How much older is Liu Shikun than Sun Ying?

Liu Shikun is thirty-seven years older than Sun Ying.

Liu Shikun, born in Tianjin in 1939, is a Chinese pianist. In 1956, he participated in the "Liszt International Piano Competition" and won third place and the Hungarian Rhapsody Performance Award. In 1958, he participated in the first Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition and won second place. In 1959, he participated in the 10th National Day Gala Performance at the Great Hall of the People.

Sun Ying, female, graduated from Nanjing Art Institute. After immigrating to Hong Kong, he became more active in the art scene. In addition to being employed as a program host for satellite TV stations, he was often invited to perform at many performance venues in China and Singapore.

Her multi-faceted acting talents and constant hard work have made her a well-rounded artist and the subject of interviews with newspapers, magazines and television stations. Known as the "Princess of Piano and Pipa".

Liu Shikun's repertoire

Liu Shikun played Liszt's "Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major" with great momentum, and displayed a bright and quiet timbre and cantabile in the lyrical passages. His performance of Liszt's "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6" not only mastered the unique style and Gypsy color of Hungarian folk music, but also had the difficult octave unison repetition technique.

Chopin under Liu Shikun is known for his grandeur: "Polish Overture in A flat major" and "Etude in G flat major" are given complex finger movements, speed and changes in timbre.

When Liu Shikun played Mozart's "Sonata in G major", he focused on the childlike innocence and the beautiful emotions of smooth sentence making, exuding an elegant and noble atmosphere. It is more touching when dealing with "Rondo" by modern composer Kabalevsky.