Li Zhen

Li Zhen

Li Zhen, male, was born in Hequ County, Shanxi Province in 1944. When he was young, he moved to Inner Mongolia with his family and enjoyed special allowance from the State Council. He is now a national first-class actor, vice chairman of China bamboo flute professional committee, member of China Musicians Association, executive director of China National Orchestra Society, member of China National Musicians Association and National Orchestra Research Association of China Music Association Director. Mr. Li Zhen is currently a member of the Inner Mongolia CPPCC, member of the Federation of literary and art circles, executive director of the Music Association, director of Inner Mongolia International Cultural Exchange Center, director of Inner Mongolia Overseas Friendship Association, etc.

Personal life

Liu Xinghan and Huang Shangyuan studied flute art and graduated from Inner Mongolia Art School in 1965. Because he has accumulated a deep foundation of folk music, his flute rhyme has a strong Mongolian music characteristics and singing art style. At the same time, he inherits the new style flute charm of Mr. Liu Sen, the master of new style flute art, and is unique in the flute world. In addition, he studies hard and has a wide range of talent, so his performance skills have already reached the realm of perfection. Over the years, he has repeatedly visited Japan, the United States, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and other places, and his successful performances have been highly appreciated and warmly welcomed. In 1994, his flute music "Zou Xikou" was selected as the designated repertoire for the preliminary and final of the third Taipei National Music Competition. I was also invited to attend as a judge and give a demonstration performance. Through his special concerts, such as Qi baoligao, a Mongolian horse head zither master, performed in Beijing Concert Hall in October 1987, held his solo concert in Hong Kong City Hall in September 1996, and performed in Taipei National Concert Hall in May 1997, his unique flute art was fully displayed, and won high praise in the music world In the special charm of the new style flute rhyme full of prairie style.

Main works

After decades of artistic training and performance practice, Mr. Li Zhen has created many well-known excellent music, such as flute performance "spring in Ordos", "under the big green mountain", "hot bonfire" and "missing the grassland". Flute suite "grassland Lyric", Flute Concerto "go west". In addition to winning many awards in Inner Mongolia and China's national music competitions, his works have been listed as teaching materials for many art colleges or groups in China. His warm invitation to give lectures in person has never stopped.

Mr. Li Zhen not only made great achievements in flute performance and repertoire creation, but also spared no effort in the research and improvement of musical instruments. As early as 1976, he successfully tried and promoted to play Mongolian music with Yunnan Hani musical instrument "Bawu"; in the early 1980s, he developed a fingering method of extending seven tones (pure five degrees) from the traditional six tone Kongzhu flute to the super high tone, so that the usable range can reach three octaves (the fingering method can be seen in the second issue of Chinese music, 1987, 48 pages); after four years, he studied it in 1991 In addition to retaining the traditional timbre of bamboo flutes, the flutes are strong and sound quality is good. On the contrary, they are sensitive and have excellent intonation accuracy. They have successfully solved the problem of cracking in today's flute industry and won high praise among peers. They also won the first prize and the second prize of Inner Mongolia Cultural and technological progress in 1991 China's national patent. Li Zhen is a good teacher of flute art. He has cultivated many young people, among them, he has become one of the most outstanding talents in the music industry, or he has been rated as a rookie with unlimited potential. His efforts and achievements in the transmission of Chinese music can not be ignored.

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