李民雄
简介
<p> 1932年:出生于浙江省嵊县.<br /> 1961年:毕业于上海音乐学院民族音乐系本科.<br /> 现为上海音乐学院教授,中国音乐家学会民族音乐委员会委员,中国传统音乐学会常务理事,《中国民族民间器乐曲集成》全国编委会委员,台湾国立台南艺术学院中国音乐系客座教授(1999.9起)<br /> <br /> 长期从事民族器乐研究,教学,创作与演出,是一位中国著名的民族音乐理论家,演奏家,作曲家,音乐教育家.<br /> 曾任上海音乐学院民族音乐系及音乐系付系主任,教务处长.率先在中国研设《民族器乐概论》《民族打击乐》专业课程.所编著《民族器乐概论》专业课教材,为国内外音乐院校研用.<br /> <br /> 擅长击鼓,曾赴日本,澳大利亚,新西兰,美国,加拿大,新加坡等国和香港,台湾地区演出与讲学.<br /> 录制有《夜深沉》《鼓》等CD唱片和录音带.出版主要著作《传统民族器乐欣赏》《民族器乐知识广播讲座》《中国民族音乐大系·民族器乐》《中国民族民间器乐曲集成·上海卷》(主编)等.<br /> LI Min-xiong <p> Born in Sheng County of Zhejiang Province, LI Min-xiong began his career in 1950 with the Yue Opera Troupe. In 1956, he entered the Folk Music Department of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music as a suona major and graduated in 1961. Upon his commencement, he was appointed Vice-dean of its Folk Music Department and was the first instructor to offer professional courses on The National Percussion Instruments in China. In addition, LI Min-xiong published many theoretical treatises including Appreciating Traditional Musical Instrumental Compositions, The Chinese Folk Musical System and its National Instruments, A Look into Seclusion - Three Basic Laws in Chinese Traditional Instrumental Composition and A Study of Shanghai Small Drums and Gongs. Mr. LI also compiled the well known An Introduction to Folk Music which has been extensively adopted by conservatories in China and abroad. LI Min-xiong has also devoted himself to adapting and arranging folk music, specifically Chinese percussion works. He rearranged many pieces including Innumerable Flowers of Purple and Red, Flying Dragon and Jumping Tiger, Celebrating the Lantern Festival, Great Harvest, Shi-Ba-Liu-Si-Er, The Rumbling Ocean, General's Victory, Incessant Stream of Horses and Carriages, and Triumphal Command. Professional Chinese orchestras in the Mainland and Taiwan have performed many of these hundreds of times in concerts. In addition to his duties at the Shanghai Conservatory, Mr. LI is a member of the Folk Music Committee of the Chinese Musicians Association, and the Director of the China Traditional Music Institute. He has performed and lectured in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Since September 1999, he has been a visiting professor at the Taiwan National Arts College. LI Min-xiong's previous albums on HUGO are Night Thoughts (HRP 723-2, 1989), which was a multi-prize winner for Best Record Sales in Hong Kong and Drums (HRP 719-2, 1989), which won the Best Chinese Music Award of Hong Kong in 1990. <p>
