Huang An s main works, a brief introduction to Huang Anlun s works

Huang Anlun: "Xu Feiping Piano Solo**".

Huang Anlun: "Xu Feiping Piano Solo**".

Performer: Xu Feiping.

Publisher: Longyin ROI

Medium: CD Introduction: This disc is the essence of the best Chinese piano essence, which is completely comparable to the best piano works in ancient and modern China and foreign countries.

Huang Anlun (1949) is one of China's finest piano composers and a prolific composer with a wide range of works. He is the son of Professor Huang Feili of **** College, and has a good talent and literacy since he was a child, and Ma Sicong once commented that he "has a very rich imagination". After Huang Zi, the first composer in modern China, received a bachelor's degree from Yale University in 1929, Huang Anlun received a master's degree from Yale University in 1986 with the "Excellence Award", and now lives in Canada.

"Dance poems" is a special form composed by Huang Anlun for solo instruments and ballet pas de deux, when the complete performance, the soloist and dancer appear on the stage at the same time, because the three "dance poems" are extremely good, often used as instrumental solo. "Dance Poetry No. 1" (flute and piano) became the final piece of the first Chinese flute competition, and is the most outstanding Chinese flute work. "Dance Poem No. 2" (cello and piano) is a rare Chinese "cello sonata".

Dance Poem No. 3 (solo piano) is one of the best medium-sized piano works in China. In 1987, it was dedicated to the famous pianist Xu Feiping, who premiered in Toronto in 1989 and later performed in Carnegie Hall **. The International Rubinstein Piano Competition in Israel has made this piece a compulsory piece.

In 1995, the Chinese Canadian pianist Franclinsham performed this piece at the ** competition, and the judges couldn't help but declare: "The name of this Chinese composer should be put together with Chopin." "The music is written in the form of a sonata without parts, and the author's contemplation, lyricism, and unstoppable willpower are all vividly vented in the dramatic structure of the piece, which is full of strong contrasts.

Repertoire: 1-30 Saibei Songs 30 (Ballads, Great Wall, Mountain, Castle, Camel, Wind, Song of the Wrangler, Sheep on the Dam, Yanghe Water, Spring Rain, Fields, Paths, Wheels, In the Orchard, Cedars, Little Flag Bearers, Welcoming Relatives, Train to the South, Cutting Wheat, March, Lullaby, No. 1 Saibei Dance - Shehuo, Sending Fat, Variations, Small Oil Lamp, No. 2 Saibei Dance - Lantern Festival, White Horse Brigade, No. 3 Saibei Dance - Festive, Walking to the West Exit, Small Sonata) 31 Dance Poem No. 3.

Huang Anzhong: Born in 1963, graduated from Xiamen University EMBA, researcher, in 2006, he was awarded the title of "Outstanding Communist Party Member of the First Enterprise" by the State Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, and in 2008, he enjoyed the special allowance of the ***** special ethnic group. He is currently the general manager and secretary of the Party Committee of China National Building Materials Group Import and Export Rannakou Company, and the chairman of China National Building Materials Co., Ltd.

Hong'an, formerly known as Huang'an, belongs to Huanggang, Hubei. It is located at the southern foot of Dabie Mountain in the northeast of Hubei Province, east of Huanggang Macheng, west of Xiaogan Dawu, south of Wuhan Huangpi, north of Xinyang, Henan, the county is 80 kilometers away from the provincial capital Wuhan, about 1 hour by car. There are two **** people in the county, with a total of 223 generals and 56 Kuomintang generals.

The marshal once wrote an inscription for Hong'an: "More than 200 generals have the same hometown, including 8 generals, 12 lieutenant generals, and 52 major generals." In the sequence of the People's Liberation Army, there were 12 commanders and political commissars of large military regions, 18 army commanders, 11 military political commissars were all Hong'an people, and 4 people served as commanders and political commissars of various services.

The total land area of the county is 1,796 square kilometers, with 12 townships and 396 administrative villages, and a population of 10,000 people, including 10,000 rural people and 10,000 urban populations. By the end of 2010, there were still 10,000 poor people in the county (per capita net income below 1,250 yuan). With a total area of 10,000 acres of cultivated land, the county is a typical mountainous agricultural county, a key county in the new round of national poverty alleviation and development, and a demonstration pilot county for the construction of old areas in the country.

The old name of Hong'an County, Hubei Province. Hong'an County, also known as Jiangjun County, formerly known as Huang'an, is located at the southern foot of Dabie Mountain in northeast Hubei Province, adjacent to Henan Province. It covers an area of 1,789 square kilometers and 543146 acres of cultivated land.

Among them, the commonly used cultivated land area is 516662 mu, and the forest land area is 1.18 million mu. The county seat is 80 kilometers away from Wuhan and 130 kilometers away from Huangzhou.

9. The Beijing-Guangzhou railway liaison line passes through the south of the county.

Huang An (December 8, 1962), a Taiwanese singer and host of entertainment columns, was born in Zhubei, Hsinchu, and his ancestral home is Zhangzhou, Fujian. Representative works include: "Love Monk" 1, "New Mandarin Duck Butterfly Dream", "All Red", "Southeast and Northwest Wind", "Knowing Lovesickness", "Saving Marriage", "Accompanying You to the End of the World", etc., known as the "neoclassical Chinese style" founding master, is currently developing in the mainland.

Chronology.

In the forty-second year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1563), Huang'an County was disposed of by the three counties of Macheng, Huanggang and Huangpi. In 1927 the Jute Uprising broke out.

On December 23, 1931, the Red Fourth Front Army, with the cooperation of the military and civilians of Huang'an, conquered the county seat of Huang'an. In order to commemorate the great victory of the Huang'an Campaign and commend the revolutionary fighting spirit of the people of Huang'an, the Hubei-Henan-Anhui ** Branch announced that Huang'an County would be renamed Hong'an County.

After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, in order not to affect the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party unified the name of the county, which was called Huang'an.

In 1947, Huang'an County was replaced.

In 1949, it belonged to Xiaogan Prefecture.

In September 1952, in order to commend the achievements of the Huang'an people's revolutionary struggle, Hubei Province reported to the Central South Military and Political Commission to forward it to the People's Government Council for approval, and Huang'an County was officially renamed Hong'an County, which belonged to the Huanggang District.

In 1970, it belonged to the Huanggang area.

In 1997, it belonged to Huanggang City, and it has been since then.

Out of the dry skin to make a book.

1998 "The Dark Side of the Moon" (Brother An's first book) July 1, 2003 "Who Broke the Acting Career" 2004 "Who Broke the Marriage".