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Gong Linna's latest album is inspired by an epic Han Dynasty poem, 1. recounts(详细叙述)in music a heart-wrenching tale of exile and familial love that still resonates today, Chen Nan reports.
Gong Linna started 2. (sing) at the age of 5 in her hometown, Guiyang, Guizhou province in Southwest China. The 3. (musical) versatile youngster enrolled to study folk music at the Chinese Conservatory of Music in Beijing at 16. She held her first solo concert in 1999. In 2000, she won the Chinese National Singing Competition 4. the best female singer and became a popular figure at various galas.
Throughout her early career, the singer performed many Chinese folk songs, which are mostly high-pitched with cheerful style.
It was not until after she graduated, and met music scholars in Amsterdam, 5. she learned about qinge, and became interested in the art form, which is a 6. (combine) of Chinese guqin and vocal music.
"I met Frank Kouwenhoven and Antoinet Schimmelpenninck, who were studying Chinese music, in Amsterdam. They asked me why I didn't sing qinge songs, and I realized that I had never really learned about the genre, though I 7. (study) Chinese music for years," recalls Gong. "Later I found out that qinge requires singers 8. (match) the playing of the guqin, which is quiet, ethereal and distant, totally different from the way I sing Chinese folk songs. I was intrigued."
With 9. history of more than 3,000 years, guqin, a plucked seven-stringed instrument, represents China's foremost solo musical instrument tradition. Closely 10. (associate) with guqin, qinge — with qin referring to guqin and ge meaning song — is an essential element of literati music.
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Ancient art inspires shows 1. (base) on Dunhuang murals and ethnic traditions, Chen Nan reports.
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