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Wang Changyuan (Chinese: 王昌元) is a Chinese guzheng performer and composer. The only daughter of the guzheng master Wang Xunzhi, she graduated from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and in 1984 came to the United States to study world music at Kent State University. Wang Changyuan is the composer of the famous guzheng solo piece, Zhan Tai Feng (Chinese: 战台风, "The Fight with the Typhoon"), a dramatic depiction of fight of the Shanghai harbour proletariat against the forces of nature, while protecting the property of the people and the Chinese communist government. She composed the work in 1965 while living for three months in the dormitories of the Shanghai harbour and sharing her quarters with the workers there. Wang lives in Rego Park, Queens, New York and teaches in Manhattan, Queens, and in nearby New Jersey. She occasionally performs in the New York metro area, by herself or with her students. Her students include many prominent world-class guzheng soloists, among whom are Xu Lingzi (Hong Kong), Sha Lijing (China), Ma Li (United States), and Fiona Sze-Lorrain (France/United States). User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
A Vulture Fighting a Crane
2,8382Lanterns and the Moon in Radiance
9423Guangling Strains
4724Battling Against Typhoon
4245Lofty Mountains and Flowing Waters
3986Autumn Reflections
3107Jackdaws Playing in the Water
2528Plum Blossom Melody - Three Variations
2279Resentment in Boudoir
22610Rainbow Color Garment
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Master of Traditional Chinese Music:Zheng

Master of Traditional Chinese Music:Zheng

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