In Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Tang Xianzu:
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe
紀念湯顯祖逝世四百周年 上海崑劇團 圖示

Classic pieces in The Four Dreams at Linchuan by Tang Xianzu are timelessly popular. Legendary artists including Cai Zhengren, Yue Meiti, Liang Guyin, Zhang Xunpeng and Zhang Jingxian will lead a fine cast to perform in the Kunqu vocal concert The Four Dreams at Linchuan. The finest pieces from the four dreams will be showcased in the same evening. In the four dreams, The Peony Pavilion is by far the most widely spread and the most popular Kunqu Opera title. Renowned Kunqu artists Cai Zhengren, Liang Guyin and Zhang Xunpeng will join the virtuous cast of the troupe to stage this classic masterpiece, certainly a not-to-be-missed performance. The excerpt performance comprises of both civil and military highlights that feature both highly technical singing and thrilling actions. Cai Zhengren will put his signature acting of Welcoming the Statue and Lamenting the Statue from The Palace of Eternal Life on stage. He will once again move the Hong Kong audience with his interpretation of the profound love and sentiments of Emperor Ming of Tang.




In Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Tang Xianzu:
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe
8/7   Fri   7:30pm
Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre

The Four Dreams at Linchuan Kunqu Vocal Concert

Classic set tunes from Tang Xianzu’s The Four Dreams at Linchuan,namely The Legend of the Purple Hairpin, The Peony Pavilion, The Dream of Nanke and The Story of Handan.
Performers    Liu Yilong, Zhang Jingxian, Yue Meiti, Liang Guyin, Cai Zhengren, Li An, Wu Shuang, Miao Bin, Shen Yili, Ni Hong, Yu Bin, Luo Chenxue, Hu Weilu, Tan Xiao, Zhang Li, Jiang Ke
Host    Chen Li
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9/7   (Sat)   7:30pm
Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre
The Peony Pavilion
Performed by an enthusiastic cast comprising of national treasure artists Cai Zhengren, Liang Guyin, as well as three generations of performers from five cohorts, including Kunqu Performers’ Training Course 3rd cohort graduates Li An, Shen Yili, Yu Bin, Ni Hong; Kunqu Performers’ Training Course 4th cohort graduates Hu Weilu, Luo Chenxue and Kunqu Performers’ Training Course 5th cohort graduates Zhang Li, etc. This showcase of the quintessence of Kunqu Opera is based on traditional excerpts, and is supplemented by some other excerpts from the collaboration of Yu Zhenfei and Yan Huizhu as well as the three books of The Peony Pavilion originally created by the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe.
In the early years of the Song dynasty, Du Bao, Prefect of Nan’an, had an intelligent and beautiful daughter called Liniang. The Du family had strict family rules, and hired an elderly scholar, Chen Zuiliang, to teach Liniang to read poetry and literature, as she was not allowed to be even one step away from her boudoir. One day, Du Liniang secretly went to play in her backyard with her maid, Chunxiang. Liniang marvelled at the brightness and beauty of spring. She felt drowsy in the warmth of spring, and dreamt of a scholar who met her under the plum tree beside the peony pavilion. Since then, she could not forget the lover in her dream where she tried to seek him again and again. In vain, her sadness intensified and she fell ill, not long afterwards she died. Before she passed, she ordered Chunxiang to put her self-portrait under the Taihu stone, and she wanted to be buried beside the peony pavilion. At this time, Du Bao received an imperial order for promotion, so he had to leave Nan’an, so the backyard was converted into a Taoist temple, and ordered Chen Zuiliang and Taoist Nun Shi to watch the place.

After Du Liniang died from her illness, her soul refused to move on, and she exhausted all her means in order to find the man in her dream. Fortunately, she was helped by the Flower Spirits and the Judge of the Netherworld, who allowed her return to the mundane world. Three years later, Lingnan scholar Liu Mengmei travelled to learn in Nan’an. He stayed in the Taoist temple, and by chance he went for a walk in the backyard and found a portrait scroll. The beautiful girl in the portrait looked familiar to him as if she were the girl he met in his dreams. Overwhelmed by his love, he called out to her once and again. Eventually, Liniang came back to life, and the two of them were happy together.
Wondering in the Garden    Cast: Yu Bin, Ni Hong
Waking from a Dream    Cast: Shen Yili, Li An, Ni Hong
Pursuing the Dream    Cast: Shen Yili
The Portrait    Cast: Zhang Li
The Soul Departs    Cast: Liang Guyin, Ni Hong, He Yanping
Finding the Portrait    Cast: Hu Weilu
Calling Upon the Portrait    Cast: Cai Zhengren
A Romantic Encounter and Pledging Love in Netherworld    Cast: Li An, Luo Chenxue
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10/7   Sun   7:30pm
Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre
Excerpts
Lady Zhaojun Going Beyond the Great Wall from The Tomb of Wang Zhaojun
The excerpt features an exquisite singing style and a focus on both the voice and the dance moves of dan (female) role. The performance is said to invoke the very best skills of the roles of Zhaojun, Wang Long and the stable boy.
During Han dynasty, encouraged by treacherous court official Mao Yanshou, the Hun prince forced the Han imperial court to offer him Zhaojun to be his queen. The Han Emperor and imperial officials feared the foreigners in the North and dared not refuse his demand, so Zhaojun bore her pains and was forced to make her way to the foreign land. She had strong attachment to the magnificence of her homeland, while she hated the treacherous court officials and complained about the weakness of the imperial court that it could not protect even a weak lady.
Cast    Gu Haohao, Hou Zhe, Lou Yunxiao
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Looking Homeward from Su Wu Herding Sheep
An excerpt from the southern opera Su Wu Herding Sheep, one of the very rare Kunqu performance in which the playing of the sheng (male) role is substituted by a zhiweisheng (male with pheasant feather headgear). A number of delicate yet emotional singing segments can be heard throughout this touching excerpt.
During the reign of Emperor Wu of Han dynasty, Su Wu served as an envoy to Xiongnu but was held captive as he refused to succumb to these foreign tribesmen, so he herded sheep at the banks of Beihai. Famous military captain Li Guang’s son Li Ling led a 5000-strong troop to fight against Xiongnu but lost. The Han emperor killed Li Ling’s family and ruined his ancestors’ tombs. The Xiongnu prince, Chanyu, capitalized on an opportunity to trap Li Ling into surrendering. Li Ling went to see Su Wu, together they paid respect to their homeland from afar, Li Ling urged Su Wu to stay in the North to serve the Xiongnu. Su Wu was furious with righteousness, and blamed Li Ling for surrendering to the enemies. Li Ling went away in shame.
Cast    Li An, Miao Bin
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Accompanying Jingniang for Thousands of Miles from A Meeting of Heroes
The hongsheng (red-faced male) role plays opposite the dan role in this romantic excerpt, which has been included in the stock repertory of renowned performance artist Hou Shaokui. The finest singing, speaking and acting are put together for this richly developed and stylish production that reveals truthful emotions, elegant body movements and fascinating costumes.
Toward the end of the Five Dynasties, young man Zhao Kuangyin always fought injustice; eventually he rendered himself in trouble and escaped to Guanxi. On his way, he passed by Qingyou Temple and heard a woman sobbing. He followed the sounds and saved a young lady Zhao Jingniang who was held captive under some bluestone slab by some thieves. Jingniang did not know her way home, so Zhao Kuangyin kindly accompanied her, and they regarded each other as siblings. Jingniang admired Kuangyin’s fine character, while Kuangyin had great ambitions in life so he pretended to be unaware of Jingniang’s secret admiration, so he left after having seen her home.
Cast    Wu Shuang, Chen Li
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Welcoming the Statue and Lamenting the Statue from The Palace of Eternal Life
A representative work in the repertoire of Yu Zhenfei and included in the stock repertory of the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe; it is also a representative excerpt for famous Kunqu Opera artist Cai Zhengren. Singing skills are the highlight of this excerpt. The internal emotions of the protagonist such as sorrow, sadness and yearning for love, are expressed uninhibitedly through singing. Classic set tunes such as Po-Bu-Shan, in particular, are presented to leave the audience not only with ceaseless sighs of admiration but also a lasting impression.
After his favourite concubine, Yang Yuhuan, was forced to hang herself at Maweipo, the Emperor Ming of Tang dynasty missed her so much that he built a temple, and put a sandalwood sculpture of Imperial Concubine Yang for worshipping. On the day of completion of the temple and memorial ceremony was held, memories of the past overwhelmed Emperor Ming and rendered him in sadness and shame.
Cast    Cai Zhengren, Hou Zhe, Luo Chengxue
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In Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Tang Xianzu:
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe was established in 1978. The first director was the Kunqu maestro Yu Zhenfei and the present director is Gu Haohao. The troupe’s mission is to safeguard and transmit the art of Kunqu. Among its current members are accomplished artists, many of whom have won the Plum Blossom Award for Chinese Theatre. In 1986 the troupe was awarded by the Ministry of Culture the Number One Award in Reviving Kunqu Opera. It is acclaimed to be “a first-class troupe”. Since its establishment the troupe has re-enacted about 300 traditional extracts and 60 full-scale full-length plays, while creating new productions with new scripts. The most acclaimed pieces in its repertoire include The Peony Pavilion, The Palace of Eternal Life, The Lady Historian Ban Zhao and Ringing the Palace Bell. Various productions of the troupe have won prizes including National Theatre Arts Best Production Award, Wenhua Award, Chinese Theatre Award, China Kunqu Opera Arts Festival Outstanding Production Award.







In Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Tang Xianzu:
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe

Liu Yilong

Liu Yilong is a renowned Kunqu Opera artist and a National Class One Performer. He trained in chou (comic) roles at the Shanghai Chinese Opera School under the Chuan-generation of Kunqu Opera performers: Hua Chuanhao, Wang Chuansong and Zhou Chuancang, and received coaching from the leading chou actor in Peking Opera, Liu Binkun. His virtuosity has won him the accolade as “Famous Comic Actor of South of the Yangtze”. He was a double winner at the 3rd Shanghai Theatre Festival with an Outstanding Performance Award and the Laurel Award
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Zhang Xunpeng

Zhang Xunpeng is a renowned Kunqu Opera artist, an educator in Chinese opera, and a National Class One Performer. She has learnt from such famous artists as Yan Huizhu, Zhu Chuanming, Shen Chuanzhi, Yao Chuanxiang etc. She is focused in teaching Chinese opera and has nurtured many top-notch artistic talents in Kunqu Opera, Peking Opera, Yue Opera and other regional operas. She won the Top Leading Performer Award at the 6th Shanghai Magnolia Performing Arts Award etc..
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Zhang Jingxian

Zhang Jingxian is a renowned Kunqu Opera artist and a National Class One Performer specialised in guimendan (highborn female) and zhengdan (leading female) roles at the Shanghai Chinese Opera School where she trained under Kunqu Opera artists of the Chuan-generation – Zhu Chuanming, Fang Chuanyun, Shen Chuanzhi and Yao Chuanxiang.  Zhang was winner of the 7th and 19th Plum Blossom Award for Chinese Theatre and many other awards.
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Yue Meiti

Yue Meiti is a renowned Kunqu Opera artist and a National Class One Performer specializing in xiaosheng (civil male) roles. She trained under Kunqu maestro Yu Zhenfei and the venerable Chuan-generation of Kunqu Opera artists - Shen Chuanzhi, Zhu Chuanming and Zhou Chuanying at the Shanghai Opera School. She is best known for her portrayal of the principal male characters Pan Bizheng in The Jade Hairpin and Liu Mengmei in The Peony Pavilion. She was the winner of the 4th Plum Blossom Award for Chinese Theatre and many other awards.
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Liang Guyin

Liang Guyin is a renowned Kunqu Opera artist and a National Class One Performer. She trained under the venerable Chuan-generation of Kunqu Opera artists - Zhang Chuanfang, Zhu Chuanming and Shen Chuanzhi at the Shanghai Opera School with a specialism in huadan (young female) roles, but can also command with ease zhengdan roles and guimendan roles. She has an extensive repertoire and is famed as an “all-round actor” in Kunqu with her portrayals of a wide range of characters. She was the winner of the 3rd Plum Blossom Award for Chinese Theatre and many other awards.
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Cai Zhengren

Cai Zhengren is a renowned Kunqu Opera artist and a National Class One Performer, former Director of Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe. He is trained under Maestro Yu Zhenfei and the venerable Chuan-generation of Kunqu Opera artists - Shen Chuanzhi and Zhou Chuanying at the Shanghai Opera School. His specialism is in xiaosheng roles, but is particularly adept in guansheng (crown-wearing male) roles. He was the winner of the 4th Plum Blossom Award for Chinese Theatre, the top honoree for Outstanding Performance at the 13th Wenhua Awards and many other awards.
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Gu Haohao

Gu Haohao is a National Class One Performer and Director of Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe. She graduated from Shanghai Municipal Chinese Opera Institute 3rd Kunqu Acting Class, the Department of Cultural Administration of Shanghai University and holds a Master Degree in Fine Arts conferred by the Shanghai Theatre Academy. She specialises in wudan (military female) roles and the daomadan (sword and steed female) roles. She has studied under Kunqu Opera artist Wang Zhiquan and has received numerous awards including the 23rd Plum Blossom Award for Chinese Theatre.
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Li An

Li An is a National Class One Performer specialized in xiaosheng roles. He was among the 3rd batch of artists completing the Kunqu Performers’ Training Course. He was trained under Yue Meiti, Cai Zhengren and Zhou Zhigang who are first generation mentees of Maestro Yu Zhenfei. He won the 26th Plum Blossom Award for Chinese Theatre etc..
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Wu Shuang

Wu Shuang is a National Class One Performer specialized in jing (painted face) roles. He was among the 3rd batch of artists completing the Kunqu Performers’ Training Course, and is a Language graduate of the East China Normal University. He trained in Kunqu performance under Fang Yang, Zhong Weide and Wang Qun, and received personal guiding by the famous Peking Opera artist Shang Changrong. He won the 27th Plum Blossom Award for Chinese Theatre etc..
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Miao Bin

Miao Bin is a National Class One Performer specialized in laosheng (old male) roles. He graduated from the Shanghai “Five-Seven” Peking Opera Class and joined the Shanghai Peking Opera Theatre in the same year, where he was trained under Zhang Wenjuan, Chi Shigong, Ma Baogang and Chen Hongsheng. He was later formally accepted as a disciple by the veteran actor of the laosheng roles, Chen Dahuo, and was trained in the stylistic school of Yu Shuyan. In 2001, he won a Performance Award at the 7th China Theatre Festival.
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Shen Yili

Shen Yili is a National Class One Performer who was among the 3rd batch of artists completing the Kunqu Performers’ Training Course, and holds an MFA degree conferred by the Shanghai Theatre Academy. She specializes in guimendan roles and is a protégé of Wang Yingzhi, and later received personal guidance and teaching from famous Kunqu Opera artists as Zhang Jingxian, Zhang Xunpeng, Hua Wenyi, Zhang Jiqing, Shen Shihua, Wang Fengmei, Liang Guyin and Wang Zhiquan etc. She won the Leading Performer Award at the 11th Shanghai Magnolia Performing Arts Award etc..
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Ni Hong

Ni Hong is a National Class One Performer who was among the 3rd batch of artists completing the Kunqu Performers’ Training Course, and graduated from School of Chinese Opera and Dance of the Shanghai Theatre Academy, majoring in Chinese opera performance. Ni Hong at first specialized in guimendan roles and then changed to huadan roles. She is a protégé of Kunqu Opera artists Zhang Xunpeng, Liang Guyin and Liu Jian. She won the Supporting Role Award in the 11th Shanghai Magnolia Performing Arts Awards etc..
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Yu Bin

Yu Bin is a National Class One Performer who was among the 3rd batch of artists completing the Kunqu Performers’ Training Course, and graduated from School of Chinese Opera and Dance of the Shanghai Theatre Academy, majoring in Chinese opera performance. She specializes in guimendan roles and zhengdan roles. She is a protégé of Wang Yingzhi and Zhu Xiaoyu, and later received personal teaching from Kunqu Opera artists Zhang Jingxian, Zhang Xunpeng and Liang Guyin. She won the Red Prunus Gold Award in the 2nd Chinese Traditional Theatre Singing Competition etc..
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Hou Zhe

Hou Zhe is a National Class Two Performer, and graduated from the Shanghai Municipal Chinese Opera Institute. Hou specializes in chou (comic) roles. He has studied under Kunqu Opera artists Tu Yongheng, Wang Shijie, Liu Yilong and Cheng Zhixiong. He has received the 1st National Kunqu Young Performers Exchange Performance New Budding Orchids Award etc..
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Chen Li

Chen Li is a National Class Two Performer specialized in guimendan roles. She was among the third batch of artists completing the Kunqu Performers’ Training Course, and a graduate of Department of Television Arts of the Shanghai Theatre Academy, majoring in Television Anchor studies. At the institute she studied under Wang Yingzhi, and subsequently under Zhang Jingxian, Liang Guyin, Zhang Xunpeng and Hua Wenyi. She has received the 5th China Kunqu Opera Arts Festival Performance Award etc..
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Luo Chenxue

Luo Chenxue is a National Class Two Performer specialized in guimendan roles. She trained under many Kunqu virtuosi such as Hu Jinfang, Gong Yinlei, Kong Aiping and Xu Yunxiu, and in 2012, became the formal disciple of Zhang Jingxian. Luo was the winner of the Gold Flower Award at the 3rd and 4th Red Prunus Cup competition etc..
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Hu Weilu

Hu Weilu is a National Class Two Performer who graduated from the Shanghai Municipal Chinese Opera Institute. She specializes in xiaosheng roles, and has learnt from Yue Meiti, Cai Zhengren and Zhou Zhigang. She possesses a refreshing and noble temperament, handsome appearance, fine performance, and is skilled in singing and acting. She won the New Performer Award and Repertoire Award in the Shanghai New Repertoire Award in 2014 etc..
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Zhang Li

Zhang Li is a fine young performer in the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe. She graduated from the Kunqu Performance class of the Shanghai Theatre Academy. She specializes in guimendan roles. She is a protégé of Hua Wenyi, Wang Yingzhi, and was taught by Liang Guyin, Zhang Jiqing etc. She has performed along with several famous Kunqu Opera artists in rendering the Classical Version of The Peony Pavilion, and during the World Expo she played the lead role in the garden dream version of The Peony Pavilion. She had visited Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan etc. several times to participate in exchange performances.
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Tan Xiao

Tan Xiao is a fine young performer of the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe. He trained at the middle school affiliated to the National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts and the College of Chinese Opera of the Shanghai Theatre Academy where he specialized in wuchou (military comic male) and wenchou (civil comic male) roles under Zhang Mingrong, Jin Xihua, Guo Xinsheng and Liu Yilong. His stock repertoire includes Asking the Way, Beating the Flower Drum, Waylaying the Horse, Borrowing a Fan etc..
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Jiang Ke

Jiang Ke is a fine young performer of the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe. She graduated from the Kunqu Performance class of the Shanghai Theatre Academy. She specializes in guimendan roles. She learnt from Wang Yingzhi, Zhang Jiqing, Zhang Jingxian, Zhou Xuewen etc. She won the Performance Award in the 5th National Kunqu Festival etc..
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In Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Tang Xianzu:
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe

Li Qi

Li Qi is a National Class Two Musician of the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe, specialises in drums. He studied under Zhang Xinhai, Li Xiaoping, Zhu Lei and Wang Genqi etc.. Li has designed percussion music and played as a lead musician in a number of full-length productions, including The Peony Pavilion, The Palace of Eternal Life, The Story of the Jade Hairpin and Fifteen Strings of Copper Coins etc. and excerpts, including The Three Drunken Immortals, Seeking Shelter for His Son, Flee by Night and Cleaving open the Mountain to Save His Mother etc.. Many of these have received national accolades, such as the National Fine Stage Arts Project Award, the China Xiqu Society Award, the Wenhua Award of the China Arts Festival, Outstanding Production Award of the National Kunqu Festival, Shanghai Cultural and Art Creative Project Award and Shanghai Cultural and Art Creative Project Outstanding Class etc..
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Wang Yifan

Wang Yifan graduated in 2012 from Shanghai Theatre Academy (majoring in Kunqu music), specialises in bangu. Wang studied under renowned drummer Zhu Lei. Wang played in a list of full-length Kunqu Opera productions, including The Peony Pavilion, The Story of the Jade Hairpin, The Dream of Nanke, as well as excerpts such as The Death of Yang Zaixing at River Xiaoshang, Requesting Tea, On Broken Bridge and Tanci etc.. Wang has visited Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan etc. for exchange performances.
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Qian Yin

Qin Yin is a National Class One Musician of the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe, specialises in dizi. Full-length productions he participated in include Ban Zhao, The Palace of Eternal Life, The Peony Pavilion, The Peach Blossom Fan, Lanke Mountain, The Story of the Jade Hairpin and The Legend of the White Snake etc.. He also played dizi in nearly 100 excerpts, including Meeting at the Pavilion, Wandering in the Garden and Waking from a Dream and Visiting Zhao Pu etc.. Many of the productions he played in won multiple national accolades, such as National Fine Stage Arts Project Award, the China Xiqu Society Award, the Wenhua Award of the China Arts Festival, Outstanding Production Award in the National Kunqu Festival, Golden Eagle Award for Xiqu Television Drama, Soaring in the Sky Award, Shanghai Cultural and Art Creative Project Award and Shanghai Cultural and Art Creative Project Outstanding Class etc.. Qian was named Outstanding Dizi Player in the 5th Kunqu Festival of China.
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Yang Ziyin

Yang Ziyin is a National Class Two Musician of the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe, specialised in dizi. He studied under renowned king of dizi in Kunqu Opera Gu Zhaoqi and Wu Chongji. Yang played as lead musician in a number of full-length productions, including Fifteen Strings of Copper Coins, The Palace of Eternal Life, The Peony Pavilion, The Story of the Purple Hairpin, The Story of the Jade Hairpin and Lanke Mountain etc.. He also performed in traditional excerpts such as On Seeing His Mother But Without His Wife, Accompanying Jingniang for Thousands of Miles, Reunion with the Son, Sweeping Flowers and The Three Drunken Immortals etc.. Work he played won multiple national accolades, such as the National Fine Stage Arts Project Award, the China Xiqu Society Award, Wenhua Award of the China Arts Festival, Outstanding Production Award in the National Kunqu Festival, Shanghai Cultural and Art Creative Project Award, Shanghai Cultural and Art Creative Project Outstanding Class and Outstanding Production Award in the Shanghai Municipal Small Productions Critique and Contest Showcase etc..
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In Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Tang Xianzu:
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe
8-10/7   Fri - Sun   7:30pm
Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre
Price   票價顏色 1 $420   票價顏色 2 $320   票價顏色 3 $220   票價顏色 4 $120
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In Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Tang Xianzu:
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe
紀念湯顯祖逝世四百周年上海崑劇團 背景色
In Commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Tang Xianzu:
Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe