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1937
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Liu Dehai 刘德海 ( 1937-2020 ) Pipa player, was born on August 13 in Shanghai China.
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StudIes
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From a very young age, he was attracted to several traditional Chinese instruments :
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- the Pipa, a plucked string instrument - the erhu, a two-stringed Chinese violins
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- the Chinese trichord Sanxian and the bamboo transverse flute.
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1954
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He learned from the famous Pipa player Lin Shicheng 林石城 (1922 - 2006 )
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1957
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He was admitted to the Central Conservatory.
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1962
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Graduating with honors, he taught at the Central Conservatory of Music.
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1970
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He was a pipa soloist with the Central Philharmonic Orchestra and gave numerous
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concerts. |
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Pipa player looking for playing techniques - Composer with new ideas
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he collabored with : |
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1970
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- the Central Philharmonic Orchestra, as Pipa Soloist.
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1980-1981
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- the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the West Berlin Symphony Orchestra
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conductor : Sciji Ozawa
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during his performance of the pipa concerto : Litter Sisters on the Prairie on the
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international stage
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ou Music at Sunset Time : a symphonic poem for a pipa player and a symphony orchestra.
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1984
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He taught at the China Conservatory of Music as a Professor.
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Awards selection
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1989
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Golden Disc Award - for Ambush on Ten Sides at the 1st edition
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2007
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3rd Prize for Excellence in Higher Education
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2019
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Best Educator Award at the 8th Chinese Folk Music Forum
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2020
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He died in Beijing, on April 11, at the age of 82.
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Liu Dehai
Plays Pipa Favourites
Liu Dehai Plays Pipa Favourites
Ambush on All Sides - King Chu Doffs His Armour -
The Flying Petals - Zhaojun in Exile - Dragon
Crossing the River -
In Memory - Autumn Moon in the Han Palace -
Bird on the Shore - Water Lily
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VIolin Meets Pipa
Popular Chinese Folk Melodies
Takako Nishizaki, Violin
Liu Dehai, Pipa
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