lu Yingkun

Personal profile

Academic background: Musicology Research field: Chinese music Title Degree: Researcher, Ph.D. Course: Drama music, etc. Department: Music Department

Born in 1953. In 1970 into Chengdu five seven art school. Into Chengdu Sichuan Opera Theater in 1973, engaged in musical instruments and Sichuan Opera music creation and research. From 1985 to 1988, he studied masters degree in opera studies at China Art Research Institute. From 1988 to 1992, he worked for Beijing Institute of the Arts. From 1992 to 1994, she studied for a doctoral degree at the China Academy of Art. From 1994 to 2002, he worked in the Chinese Academy of Arts, and successively worked in the Academy of Drama, Graduate Department and Music Institute. Since 2002, he worked at Communication University of China (formerly Beijing Broadcasting Institute), researcher and doctoral supervisor. The main research areas for the opera music, traditional Chinese music, opera history. Some scientific research achievements

Published works:

Chinese Opera and all kinds of social (1992)

High Chamber and Sichuan Opera Music (2001)

Opera Art Theory (2002)

The Yangtze River Opera (co-author, 2005)

The history of Chinese art, the Ming Dynasty scroll (co-editor, 2006)

Published papers:

On the high chamber (Literature and Art Research, 1996)

Mr. Huang Xiangpeng translated 〔〕 red 〔〕 ( Chinese Musicology , 1998)

Ming Xian Xian Tu slightly test (Teana, 2000)

Times, Tradition and Opera Music (Chinese Drama, 2002)

Some basic concepts of opera music (Journal of Southeast University, 2004)

Wen Yue Relationship and Song Music Evolution (Chinese Musicology, 2005)

Luanchu · Opera and Local Opera (China Intangible Cultural Heritage, 2006)

Living Room and Fixed Spectrum - One of the Kung Chambers Viewed from the High Chamber (China Kunqu Forum 2005, 2006)

Qu, the relationship between the cavity a bit - from the cavalry to see Kunqu two (China Kunqu Forum 2006, 2007)

Kunqu Opera elegant and Hua Ya dispute another discussion (Southeast University, 2009)

The meaning of cavity and the rhetoric of opera voice (Art of Opera, 2010 ~ 2011)

From single to multiple music - one of the notes of music research (Bo Yi, 2011)

A few songs singing (Chinese music, 2012)

Invention project:

High Chamber Research (National Arts and Sciences Planning Project, Independent, 2001 Completed)

Research on the Qing Dynasty Litter (National Philosophy and Social Science Fund Project, Independent, 2007 Completed)

Chinese Music Dictionary (National Art Science Planning Project, collective, responsible for the Department of Drama Music, 2004 completed)

Beijing Cavity Research (Beijing Social Science Planning Project, presided over by 2011)

Inheritance and Evolution of Kunqu Opera in Beijing since the 16th Century (Beijing Social Science Planning Project, Presiding, Researching)

Qing Dynasty Opera Music History (National Social Science Fund Arts Key Project, presided, research)