Who is jia peng fang

From sixteen to eighteen years old, Jia was unable to obtain her ration of food, but she built a small enclosure in her aunt's gallery where she could practice erhu in peace. The exam date to enlist in the Navy Song and Dance Band was canceled due to the great Karasan earthquake, which made Jia wish to join the band. About a year and a half later, as part of the policy of the Cultural Revolution, he was forced to return to his native Jams, working on farmland.

After the Cultural Revolution, a former teacher contacted him and advised him to enter the music academy.

In he prepared all year round to take the entrance exam to the Central Conservatory of Music, but the Central National Orchestra needed an erhu player who could perform directly. After graduation he was admitted as a member of the China Musicians Association and director of the China Erhu Society. In the Central National Orchestra needed an erhu actor who could act directly.

A vetted examiner, teacher, and concert performer from the Chinese Folk Orchestra, suggests that Jia should try his orchestra. He sent Jia to the city and arranged for her to receive compensation for her living expenses. Suddenly, Jia found herself starting a life as a professional Erhu player. In he was appointed deputy director of the orchestra department. Angel has also produced and remastered world music studio albums and compilations for labels such as Alula Records, Ellipsis Arts, and Music of the World.

I wanted to say I love Jai Peng Feng and wish I can e mail him to tell him how much i enjoy his music. He puts a lift in my life. His music touches my heart.

I heard his music when I was little and it left a deep impact. Whatever field he plays in, Jia says he hopes his music can at least deliver some kind of emotional impact to those who hear it, and he takes pride in a certain sense of timeless beauty. For information on other live appearances, visit www. In a time of both misinformation and too much information, quality journalism is more crucial than ever. By subscribing, you can help us get the story right.

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