How Do I Become a Film Composer?

The term composer is internationally (English) composer, translated as composer: This is an artistic title. Its concept of international consensus and the concept of traditional western music history is to write symphony, opera, chamber music, etc. The author of a professional work. The writer who only writes the song is called songwriter in international (English), and the songwriter in Chinese is the writer who can write piano accompaniment like Foster in the United States. For composer composers, the number of symphony works, chamber music works and opera works is determined by the international level.

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Composer Hua Yanjun

(Abing)

Hua Yanjun (blind man Abing, 1893-1950) is a folk musician. The name is A Bing, a native of Dongting, Wuxi, Jiangsu, and the son of the local Taoist priest Hua Qinghe. Huaqing He Xuehai is good at playing various folk musical instruments, especially in pipa.

Hua Yanjun has been learning music from his father since childhood. He lost his mother at the age of four, suffered from eye disease at the age of 21, and was blind at the age of 35.

In Wuxi, I live by selling, singing and playing various musical instruments along the street to taste the sufferings of the world. A Bing's instrumental performance was welcomed by the masses, and his superior skills were favored by the local Taoist music community as early as 18 years old.

Hua Yanjun

He has studied a wide range of folk music extensively, is able to transcend narrow teaching and imitation, and composes and plays various instrumental music according to his feelings about real life.

representative work

Most of his works in life have not been passed on to the world for various reasons. Only the erhu songs "Erquan Reflecting the Moon", "Listening to the Pine", and "Cold Spring Wind"; the pipa songs "The Big Wave Washes the Sand", "The Emperor Zhao Jun", "Dragon Boat", etc. have been preserved, and have become treasures in the Chinese folk music hall ^[4] .

In 1950, the six pieces of music he played were recorded, and the records were compiled by the National Institute of Music of the Central Conservatory of Music into "A Bingqu Collection" (published by the Music Press in 1956).

Composer Liu Tianhua

Liu Tianhua

Tianhua Liu, (1895-1932) China's famous composer, national musical instrument player, and music educator. Born in Jiangyin County, Jiangsu Province. Born in the intellectual family, he is the younger brother of writer Liu Bannong. He entered Changzhou Middle School in 1909 and began to learn western wind instruments.

In 1911, he dropped out of school due to the suspension of the school and joined the "Anti-Manchu Youth League" military band. In 1912 he went to Shanghai to participate in the "Kaiming Opera Club" band.

He returned to his hometown in 1914 and taught music in middle schools in Jiangyin and Changzhou. During this period, he studied erhu and pipa with Jiangnan folk musicians Zhou Shaomei and Shen Zhaozhou; he made a special trip to Henan to learn the piano; he learned a variety of folk musical instruments from monks, Taoists, and folk artists; he recorded folk music scores and began to create music.

In 1922 he was hired to Beijing to teach at the Peking University School of Music. In the fall of the same year, he also served as a teacher of music and physical education at the Beijing Women's Higher Normal School.

In 1926, he taught in the Department of Music of Beijing Art College and the Department of Music of Peking University Women's Arts and Science College until his death. During his teaching, he studied Sanxian opera, Kunqu opera, violin, harmony acoustics, theoretical composition, etc., based on extensive study of Chinese folk music and western music.

representative work

Created erhu solo songs "Singing in Disease", "Moon Night", "Sorrowful Depression", "Tragic Song", "Good Night", "Dwelling Yin", "Story of the Empty Mountain", "Bright Walk", "Single String Exercise "," Shade of Candle Shadow ", Pipa solo" Song and Dance Introduction "," Improvement Exercise "," Xu Xuan "and instrumental ensemble" New Variations of Water Order ".

In 1927, the "National Music Improvement Agency" was founded. In the same year, he edited and published "Music Magazine" and participated in the launch of "Aimele Club". He used Mei staff and staff rule to accurately record Mei Lanfang's aria ("Mei Lanfang Song Spectrum" 1930). Collected "The Music Scores of the Noisy Meeting in Anci County" and "The Musical Score of the Buddha". In total, forty-seven erhu etudes and eleven lutes have been written in his lifetime. Laid the foundation for the professional creation and performance of Erhu.

Composer Ren Guang

Ren Guang

Ren Guang (1900-1941) was born in Yixian County, Zhejiang Province. I have loved folk music since I was young, I can play the piano, play the trumpet, and play the organ. In 1919, he went to work and study in France and worked as a piano repairman while studying music. After returning to China in 1927, he participated in the left-wing drama group music group and songwriters association.

representative work

In 1934, he created the famous "Yu Guang Qu" (an episode of the film of the same name, starring and vocalist Zhou Xuan) and became famous.

Since then, he has also created movie episodes such as "Moonlight", "New Lotus", "Earth March" and some salvation songs, such as "Back to Home" (released before the signature), "Sorghum Red" and other famous songs. In addition, he has composed the music of the opera "Taierzhuang" ("Hong Boqu").

Since 1940, he has worked in the New Fourth Army Headquarters. Unfortunately, he died during the South Anhui Incident.

Song Xinghai

Ping Xinghai (1905-1945), a famous modern Chinese musician, originally from Panyu, Guangdong, born in Macau

Xinghai ^[2] A poor boatman's family ^[5] .

He entered the violin of Middle School Affiliated to Lingnan University in 1918, and in 1926 he studied in Peking University Music School and National Art College. He studied under the famous violinist Pani Obedovel and the famous composer Paul Duka.

In 1931 he was admitted to the Paris Conservatory to study in the composition class of Choura Cantorum.

representative work

During his stay in France, he authored more than ten works such as "Wind", "Yu Ziyin", "Violin Sonata in D Minor", and made progressive films "Aspiring Clouds", "Youth March", plays "Resurrection", "Thunderstorm" Wait to compose music. After the Anti-Japanese War began, he participated in the Shanghai Second Salvation Drama Team, and then went to Wuhan with Zhang Shu to carry out the salvation singing movement.

Between 1935 and 1938, he wrote "Songs to Salvation the Country", "I'm afraid not to resist", "Songs of the Guerrilla Army", "The Road Is Our Drive", "Broad Siberia", "Children of the Motherland", "To the Enemy" "Go Back", "On Taihang Mountain" and other types of vocal works.

He died of illness in Moscow in 1945. Here, he wrote symphony "National Liberation", "Sacred War", orchestral suite "Man Jiang Hong", orchestral "Chinese Rhapsody" and violin music "Guo Zhier-Bei Dai", etc., has collected nearly three of his works. Hundred pieces. In addition, he has written a large number of music papers such as "Nie Er-the creator of China's emerging music" and "On the national form of Chinese music", and has published 35 papers. For his great contribution to the development of revolutionary music in China, he won the glorious title of "People Musician".

Xinghai's four major choruses are "Production Movement Chorus", "Yellow River Chorus", "September 18th Chorus", "Sacrifice League Chorus", of which "The Yellow River Chorus" is the most famous, and one of his most important and influential representative works ^[5] .

Nieer

Nie Er, (1912-1935) Original name ^[6] , the word Ziyi, a purple art. The pen name has used Black Angel, Nomori, Huanyu, and Wang Daping. Born in Kunming, Yunnan Yuxi. Since childhood, he has loved folk music such as lanterns and Yunnan opera, and played a variety of folk instruments. During the Great Revolution, he participated in the Progressive Student Movement. He came to Shanghai at the age of eighteen and entered the "Moon Moon Song and Dance Troupe" the following year to learn composition from Li Jinhui. Dissatisfied with the troupe's policy, withdrew in 1932 and went

Nie Er Peiping and Li Yuanqing carried out revolutionary music activities. Later, he returned to Shanghai to join the Music Federation Music Group and initiated the China Emerging Music Research Society. He has also worked for Lianhua Pictures and EMI Records, and composed for left-wing progressive films, plays, and stage plays.

representative work

In 1933, he first tested the edge of his creation and created "Song of the Mining" and "Song of the Newspaper", which was refreshing. 1934 was his "Year of Music", "Road Song", "Pioneer", "Graduation Song", "New Women", "Dock Worker Song", "Going Forward", "Playing the Yangtze River" and other songs, and "Golden Snake" "Mad Dance" and "Cuihu Spring Dawn" and other ethnic instrumental music were completed this year.

In 1935, he wrote "Mei Niang Qu", "Songs of Sorrow", "Village Outside the Village", "Song of Self-Defense", "Song Girl under the Iron Hoof" and so on.

In 1935, Nie Er composed the song for the theme song "Volunteer Army March" of the film "Children of the Storm". The song passed through the Northeast Volunteer Generals standing on the front line of the Anti-Japanese War to the Chinese nation at the "most dangerous time". The flesh and blood have formed our new Great Wall, and the cry of "We are united in one's heart, advancing with the enemy's gunfire" shows awesome national dignity and demeanor. When the People's Republic of China was founded in 1949, the March of the Volunteers was positioned as the national anthem of the People's Republic of China. He has only been writing music for about two years, but he wrote 20 theme songs or episodes for eight films, three plays, and a stage play, plus fifteen other songs and folk instrumental arrangements based on folk music. Four ensembles and two harmonica tunes, forty-one musical works.

In addition, he published fifteen combat music essays such as "Li Jinhui's" Poems on Banana Leaves "", "A Brief Discussion on Chinese Songs and Dances", and three film scripts such as "Time Youth" (not published before his death).

He arrived in Japan in 1935 and was going to study in the Soviet Union via Europe. He was unfortunately drowned in the Suganuma Sea of Fujisawa while swimming. His works have distinct national characteristics and the spirit of the times. For the first time, he has shaped the glorious image of the Chinese proletariat in the song, and is the pioneer of the well-deserved revolutionary music in China.

Composer Wang Luobin

Wang Luobin (1913-1996) ^[7] , a famous spreader of western folk songs, is known as the king of modern Chinese songs. One of the most prestigious musicians of the 20th century. In July 1994, he was awarded the "Special Contribution Award for East-West Cultural Exchange" by UNESCO. Wang Luobin

Wang Luobin Born in Beijing in January 1913, his father was a painter, he played a variety of ethnic instruments, and loved singing Beijing opera and Kunqu opera. Under the influence of his family, Wang Luobin has loved music since he was a child, and has a good sense and memory of music.

In 1919, Wang Luobin went to elementary school to study at the time of the "New Culture Movement". As a result, Wang Luobin learned a lot of school songs and began to come into contact with some Western and Japanese tunes. In 1924, Wang Luobin entered a middle school run by a church in Luohe County, Tongxian County. In the choir, he was exposed to Western harmony and had a preliminary understanding of chords.

In 1931, Wang Luobin was admitted to the Art Department of Peiping Normal School. He studied vocal music and piano with Mrs. Holvalt, a Russian teacher, and began to receive systematic music education. After the "September 18th" Incident, Wang Luobin hoped to use music to arouse the patriotic enthusiasm of the people, so he wrote an episode "Slaves' Love" for Xiao Jun's "The Country in August", which is also Wang Luobin's debut work. .

representative work

His masterpieces include "In That Far Away", "Elevating Your Hijab", "Youth Dance", "Song Of The Coachman", "Where Camel Team Comes From", "Girls In Osaka", etc.

Lei Zhenbang

Lei Zhenbang

Lei Zhenbang (1916-1997) is a well-known film and music composer in China. He is a national-level composer. He was once a director of the Chinese Musicians Association, a director of the China Film Experts Association, and the vice president of the China Film and Music Association. CPPCC National Committee.

In May 1916, Lei Zhenbang was born in Beijing, Manchu. Due to his relatively well-off family life, he was exposed to Peking Opera at a very young age. When he was seven or eight years old, he was able to hum a short piece of Peking Opera, and he could use Peking Opera and some songs with Hu Qin.

In September 1928, Lei Zhenbang came to Shenyang Fengtian Public School to study elementary school, and later entered Nanmang Middle School. Under the influence of a music teacher, Lei Zhenbang learned to play a harmonica, joined the school harmonica team, and became the conductor of the team. He often turns some songs into harmonica ensembles and directs performances.

representative work

His masterpiece is "Why Flowers Are So Red"

Marco

Marco (1918-1976) was born in Xuzhou, Jiangsu. Studied in the Department of Chemistry of Henan University,

Mark Later, under the inspiration and guidance of Ping Xinghai, he participated in the third team of the Henan Anti-enemy Assistance Tour Tour.

He arrived in Yan'an in 1939, worked and studied in the Music Working Troupe of Lu Xun Art Institute, and received the guidance of Ping Xinghai, Lu Ye, and others. He recorded and compiled a large number of ethnic materials. He later engaged in music activities in the Northeast Liberated Area, and served as vice president of the China Conservatory of Music after liberation. I wrote more than 200 music works in my life.

Composer Li Huanzhi

Li Huanzhi

Li Huanzhi (1919-2000), originally from Jinjiang, Fujian, was born in Hong Kong. In 1936, he joined the Shanghai-made domestic audio teacher and studied under Xiao Youmei. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he worked on revolutionary songwriting in Xiamen and Hong Kong. In 1938, he studied at the Music Department of Yanxun Luxun Art Institute, and left to teach after finishing school, and edited "National Music". During the liberation war, he served as the director of the music department of the North China United University Literary and Art College.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he has been active in the music front and is currently the chairman of the Chinese Musicians Association.

representative work

For more than forty years, he has created a large number of musical works. In addition to singing and singing songs such as "Democracy and the Founding of a Country" and "Good Socialism", he mainly has orchestral "Spring Festival Suite", "First Symphony-Hero Island", Guqin The choral chorus "Su Wu", the guzheng concerto "Miluojiang Fantasia", the solo opera "Autumn Exotic", etc., also composes "composing tutorial", and has authored more than 300 papers, some of which are included in "Discourse on Music Creation" This book.

Composer Chen Gang

Chen Gang

Chen Gang (1935-), a native of Shanghai. He studied music with his father, Chen Gexin, and studied piano with Hungarian pianist Vele from the age of ten. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he joined the Army Art Troupe and began to create music at the age of 15.

In 1955, he entered the composition department of Shanghai Conservatory of Music. He studied under Ding Shande, Sang Tong, and Soviet experts.

representative work

In the fourth grade of university, he co-authored the violin concerto "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai", which is well-known both at home and abroad, in cooperation with He Zhanhao. Later he wrote violin works such as "Morning of Miaoling", "I Love Taiwan", "The Sun Shines in Tashkurgan", "Love Songs of Qingshuijiang River" and other instrumental works.

Composer Zhao Jiping

Zhao Jiping Zhao Jiping has won high appraisal and praise from the film and music industry, and has become the most awarded and most awarded musician in the film and music industry in China.

The film "Red Sorghum" won the Best Composer Award of the 8th Golden Rooster Award.

"Five Women and a Rope" won the Best Music Award at the French "Nantes" International Film Festival.

Kong Fansen won the 16th Golden Rooster Award for Best Composition.

The TV series "Water Margin" won the 16th "Flying Sky" award for best music award, of which "Han Han Ge" won the best song award.

"Mother Niang" won the eighteenth "Golden Eagle" award for best music award.

The songs "Drumming the Yellow River" and "Sailing in the West" won the "Five One Project Selected" award,

The song "The motherland is strong and the national flag is colorful" won the first prize for the 50th anniversary of the founding of the country,

"The First Symphony" won the Bronze Award for Outstanding Works of the First Golden Bell Award.

representative work

The lute concerto "Blessing" and the pipe and band "Silk Road Fantasia" have been recorded on the turntable and released worldwide. Individual concerts have been held in Tokyo and Kyoto. He cooperated with JVC Records in Japan to launch the laser record "Huang He Yao Yao" and a series of film laser records, setting a precedent for Chinese film music to enter the world.

In the first half of 2000, he composed music for the Taiwanese dance drama "Lone Smoke in the Desert", which made the dance show premiere in Taipei.

In 1995, as the only representative of Asia, he participated in the second International Film and Music Festival held in Switzerland, and shot the feature documentary "Musician-Zhao Jiping" and played it around the world.

In 1998, as the only musician on the mainland, his work was contracted and recorded by Warner Teck Classic Records.

In June 2000, his symphonic painting "Sunbird" and symphonic narrative poem "Farewell My Concubine" were performed by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra at the annual "Forest Concert" and received a warm welcome.

In July 2007, his chamber music work "Guan Shanyue-Impressions of the Silk Road" was selected by cellist Ma Youyou and made a successful debut in the United States.

In 2001, his dance drama "Love Heaven · Hate the Sea Yuanmingyuan" has premiered in Beijing.

Composer Zhao Xiaosheng

Zhao Xiaosheng

Zhao Xiaosheng, composer, pianist, music theorist and educator, professor of Shanghai Conservatory of Music, doctoral supervisor. From 1981 to 1984, he was a visiting professor at Columbia University in Missouri. Deputy editor of "Piano Art" magazine, member of Chinese Musicians Association, director of Shanghai Musicians Association, vice president of Modern Music Society and member of Oriental Music Association and Japan Music Research Association. Piano recitals have been held in more than 50 major cities in China (more than 250 performances), the United States (more than 20 performances), and Hong Kong. He is good at improvising composition, creating "Tai Chi Composition System" and "Music Collection Movement" "Theoretical system, creating dozens of works, has a wide impact at home and abroad.

Composer Ye Xiaogang

Ye Xiaogang

Ye Xiaogang, born in a family of music, studied Gang Qin with his father, Ye Chunzhi, at the age of four. After graduating from high school, he was transferred to farm work, and then worked as a fitter for six years in the factory. . Studying in a short-term composition class with Professor Alexender Goehr at the University of Cambridge in 1980,

In 1981, the first solo music was held.

In 1982, "Pome of China" won the first place in the United States Zirpin Composition Competition. In 1983, "Violin Concerto No.1" won the Composing Prize of the Central Conservatory of Music.

In 1984, after China's reform and opening up, Ye Xiaogang was sent for the first time as a representative of Chinese young composers to attend the Asia-Pacific Art Festival and Composer Conference held in Australia, and premiered a new work "Moon Over the West River" locally.

Composer

Remembrance

Bian Liunian was born in Nanjing, Jiangsu. When he was 7 years old, he entered the country's well-known Nanjing Little Red Flower Troupe, where he practiced various skills such as blowing, pulling, playing, singing, and dancing. After entering the erhu major of the Music Department of the Nanjing Academy of Arts, he studied under the erhu master Ma Youde, studied hard, and learned the profound connotation of national music.

In 1984, Wang Kun from the Oriental Song and Dance Troupe began to learn electric guitar and composition.

Beginning in 1985, Wu Liunian began to use electronic musical instrument systems that coexist with national music and world music to create.

He applied more than a hundred kinds of Chinese and Western musical instruments such as plucked string series, bowed string series, and percussion series to his creation and singing, and in his studio he combined these instruments with the world's high-tech, cutting-edge electronics. The combination of products formed his own "music aircraft carrier". With this "music aircraft carrier", Wu Liunian has gradually become a modern musician who integrates creation, arrangement, performance, synthesis and singing, and is known as China's "music ghost".

Xu Peidong

Xu Peidong (1954 ~), a well-known composer, is currently the vice chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the secretary of the Party Committee and executive vice chairman of the China Music Association, and the dean of the School of Music and Recording Art of the Communication University of China. Eleventh and twelfth CPPCC National Committee members. In 1970, he was admitted to the Fuzhou Military Region Song and Dance Troupe as the chief cello. He was admitted to the Composition Department of the Central Conservatory of Music in 1976, and studied under Professor Du Mingxin. He graduated in 1979 and returned to the Fuzhou Military Region Song and Dance Troupe to compose and conduct the same year. In 1985 he was transferred to the Chinese Opera and Dance Theatre as a composer and conductor. Formerly served as the director and vice president of the Creative Room of the China Opera and Dance Theater. Compose at the national level, enjoy special allowances from the State Council, and advanced workers in the national cultural system. He has authored a large number of musical works, including nearly a thousand beuty, national, popular songs, and theme songs for literary shows, and has published more than 100 personal albums.

representative work

Xu Peidong has composed a large number of musical works, including the opera "Generals of Love", the dance drama "Jujube Flowers", the movie "Rock Youth", the TV series "Fence, Women and Dogs" trilogy, "Wind and the Beauty", "East Zhou Dynasty", " "Peace Age", "Yongzheng Dynasty", "Towards a Republic", "My Life", "Mayflower Flowers" and more than 60 music works.

Composer Qi Jianbo

Qi Jianbo was born in October 1959. He has always liked music since he was a child, he likes it very much

Qi Jianbo

After listening to a sanxian pulled by a teacher in the village, he ran to the teacher to play when he was free. The teacher accepted him as a student when he saw that he had a good understanding. Later, I studied Erhu and Jinghu. At that time, many music teachers felt that he had a particularly good understanding, and he had always performed well in instrumental music and music theory. After graduating from high school in 1977, he was admitted to Penglai Normal University in the first college entrance examination. Graduated from Penglai Normal Music Department in 1980. In 1981, Qi Jianbo wrote his first work, Teacher's Eyes, and published it in Shanghai's Children's Songs. At that time he published his work in a national publication for the first time, and he was as excited as a New Year.

representative work

"Chinese Baby" won the second prize of CCTV Spring Festival Gala in 1997; in 1998, it won the "Five Ones" Excellent Engineering Award of the Central Propaganda Department.

"China's Aspiring" 1998 Provincial Excellent Work Award; second place in the country's top ten popular songs in 1998.

"Let's go home often" first prize of the CCTV Spring Festival Gala in 1999; the "Five Ones" Excellent Engineering Award of the Central Propaganda Department;

"The Red Door" opened on the New Year's Day party of CCTV in 1999, and the designated song (country) for the 50th anniversary of National Day; 2000 CCTV Spring Festival Gala was selected.

"New Year's Eve" was selected in the 2000 CCTV Spring Festival Gala.

"Our People" First Prize for the 50th Anniversary of the National Day of the Provincial People's Republic of China; Gold Medal for New Songs of the National Radio in 1999;

"Grandpa, Grandma and Us" was selected for the 2000 CCTV Lantern Festival; CCTV sings a song every week.

"Landscape is a Friend" was selected in the 2000 CCTV Lantern Festival Gala.

"Loyalty of the Soldier" Gold Medal in the 1998 National Military Song Contest; selected by the CCTV Bayi Party in 1999.

The music score "Report Lieutenant" of "Come Away Home" was selected in the 1999 CCTV Bayi Evening.

"Song of the Singing Soldiers" Gold Medal in the 99th National Military Song Contest.

"Meeting in the Army" Silver Medal in the 99th National Military Song Contest.

"Living Ballad" National Award for the 1998 National MTV Competition.

"Long in Red" was selected for the 50th Anniversary of National Day in the CCTV Variety Show.

"I Read Mao Zedong" was written for the 50th anniversary of National Day.

The "One China" National Day Party (the first body) opened in 1999; the 50th Anniversary of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference was selected for the CCTV Party; and the 2000 Beijing Taiwan Spring Festival Party was selected.

"Shandong Laoxiang" was selected in the 2000 Spring Festival Gala of the Provincial Wired Network.

"Friends" 2000 CCTV Party Songs.

Gold Medal in the National Industry Song Contest of "Every Sun".

The theme song of the 50th episode of the large-scale TV series "Taiping Heavenly Kingdom" of CCTV, "Hao Hao Qian Kun" (broadcast in mid-April 2000).

"Taiping Song" CCTV 50 episodes of large TV series ending.

"Great Western" 2000 CCTV variety show selection.

"Thousands of Miles" was selected by Shanghai Grand Theater in 2000.

"Intentions to Contact" 2000 CCTV variety show selection.

"Train to the West" was selected for the CCTV "Love West" Gala in 2000.

"Mother" 2000 CCTV "Love West" party selection, and won the National Radio New Song Gold Award.

"One Family" 2000 CCTV "Love West" party selection.

"Good Boy" was selected for the 2001 Spring Festival Gala of CCTV. "Family Phone" was selected for the CCTV 2001 Spring Festival Gala.

"Happy Reunion" was selected for the 2001 Spring Festival Gala of CCTV.

"Recent mood" was selected by CCTV New Year's Day 2001.

Composer

Wang Yan

Wang Yan (1934-1997), composer. Shanghai people. He graduated from the Composition Department of Shanghai Conservatory of Music in 1964. Wang Xi was born in a poor flower farmer in the suburbs of Shanghai in 1934. Due to his poor family, he went to work with his brother since childhood. My father used the money to sell Wang Jian to go to elementary school intermittently. It wasn't until 1947 that his family situation improved and he had the opportunity to be admitted to Shanghai Jiaotong Middle School. At school, he came into contact with music from anti-hunger, anti-civil war singing.

In 1949, Shanghai was liberated, and the school sent Wang Kun to a training course organized by the Youth Cultural Troupe to study music theory, composition, and conducting. Since then, he has embarked on the road to music. His first song, "Participating in the Army South," won the first prize in the Shanghai Student Singing Competition.

In 1953, after graduating from high school, he failed to enter the Conservatory of Music due to illness, but he did not give up his pursuit of music. During this period, he successively participated in the workers' amateur creative class and the Shanghai Conservatory of Music Night University, and published mixed works such as "Let's Listen to Lovers Sing Folk Songs". Hard work, persistent pursuit.

In 1959, Wang Zheng was admitted to the Composition Department of Shanghai Conservatory of Music with outstanding results. In five years of college life, in addition to systematically studying Chinese and foreign music theories, Wang Yan also worked hard on national folk music, laying a solid foundation for his future musical style.

In 1964, Wang Kun ended his diligent college career and was assigned to the Central Orchestra to engage in music creation. He has created many outstanding works, such as piano reclamation, orchestral Haixia Suite.

In 1975, Xie Tiezhen, director of the Beijing Film Studio, invited Wang Ye to compose the film "Hai Xia". Since then, he has facilitated the indissoluble bond of the film music. He has combined foreign skills with national characteristics and formed himself. Unique artistic style.

representative work

For more than ten years, he has successively worked for "Black Triangle", "Little Flowers", "Sand Gull", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Five Dreams of Red Mansions", Composer of more than 100 movies and TV series including "The Dream of Red Mansions". Many of these episodes are loved by the audience and sung for the masses, such as the theme song of the "Black Triangle", "Spring in the Frontier is Pure and Pure." Because Wang Yan's music is full of youthful vitality, especially loved by young people, as Wang Yan himself said: "I want to use songs to reveal the true meaning of life and to positively influence young people."

Composer Sambo

Sambo

Sambo (1968?) Its real name is Natsumatsu, a Mongolian. Born in a family of musicians, he began to learn violin at the age of four, studied piano at the age of eleven, and entered the middle school of the Beijing Central University for Nationalities to learn violin at the age of thirteen. He was admitted to the Conducting Department of the Central Conservatory of Music with excellent results in 1986. Since 1990, Sambo has performed with Guangxi Opera Symphony Orchestra, Wuhan Dance Theatre Symphony Orchestra and Central Ballet Symphony Orchestra, Beijing Symphony Orchestra, China Symphony Orchestra, China Opera Symphony Orchestra, and China Radio Symphony Orchestra. He became a free musician after 1997.

During his studies at the College of Nationalities, Sambo became very interested in European and American pop music and began to try popular song writing. During the large-scale performance of the Beijing Asian Games in 1989, he officially became an outstanding representative of the pop music scene with a "Light of the Asian Games". Since then, he has been actively involved in composing, arranging, producing and performing activities. He has written several songs for the famous Taiwanese singer Su Rui, and also collaborated with Li Zongsheng and Lu Guanyan to produce the album "We Are This". In the first album produced for Mao Amin, "I don't want to be hurt again" won the first place in the top ten hits of RTHK in the first quarter of 1995. To date, he has arranged thousands of works and composed hundreds of popular songs.

At the Hong Kong Arts Festival in 1996, Sambo personally led a group to perform his series of music works. In this 90-minute work, he combined his modern classical music with Mongolian folk songs to give his music a strong foundation. The sense of picture made the audience enthusiastic, and after returning to Beijing, the work was recorded into an album at their own expense, called "Return".

In 1998, Sambo worked as a planner, director and arranger for a large-scale concert held in Beijing by five Chinese male singers, and personally directed it.

In October 2000, Sambo served as Music Director in a large-scale performance "Cheering for China" organized by Chinese artists in the UK.

In 2000, Sambo and Director Zhang Yimou cooperated again to complete the music production of the Olympic bid. On April 6-7, 2001, Sanbao held his first concert of personal film, television and music works at Century Theater. The performance was performed by the China Opera Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Sanbao himself. The singing part invited the famous domestic singer Liu Huan , Mao Amin, Sun Nan, Na Ying, the entire performance achieved unprecedented success.

representative work

Red Bean's "A Fairy Tale"; Li Lingyu's "Waving Hands"; Jing Gangshan's "I Only Have You in My Eyes", "Flower Spirit", "Do I Still Love You", "I Know You Are Waiting" "Butterfly with Broken Wings" on Ding Wei's album; "Tell Tomorrow Again" on Lin Yilun's album; "Take your story with me" and so on.

While composing popular songs, Sambo did not give up his professional expertise. He has repeatedly conducted in the performances of domestic and foreign symphony orchestras, and is enthusiastically engaged in the creation of pure music, film and television music, and advertising music. He is known for his talent, diversity, colorization, and melody.

Composer Liang Qiaobai

Kubert Leung, a former Hong Kong musician and a member of Ukiyo-e, also formed a band called Plastic Knowledge Societys. I have published a solo album called "Reminiscence of the Past", and I have arranged composers, lyrics, arrangers, producers, illustrations, photography and album covers.

In 1983, Aber had formed his first orchestra, including Huang Jiaqiang who joined Beyond in the future. Aber was a guitar player in the field, but at that time they only replayed other people's songs and did not perform publicly. Then Aber joined Liu Yida's Tats Lau Band, where he was responsible for the lead singer and guitar. At that time, they had started to create original music.

In 1984, the earliest Life Exhibition was formed, and Bowie's classic Ziggy Stardust was played in David Bowie's record Ricochet.

In 1985, the five-person Life Exhibition published Debut EP "Sad City". Liang Qiaobai emigrated to New York and began working as a disc jockey on a local radio station.

In 1986, he formed a band Ukiyo-e with Liu Zhiyuan.

Liang Qiaobai (10 photos)

In 1989, he returned to Hong Kong and Liu Zhiyuan reorganized "Ukiyo-e". In the same year, he released the album "Boy Who Loves Flowers".

In 1990, he published the album "Don't Know".

After the dissolution of Ukiyo-e in early 1990, he went to the United States to study for a bachelor's and master's degree in film studies. After Xuecheng returned to Hong Kong, he was behind the scenes, composing, arranging, and producing records for many singers (Lu Qiaoyin, Faye Wong, Eason Chan, Yang Qianyi, Zhou Bichang, Li Xiaoyun, etc.) and served as the music director of the concert. And have participated in the soundtrack.

Returned to the United States in 1992 to sign Virgin. The contract was terminated by EMI's acquisition of Virgin. He studied "Film Studies" at the City University of New York and completed his bachelor and master degrees.

Graduated in 1997. His graduation work is a documentary about Art in the Cultural Revolution (33min video) that explores the art of the Cultural Revolution posters. In 1997, he was awarded the Silver Apple Award by the National Educational Media Network.

From 1997 to 1999, he worked as an executive and documentary shooter at the Experimental Intermedia Foundation in New York. At the same time, he wrote music reviews, film reviews and personal interviews for a number of Hong Kong magazines. He began to compose, arrange, write lyrics and produce albums for Hong Kong singers.

After returning to Hong Kong in 1997, Liang participated in the production of SONY record. Created rookie Zhang Yin's "Yennis", followed by Lu Qiaoyin's "Close to" album (available in August 1999), and also started a close relationship between the two. Liang Zhi's supervisory skills have been praised many times. It can be said to be the pinnacle of the song industry, not the 2005 concept album "Evolution of the Days". Published by SonyMusic.

He settled in Hong Kong in 2000 and formed the Plastic Knowledge Society with Chen Shoupu and Gordon O 'Yang.

In 2001, Faye Wong's album "Liu Nian", which was tailor-made for Faye Wong, was awarded the "Top Ten Excellent Albums" by the "Chinese Musicians Association", and her album work was nominated as the best arranger of the 13th Taiwan Golden Song Awards.

In 2002, the first solo album "Reminiscence of the Past" will be launched at its own expense. It will be composed in DIY, compose, arrange, arrange and produce illustrations, photography and album covers. At the same time, it also received the support of a group of senior recording industry workers to make voluntary planning and publicity for his album, so that his album could be properly promoted and released.

In 2003, Liang held his solo concert "Liang Qiaobai split the music scene to instigate a rebellion concert." The location "alternatively" chose to hold the North Point Xinguang Theatre, which is famous for holding Cantonese operas (that year, it was rumored to be demolished). Aber also started his creations outside of music. Among them, he has created two multimedia theater works, that is, the stage play "Love in Love" (Chapter 1) Pathogen Poetry (starred by He Chaoyi and Liu Hongbo) at the Fringe Club, which was 2004. Performed on New Year's Eve on December 31, 2005 and January 1, 2005.

From July 2005 to July 2006, Aber also served as the music director of the TVB Jade Channel music program "Song of Golden Songs". He then served as music director for multiple concerts, and Eason Chan toured the Greater China University.

In 2006, he wrote and directed a 60-minute film "Good Times".

Merge Atlas (4 photos)

At the beginning of 2007, Abo participated in the "4th Olympic Songs Collection and Selection Activity" and wrote a "Dream in Hope" for the "Beijing 08 Olympics". He composed and arranged lyrics, and wrote lyrics by Lin Xi, and gave them to Zhou Bichang for interpretation. After the official website of the event was released, it became more popular on the Internet. Hit the champion on Baidu and the official website for one consecutive month.

Liang Qiaobai accepted the invitation of the American company as the music director of a project named "Oriental City Story" sponsored by the world famous brand LV.

Liang has composed and composed music for many films. Including "Boxing King", "Brother" starring Andy Lau. And the theme song of the movie "Paradise Mouth" sung by Shu Qi. This song was nominated for best film song at the 44th Golden Horse Awards. In addition. He has also participated in the creation of numerous commercials and government promotional videos. Shows its popularity and market value. In 2007, he was invited by the famous director Er Dongsheng to create a soundtrack and creation for the nationally-produced TV series "Cannot Love" which was produced by the director. Liang personally invited Cai Qin to sing. The music of the 1930s was widely appreciated by fans.

Liang Qiaobai was the music director of Faye Wong's 2010-2011 concert. Places completed: Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Changsha, Nanjing, Wuhan.

In 2010, Liang Qiaobai wrote the theme song "Hot and Spicy" for Xia Yongkang's first film "Love in the City", which was sung by Jacky Cheung, and lyrics were written by Li Xioxiong.

In 2013, I was the music director of the first season of "I'm a Singer," and the guitarist of the arranger and live band. In 2014, he was the music director of the second season, "I'm a singer," and the guitarist of the arranger and live band.

Since April 5, 2014, he has been the music director of Hunan TV's "China's Strongest Sound" program, and is also responsible for the arrangement of singers. In the same year, he was the producer of Zhou Bichang's "Unlock" album.