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(The repertoire is subject to the current day)

TimeJuly 23, 2022 (Saturday) 19:30

Location Qingdao Iceberg International Conference Center

Ticket Price580/480/380/280/180/80 yuan

Music is a one-dimensional language, and when connected with pictures, infinite meanings can be derived. The ancients said that the five tones are used as music, and the qin is the representation of these five tones.

Artist Zhao Xiaoxia constantly explores the depth of the qin and touches the forefront of the integration of Chinese culture with the times.

Through the understanding of the classic repertoire, according to the form of arrangement, it is divided into two halves. First return to traditional music, and then use a new way to interpret the past and become the present.

In cooperation with a number of artists, the confrontation of various timbres jointly presents a beautiful and profound music stage that spans ancient and modern times.

Lineup

Zhao Xiaoxia, famous guqin artist, master tutor of Guqin major at Central Conservatory of Music, visiting scholar of Royal Danish Academy of Music, visiting professor of Singapore Raffles Conservatory of Music, vice president of International Guqin Society, executive director of China Qin Association, deputy of Beijing Guqin Culture Research Association President, Dean of Zixia Qin Academy, Excellent BOB Instructor of Central Conservatory of Music, Excellent Instructor of “Wenhua Award” of Ministry of Culture, Judge of CCTV National Instrumental Music TV Competition, Inheritance and Innovation Pioneer Model, Honorary Citizen of Seine, France. At the age of 9, he learned the qin under the tutelage of Ms. Yu Qinqin, a famous qin master of the Sichuan School. Since 1995, he has been under the tutelage of Professor Li Xiangting, a famous guqin master. In 2014, he was invited to play the guqin at the APEC summit, which was highly praised. Performed Guqin performances for guests from all over the world at the 2016 UNESCO Award Ceremony. At the 2016 G20 Beijing Summit, he led the "Zixia Ya Orchestra" to play Guqin, which attracted widespread attention. At the Qingdao SCO Summit in 2018, she played the ancient song "Three Lanes of Plum Blossoms", which welcomed guests from all over the world at the opening ceremony of the light and firework art performance. At the opening ceremony of the Beijing Expo 2019, her guqin performance made a stunning appearance, showing the unique charm of oriental culture. At the opening ceremony of the 2019 Basketball World Cup, she performed "Invincible to All", which interprets the oriental philosophy of symbiosis and co-prosperity, and was highly praised. As a soloist, he has visited dozens of countries and regions, and twice performed Guqin in the hall of the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France. He has been invited to collaborate with well-known orchestras at home and abroad such as the New Zealand National Symphony Orchestra, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, the Netherlands Symphony Orchestra, the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, and the China National Symphony Orchestra. Since 2011, he has participated in the world tour of famous composer Tan Dun's "Martial Arts Trilogy" and other works. Her works are not only based on tradition, but also a guqin artist who has performed the most guqin concertos, modern chamber music, and avant-garde cross-border art at home and abroad. In 2018, her multimedia music installation art project [Wan Who?] in collaboration with visual artist Asbo and American producer Soulspeak appeared on the official homepage of SXSW, the world's largest music technology art festival. Recorded and published more than ten albums including "Guqin", and won the Golden Melody Award for Best Folk Music Album. He edited the tutorials "Easy Learning of Chinese Music - Guqin" (bilingual), "Twelve Lessons for Quick Introduction to Guqin", etc., and published the academic paper "Guqin Sanshu Preliminary Examination". He has directed and composed the guqin for dozens of film and television dramas such as the movie "Confucius". Zhao Xiaoxia's outstanding achievements and good reputation in the world music hall are known as the master of Chinese guqin art connecting the East and the West!

Liang Yan, president of Zixia Qinyuan Qingdao Branch, director of the International Guqin Society. Started learning Guqin in 2013, and successively studied with Li Qinglin and Bai Xue. In 2019, he studied Guqin with Guqin artist Zhao Xiaoxia. He has successively obtained the Guqin Teacher Post Ability Training Certificate and the "Yangyin" National Music Teacher Seed Talent Training Program Completion Certificate. Participated in the 2019 "Zixia Qinyuan" New Year's Concert and other artistic activities. As the dean of "Zixia Qin Academy Qingdao Branch", with a rigorous teaching concept and a friendly and responsible teaching attitude, he has provided a learning platform for the majority of Guqin enthusiasts.

Li Dawei, young conductor and pianist. He is currently the permanent conductor of the Opera Troupe of China National Opera and Dance Theater. He used to be the piano art director of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, the art director of the Xiamen BRICS Conference Theatrical Performance and Music Festival, and the music director of the Galaxy Youth Art Troupe of China Central Radio and Television. Important performances as a conductor include: a special concert at the opening ceremony of the 14th China Chorus Festival, conducting the modern lyrical opera "Lin Huiyin" at the Esplanade in Singapore, and conducting the original opera "Liu Sanjie" at the Sydney Opera House in Australia. He has cooperated with masters such as Zubin Mehta, Mazel, Zheng Mingxun and participated in the rehearsal of 50 Chinese and foreign operas including La Traviata and Othello. As a pianist, he has held thousands of concerts in cooperation with Chinese and foreign artists.

Liu Jia, young flute and flute performer, director of the Music Department of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, conductor of the Chinese Orchestra of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, director of the Bamboo Flute Committee of the Chinese Musicians Association, vice president of the Qingdao Ethnic Orchestra Society, and permanent conductor of the Qingdao Qunxing Philharmonic Orchestra and art director. Both undergraduates and masters graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music, and won the first prize for two consecutive years in the instrumental music competition held by the Shandong Provincial Department of Education and the Department of Culture. Since 2006, he has held more than ten flute concertos and solo concerts, as well as six Liu Jia flute series concerts. He has cooperated with Qingdao Symphony Orchestra, Qingdao Song and Dance Theatre Chinese Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, Qingdao Concert Hall Symphony Orchestra for many times as the dizi part, solo and concerto; led the Qingdao University of Science and Technology Chinese Orchestra to visit the United States, South Korea and other countries for academic exchange activities.

Yue Han is a teacher at the Art Center of UESTC, and an instructor of the UESTC Student Symphony Orchestra. Under the tutelage of famous clarinetists Professor Tao Chunxiao and Professor Wang Tao, he is a master student of the Central Conservatory of Music. He has served as the Principal Clarinet of the China Youth Symphony Orchestra, the Principal Clarinet of the Band School of the Central Conservatory of Music, and the Principal Clarinet of the Philharmonic Light Music Ensemble. He has participated in clarinet master classes such as Ricardo Morales, David Shifrin, Robert Spring, etc., and has been recognized and praised by the masters. He has performed overseas many times, and cooperated with the famous composer Qu Xiaosong to participate in the clarinet part of the opera "Life is Like Strings".

Li Jinna, Guqin performer, professional lecturer of Zixia Qin Academy. Under the tutelage of famous guqin performer Professor Li Xiangting, a master student of the Central Conservatory of Music, a teacher of the School of Continuing Education of the Central Conservatory of Music, and a director of the Guqin Professional Committee of the Chinese National Orchestra Association. Participated in important performances including: the large-scale public welfare series "Qingming-Tao Ran Poetry Meeting" held by the Beijing Xicheng Cultural Center, the performance of the Xicheng Cultural Center·Celebrating the National Day Cultural Theater concert, etc. He has also served as the guqin soundtrack for many times: the online game Tianlong Babu Guqin soundtrack, the large-scale musical "Cao Xueqin" Guqin soundtrack, Xu Song's new song "A Side of Wonder" Guqin recording, etc. In addition, in October 2013, the "Qingjiao Li Jinna Guqin Solo Concert" was successfully held.

Wu Xuemeng, a master student of the Central Conservatory of Music, a teacher of the School of Continuing Education of the Central Conservatory of Music, and a senior lecturer of the Zixia Qin Academy. In 2003, he was enlightened by Mr. Yang Qing, a guqin player; later, he was admitted to the High School Affiliated to China Conservatory of Music and studied under Mr. Chen Leiji; in 2015, he studied at the Central Conservatory of Music, under the tutelage of associate professor Zhao Xiaoxia, a guqin player, and was admitted to the second major in composition. Under the tutelage of Associate Professor Yao Chen and Dr. Tian Tian. He has participated in many guqin competitions and won awards: in 2016, he won the gold medal in the plucking category of the AACE New York International Music Competition, and in 2017, he won the 6th National Youth Musical Instrument Education and Teaching Achievement Exhibition of the Ministry of Culture (Original Chinese Award) for the solo youth A. Group top prize, etc. Participated in the recording of demonstration videos of books such as "Easy Learning of Chinese Music: Guqin" published by the Central Conservatory of Music.

Cao Kaizhong, majoring in ethnic percussion at the Central Conservatory of Music, successively studied under Zhao Ruicheng, Wang Man, Gao Yue, Wang Jianhua, and Wei Ran. The first "Top Innovative Talent of the Central Conservatory of Music" (BOB) in national percussion music; winner of the "Wenhua Award" of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism (solo and group); recommended to graduate students of the Central Conservatory of Music in 2022.