The Siman Guqin event season opens with many young piano players participating

In order to inherit and carry forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture, inherit the essence of national music culture, build an art exchange platform for domestic guqin music art scholars and enthusiasts, and strengthen domestic guqin art and cultural exchanges, a few days ago, the "Guqin Activity Season" series launched by Siman Guqin officially opened in Beijing.

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is understood that this event aims to use guqin as a carrier to inherit and carry forward excellent traditional culture and integrate the essence of long-standing civilization into modern life. The activity will be in the form of Guqin tour performance, the first stop is Beijing, followed by a series of elegant activities in Yangzhou, Suzhou, Suqian, Chizhou, Zhejiang, Guiyang, Xingyi, Kunming, Lijiang and other places in Jiangsu Province. Those participating in this activity include young zither player Mao Mao, a descendant of Liu Shaochun of the Guangling School, Zhou Honghui, a zither player from Guan Zhonghang of the Jiuyi School, Chen Liping, a zither player of the Jiuyi School, Chen Liang, a zither player of the Yushan School, Zhou Xiaofei, and young zither players such as Ling Yu, Zhou Le, and other young zither players.

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Siman Guqin activity season continues the style of an elegant collection of the ancients. The audience is placed in a performance venue with a strong cultural background, listens to the guqin up close and interacts with the performers. In terms of performance arrangements, in addition to traditional guqin solos, there are also guqin and xiao ensembles, guqin and zheng ensembles, etc., to maximize the ability of the audience to integrate into the guqin cultural atmosphere and better appreciate the guqin.

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We look forward to more young piano players joining this event, so that the ancient musical instrument of Guqin can exude its style in the new era and let people in different cities appreciate the beauty of Guqin music." Mao Mao, the person in charge of Siman Guqin, said that many of the young pitists participating in this event are born in the 1980s, 1985s, and even 1990s. On the basis of inheriting the tradition, they will have some unique innovations and developments in repertoire selection, music arrangement, and expression forms.