What is the level of Wu Qili in piano master?

Wu Yili is the first generation pianist in China with a high level.

Wu Qili (193 1 year—2065438+April 20, 2009), female, was born in Shanghai in 193 1 year, and her ancestral home is in Heyuan, Guangdong Province. She is a Chinese American living in Singapore. China's first generation pianist, one of the piano enlighteners in China.

Wu Qili began to learn the piano at the age of 6, and at the age of 9 he studied under Mr. Maybaiqi, a disciple of Liszt in the famous Italian musician piano master. 18 years old, becoming a dazzling piano player in Shanghai; 1954, the first piano soloist of the Central Orchestra, initiated and premiered the piano part of Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto. 1962 was rated as a national first-class piano player and received by Zhou Enlai in Zhongnanhai. 1983, Wu Qili went to the United States for further study and then settled in Singapore. 2065438+won the World Outstanding Chinese Artist Award in June 2007.

From April, 2065438 to April, 2007, a message of "China's First Generation Pianist Seeking Roots" spread all over the circle of WeChat friends of Heyuan people. The reason is that teacher Wu Yili's grandfather Wu Enfu is from Longchuan County, Heyuan City. About 1893, Mr. and Mrs. Wu immigrated to Hawaii, USA. Since then, Mr. Wu, who was born in Shanghai, has completely lost contact with his hometown. Now, 87-year-old teacher Wu Yili hopes to return to his hometown to find his roots.

Helping pianist Wu Lao find his hometown is a love relay that lasted for two years. During the National Day of 20 15, Wu Lao met Deng, a graduate of Xinghai Conservatory of Music, in the United States, and confided her desire and sincerity to seek roots. Deng immediately contacted his classmate Xiao, deputy director of Heyuan Cultural Center. Xiao is very enthusiastic about this, constantly asking for information, asking about friends named Wu in Longchuan, and posting on the Internet for help, but there is no exact news.

2017 On April 18, Wu Yili, a famous pianist who is internationally renowned and nearly 90 years old, went home. The first generation of pianists in China flew from Pudong Airport to Pingtan Airport in Huizhou alone. It is reported that Wu Qili is currently living in Singapore and has returned to his hometown Longchuan from Shanghai.