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Jin Yan (1969-2013), female, Chinese-Australian, was born in a musical family in March 1969. She has been influenced by music since she was a child, she loves music and has a high musical talent. He began to learn cello with his father Jin Zhongping (professor of violin) at the age of 6 and was admitted to the Primary School of the Central Conservatory of Music (the only cello student enrolled in the country) with excellent grades at the age of 9, under the guidance of Professor Chen Yuan. He was admitted to the Middle School of the Central Conservatory of Music in 1980; in 1986, he was admitted to the undergraduate orchestra of the Central Conservatory of Music with a first-class outstanding degree. He studied under Professor Huang Yuanli and Professor Wang Xiang. Performed in collaboration with internationally renowned conductors; graduated with a degree in cello from the Central Conservatory of Music in 1990, and obtained a full scholarship to study for a master's degree at the University of Melbourne, Australia. position. During this period, he has performed with the Melbourne Youth Symphony Orchestra, including Elga, Saint-Sang, and Beethoven's piano trio, and was invited to the Melbourne Art Festival twice in 1991 and 1992. Perform "Rococo Theme Variations" and "Elga" Cello Concerto

Jin Yan

(Cello teacher, School of Music, Guangdong Zhaoqing University)

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Jin Yan (1969-2013), female, Chinese-Australian, was born in a musical family in March 1969. She has been influenced by music since she was a child, she loves music and has a high musical talent. He began to learn cello with his father Jin Zhongping (professor of violin) at the age of 6 and was admitted to the Primary School of the Central Conservatory of Music (the only cello student enrolled in the country) with excellent grades at the age of 9, under the guidance of Professor Chen Yuan. He was admitted to the Middle School of the Central Conservatory of Music in 1980; in 1986, he was admitted to the undergraduate orchestra of the Central Conservatory of Music with a first-class outstanding degree. He studied under Professor Huang Yuanli and Professor Wang Xiang, and visited 9 European countries twice with the China Youth Symphony Orchestra. Performed in collaboration with internationally renowned conductors; graduated with a degree in cello from the Central Conservatory of Music in 1990 and received a full scholarship to study for a master's degree at the University of Melbourne, Australia. He studied under the Nelson Cooke, former chief of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, and served as an assistant teacher. position. During this period, he has performed with the Melbourne Youth Symphony Orchestra, including Elga, Saint-Sang, and Beethoven's piano trio, and was invited to the Melbourne Art Festival twice in 1991 and 1992. Perform "Rococo Theme Variations" and "Elga" Cello Concerto

Chinese name

Jin Yan

Country of Citizenship

China

date of birth

March 1969

Occupation

Cello teacher

graduated school

Central Conservatory of Music

In 1991, at the invitation of the famous Japanese conductor H. Lwaki, he performed the "Beethoven" trio concerto with the Victorian Orchestra and performed it on television.

In 1993, he received a scholarship from the University of Melbourne to study in Croatia in Yugoslavia. He studied under Professor Valter Despalj (a world-renowned cello master) and held two solo solo concerts in Yugoslavia with different repertoires.

In 1985, he won the second prize in the Junior Group of China Youth Cello Competition;

In 1988, he won the special prize of Beijing International Cello Competition;

1991 First Prize for Best Orchestral Performance in Melbourne, Australia; First Prize for Astra International Music Festival Competition;

Won the highest prize in the Gwen Prockter Cello Competition in 1992;

He won the first prize in the Australian String Quartet Competition in 1992.

He died of illness in Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province in 2013 at the age of 44. ^[1]

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