Wu Qin (Wu Qin? Chinese-American) lyric soprano, master of vocal performance at San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He is a native of Suzhou, Jiangsu, and grew up in a beautiful spring city. She loved music since she was a child and studied violin, dulcimer and other musical instruments since childhood. She graduated from the Music Department of Qufu Normal University in China with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
After graduation, she gave up many opportunities to study art and chose education. He studied under the national first-class actor Chen Shaozhi, Professor Gao of Shanghai Conservatory of Music and famous singer Gao Manhua. During his stay in Shandong, he won the gold medal of artistic singing in "96 TV Open". Mainly based on national singing, in recent years, there have also been dabbling in pop and bel canto.
The synaesthesia and complementarity of music also made her taste the sweetness in this exploration. From 65438 to 0998, the American Chinese Artists Association held a successful "Wu Qin solo concert" for her in San Francisco. The concert spread Wu throughout San Francisco and the whole San Francisco Bay Area. She is called "the sweet girl in the Bay Area". Not only did she solo and lead the chorus, but she was also invited to participate in major performances of various societies and overseas Chinese groups many times, which was deeply loved by overseas Chinese and audiences.
On the artistic stage in San Francisco and the Bay Area, Miss Wu Qin is regarded as a dazzling star and a well-deserved vocal artist. Since 1999, I have the honor to learn from the world-famous music educator Ms. Marcy Staber. Wu Qin's pronunciation skills in many languages have been greatly improved.
In 2000, China International Friendship Liaison Association Shandong Branch, American Association for International Exchange, Friends of Shandong Broadcasting Choir and Qilu International Advertising Company jointly sponsored the "Qin Wu Li Concert" which was successfully held in Jinan, the hometown of Quancheng. In the packed "Shandong Theatre", we once again heard Miss Wu Qin's heartfelt singing.
At the concert, Miss Wu Qin's singing fully expressed her homesickness, and the villagers in Quancheng could feel her sincerity and fiery heart. During 2000-2002, two solo albums were released one after another.
In 2004, Wu Qin was invited by palatino? Judges of the "2004 First Youth Piano Finals" jointly sponsored by Sing Tao Daily. In 2006, Wu Qin was admitted to the vocal opera performance department of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music with excellent results.
At school, Qin studied under Pamela Frye, director of the vocal music department of San Francisco, and Timothy Bach, chief piano accompaniment of the vocal music department of San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Wu Qin's artistic accomplishment and singing skills are perfectly combined.
She has played an important role in many opera segments, such as Madame Butterfly by Puccini, Doretta in Swallow, Countess in Figaro's Wedding by Mozart, Faure Qian Lan Ská in Rimini by Chaiduna, Angelica in Sister Angelica by Puccini, etc., and has been taught and recognized by many music experts in colleges and universities.
In 2007, he was selected to sing in Wu Qin, San Francisco, and participated in the master class lecture of Nick Custer, a famous language translator in metropolitan opera, which was highly praised. In 2008, Wu Qin China Records Company published Wu Qin's solo album "Passion for Art", and Wu Qin served as the judge of the 13th CCTV Young Singer Grand Prix.
In 2009, the Shandong Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese and the US-China Cultural Education Foundation successfully held Wu Qin's solo concert "Love a Pure Son" in Shandong.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Wu Qin