal range of difficult songs. ③ Create a fast push-pull lianton bow with strong granularity and a clear and bright high-position artificial overtone.
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Liu Chongzeng, a Chinese first-class huqin performer, was the former principal of the Beijing Central Folk Song and Dance Band. Under the tutelage of Professor Liu Mingyuan, he is proficient in more than ten kinds of huqin musical instruments. Since the 1950s, he has been active in China's national music stage. He has traveled north and south, communicated and learned from countless folk artists, and visited 26 countries and regions successively in order to make friends with music.
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Liu Xiang, a famous huqin performer, a national first-class performer, director of the Chinese Musicians Association, director of the Chinese Huqin Association, is currently the head of the Xiyangyang Chamber Orchestra of the Central Chinese Orchestra and the deputy head of the Beijing Chaoyang Art Troupe Chinese Orchestra.
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