Chinese name: Namura.
Nationality: China.
Ethnic group: Ewenki.
Place of birth: Inner Mongolia
Occupation: cellist
Graduate school: Central Conservatory of Music
Masterpiece: Adagio in the heart.
biographical notes
Associate professor and postgraduate tutor of cello in Central Conservatory of Music.
Director of cello teaching and research section of the middle school attached to Central Conservatory of Music.
Visiting Professor of Cello Artists at the Royal Mountain Conservatory of Music in Canada.
Beijing Fu Jen Conservatory of Music is a distinguished cello professor and has a cello expert studio.
Executive Director and Secretary General of Cello Society of China Musicians Association. Namula is an Ewenki nationality, born in a musical family in Inner Mongolia. My father is a famous cellist and Ma Touqin player in Inner Mongolia, and a veteran and national actor since the establishment of Inner Mongolia Symphony Orchestra. He recorded Ma Touqin's solo for the film Little Sisters of Prairie Heroes. My mother is a dance teacher in Inner Mongolia Art Institute. Tong Fushu is the most representative and famous composer in Inner Mongolia. He has written such well-known works as Meet in Aobao and Morning Songs on the Grassland. Influenced by a good family environment, she showed musical talent from an early age. At the age of nine, he was admitted to the middle school attached to the Central Conservatory of Music to study cello, and studied under Song Tao, a famous cello educator and cello professor in China. 1988 was admitted to the university without test, and won the second place in the first national cello competition at all levels. In the same year, he participated in the performance of "The Flowers" by Cello Hundred Members and Mr. Ma Youyou, and served as the cello chief of China Youth Symphony Orchestra during his four years in college.
1992 stayed in school to teach after graduation, and was awarded the title of "outstanding graduate of colleges and universities" in the same year. As the only student representative of the Central Conservatory of Music, he was cordially received by state leaders, and recorded Cello and Piano Cassette released by China Children's Art Publishing House in the same year.
1993 participated in the first international string quartet competition held in Osaka, Japan.
From 65438 to 0994, he was admitted to "Asian Youth Symphony Orchestra" as the chief cello, and toured Japan, Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong.
From 65438 to 0995, he won the first prize of the first national chamber music string quartet competition, and the excellent performance award of China's works. In the same year, he served as the director of the cello teaching and research section of the middle school attached to the Central Conservatory of Music, and was organized by the China Musicians Association. Go to the Philippines with the Philippine artists' delegation to hold a special concert on the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and China, and participate in the Musicad International Music Festival held in Lyon, France.
1996 was invited by MidAmercian String Music Festival in the United States to give lectures and special concerts in the United States as an artist from China.
He also recorded the Spring Festival gala program "String Quartet" sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, and held a solo concert "Adagio on the Heartstrings" in Beijing Concert Hall in the same year.
1997, at the invitation of the Royal Mountain Conservatory of Music in Canada, he went to Canada as a visiting professor to give lectures and perform. He has held four solo concerts at the Royal Mountain Conservatory of Music in Calgary, Canada, one of which was performed in cooperation with Mr. Zhou Guangren, a famous piano educator and performer in China, and Ms. Guan Hobiger, the chief violinist of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in Canada.
From 65438 to 0999, he passed the national postgraduate entrance examination and began to study for a master's degree in cello at the Central Conservatory of Music, obtaining a master's degree and a master's degree.
After 2003, at the invitation of the famous violinist Lv Siqing, he participated in the "World Famous Piano Concert" as the chief cellist and played Vivaldi's work "Four Seasons" together.
In 2005, he went to Zhongnanhai to perform for national leaders.
In 2007, he met with the world-famous cellist David in Beijing Zhongshan Concert Hall. Geringas and Tian Bonian performed Popper's Requiem and Swan on the same stage.
In 2008, he cooperated with cello master Geringas again in Beijing National Grand Theatre, Shanghai Oriental Art Center and Shenzhen Grand Theatre. Performing French works and China works. In 2008, as artistic director, he organized and held a new cello concert in China. He also performed solo and ensemble. In the same year, at the invitation of Vancouver Music and Art School in Canada, an individual open class was held.
In 2009, at the invitation of the second international cello art festival in the United States, as the sole representative of China cellist, he successfully held individual open classes and lectures, and was interviewed and broadcast by the music consulting section of CCTV Music Channel. In the same year, a special concert of China's contemporary cello works was organized at the Beijing Modern Music Festival. Since 1992, nearly 100 solo and ensemble concerts have been held and performed in major cities at home and abroad.
In 2004, he served as deputy secretary-general and judge of the organizing Committee of the first Aegean Cup cello competition.
In 2005, he was the judge of the 5th National Youth Cello Competition.
In 2006, he served as the executive member and judge of the second national Aegean Cup cello competition. In 2006, he was the judge of the Bridge of Music International Youth Concerto Competition in Canada.
In 2007, he served as a judge, special guest and expert of the international string summer camp concerto competition held in Dalian.
In 2008, he served as the judge of the 6th National VC Cup Professional Youth Cello Competition.
In 2009, he was the judge of the 6th CarolsPreto International Cello Competition.
Namura students have won many awards in major competitions at home and abroad:
1997, student Zhang Nan won the second place in the third national junior cello competition, and student Guo Ying won the third place in the junior cello competition (Guo Ying is now a cellist in Dresden Opera House).
1999, student Tian Bainian won the second place in the junior cello competition of the Central Conservatory of Music.
On 200 1, student Guo Shengzhi won the second place in the youth group of the 4th National Youth Cello Competition (Guo Shengzhi is currently the deputy cello conductor of the Bonn Symphony Orchestra in Germany and went abroad to study in 2002).
In 2002, Tian Bonian, a student, won the first gold medal in the 4th Tchaikovsky International Youth Cello Competition (this award filled the gap for China cellists to win the gold medal in this international competition).
In 2003, the student won the third place in the youth group of the 5th National Youth Cello Competition (currently the vice-president cellist of China Philharmonic Orchestra), the fifth place in the youth group and the third place in the youth group for student Li.
In 2003, student Bi Xiaoyi won the first prize of the Canadian Music Bridge International Youth Chamber Music Competition.
In 2004, student Man Liu won the fourth place in the cello major group of the 12th Brahms String Competition (Liu Man is now a cello teacher of China Conservatory of Music). In the same year, Xing Sayi, a student, won the first prize in Group A, Luo, a student, and the first prize in Adult Group of the First National Aegean Cup Youth Cello Competition.
In 2006, student Tian Bainian won the first place in the gold medal and the special artistic achievement award in the 4th davydov International Cello Competition (the second place in this competition was vacant).
In 2008, in the 6th National VC Cup Professional Youth Competition, student Xiao Liang won the first prize in the youth group and the outstanding performance award of China's works, and Wang Chongwu won the second place. Zhao won the fifth place, the third place in the ensemble group, and Fu Yingjuan won the sixth place in the juvenile group. * * * Eleven students won twelve awards. Ten teachers whose students won the most prizes in this competition.
achievement
Her brief introduction has been published in Music Weekly, Beijing Youth Daily, Guangming Daily, Beijing Evening News, Little Player, Beijing Youth Weekly, ChinaDaliy, Chinese and Foreign Women's Digest, Inner Mongolia Women's Digest and Musical Instrument. CCTV-2 program Foreign English Channel made an exclusive interview with her, and made a music feature film. The column "Women hold up half the sky" in Beijing broadcast an exclusive interview with her. She also cooperated with famous performing artists such as Sun Daolin, Qiao Zhen and Ding Jianhua to perform famous works such as "To Kane" at the "World Poetry Reading" in Beijing Concert Hall. He was invited as a special guest of China Education Television's Music Program, and presided over and explained the music appreciation program.
At the invitation of the Art Salon of the International Art Garden, a special lecture was given on the intonation of cello, students' preparation before the competition, and how to solve the technical difficulties encountered in practicing piano. He wrote a paper on Hendry's cello concerto 1940. In 2003, as an editorial board member, he edited and published the first and second volumes of the off-campus cello grading course of the Central Conservatory of Music. In 2008, the scores of three cello works were edited and published by People's Music Publishing House. In 2009, at the invitation of Little Player magazine, he served as the editorial board and began to publish a series of cello teaching articles every issue. Since July 2009, he has been the guest speaker of the weekly cello teaching program "Cello Classroom" of CCTV Music Channel.