Guangling San on the guqin
Li Xiangting plays Guangling San, the fierce old piece said to have died with Ji Kang, in the concert version he performs.
Li Xiangting plays Guangling San, the fierce old piece said to have died with Ji Kang, in the concert version he performs.
One of the most authoritative living players of the guqin, the seven-stringed zither of the Chinese literati, played for three thousand years less as performance than as self-cultivation and as a way of tuning oneself to nature. He taught for decades at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, and China named him a representative inheritor of the guqin as intangible cultural heritage.
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