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"Absolute Sound- Guo PengJi's Audiovisual Treasures of the Recent Qinren"
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Xia Lianju
（1884—1965）
【Biography】
Ming Jiquan, puzhai, canal garden, lotus residence, yiweng, Shandong Yuncheng people. During the census of the guqin, two songs were recorded: "Spring Mountain Listening to Cuckoos" and "Chang'an A Piece of The Moon" (that is, "Pounding Clothes"). In 1962, he sang and produced the album "Wind into the Pine", unpublished. The Tibetan qin is quite rich, among which "Ape Howling Qingluo" was later managed by Pinghu. He is the author of "Ten Kinds of Chapters Outside the Canal Garden" and so on. The eldest son of Xia Xinyou, the Viceroy of Yunnan in the Qing Dynasty, he was the secretary of the Presidential Office and a member of the National Assembly in the early years of the Republic of China. He resigned in the 1920s and focused on academics and education. In 1935, he moved to Beiping. In 1955, he was elected vice chairman of the CPPCC Committee of Xicheng District, Beijing.
"Ape Howling Green Lotus" piano
【Tracks】
■ Both were recorded in Beijing and entered the warehouse of Central Radio in 1961
01 Chang'an Yiyue (Pounding Clothes) 07:34 It is suspected that on April 23, 1956, the Theoretical Creation Committee hosted a guqin concert, and Wang Lijun of The Central Radio station decided and re-recorded it
02 Chunshan Listening to Cuckoo 05:03 It is suspected that on April 23, 1956, the Theoretical Creation Committee hosted a guqin concert, and Wang Lijun of Central Radio decided and re-recorded it
03 Wind into pine 02:27
04 Autumn River Night Berth 02:19