Xiangsheng Kao 49: Changjia Story of "Three Mushroom Princes Chang Guide" forty-nine
Chang Guide (March 14, 1950 - October 5, 2015)
Chang Guide, born in Tianjin in 1950. Son of the Three Mushrooms. What is incredible is that so many people in the Chang family are engaged in the cross-talk industry, Chang Lian'an and Chang Baoqing have only had a teacher through Dai la, and Chang Guide has been Haiqing all his life.
In 1969, he graduated from Tianjin Drama School and studied Peking Opera. After graduation, he remained in the Tianjin Peking Opera Second Troupe until 1986. But Chang Guide did not give up crosstalk in addition to studying for a primary school student. It is said that once when Premier Zhou met Chang Baoting, he asked anyone in the three generations of the Chang family who said cross-talk, and Chang Baoting replied: My son Chang Guide is now studying Peking Opera Xiaosheng, but he has not given up cross-talk, and now many people hope that the third generation of our Chang family also speaks cross-talk, and I let Chang Guide learn cross-talk while learning small students.
In 1986, Chang Guide was transferred to the Tianjin Qu Art Troupe and changed his name to cross-talk. Born into a xiangsheng Tiantuan family, although he is 36 years old, it is still easy for him to change his words to crosstalk. However, he does not say cross-talk for many years, lacks the necessary stage exercise, and his cross-talk level is not a little worse than that of his brother Chang Guitian. Why did you switch to crosstalk? After Chang Guide's death, his former partner said that Peking Opera is not very prosperous, and Changjia Xiangsheng needs to inherit and carry it forward.
In 2009, Chang Guide participated in "Old Master Ascension".
In August 2015, Tianjin announced the third batch of representative inheritors of Tianjin's intangible cultural heritage projects, and Ma Zhiming, Yin Xiaoxiao, Li Boxiang, Wei Wenliang, Chang Guide, etc. were all rated as the inheritors of the Tianjin Xiangsheng "Intangible Cultural Heritage" project.
On October 5, 2015, Chang Guide passed away in Tianjin at the age of 65. At the beginning of 2015, Chang Guitian's father, Chang Baoting, had just passed away at the age of 86. Father and son went in the same year. The loss of the chang family is not small.
Chang Guide and Zhao Weizhou have cooperated several times, and the two also participated in the first national "Hou Baolin Golden Statue Award" cross-talk competition together, and performed the cross-talk "Long Talk and Life".
Chang Guide also partnered with Ma Zhicun to compose and perform cross-talk passages such as "Learning Radio", "Each Has Its Own Good", "I Love Songs", and the traditional cross-talk "Miscellaneous Learning to Sing" and "Fu Shou Quan".
Chang Guide inherited the Changjia cross-talk style, and the performance was delicate, humorous and natural, and the typhoon was handsome. But in general, his cross-talk is very general, and it is a few miles away from Chang Guitian.
Zhao Weizhou talked about Chang Guide's artistic virtue and character, and everyone had a good reputation, but finally said: "It is a pity that he did not sing Peking Opera." It seems that Zhao Weizhou recognized Chang Guide's Peking Opera more between xiangsheng and Peking Opera. Chang Guide has the reputation of "Guo Kaimin in the Peking Opera Circle".
Chang Guide has partnered with Peking opera artists Dong Wenhua and Shang Mingzhu to perform modern Peking operas such as "Red Sister-in-law" and "August 1st Storm" and traditional dramas such as "Heroes of the Crowd".
There is a problem that deserves everyone's attention: many cross-talk actors like Peking Opera.
Hou Baolin once studied Peking Opera when he was a teenager, and his basic skills were very solid, and he sang the best Peking Opera in the cross-talk industry.
Chang Lian'an also studied Peking Opera, because of the inverted warehouse, he had to change his learning to change tricks, and later learned cross-talk.
Chang Guide was born in the Peking Opera Troupe for 17 years, and naturally sang very well in Peking Opera in the cross-talk industry.
Guo Degang sings Peking Opera, which can only be regarded as a high-level ticket holder level, although he has the Peking Opera Qi Sect of the Eight Classics of Zheng'er.