Hanmei
Lineage & School of Heritage
She was born into a family of folk singers and from childhood learned short-tune folk songs from her grandfather Pang A and her uncle Han Qilong.
Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire
Female, Mongolian ethnicity, born in September 1971 in Fuxin Mongol Autonomous County, Liaoning Province. She is a National Second-Class Performer. In 1992 she joined the Fuxin Ethnic Art Troupe and began her professional singing career. Her voice is deep and full and her range wide; she sings with genuine feeling, letting emotion guide the voice so that sound and sentiment reinforce each other, and with their circling, refrained melodies and beautifully poetic lyrics the songs move the heart and carry a strong artistic appeal. She concentrates on love songs and narrative songs and has a firm command of more than seventy short-tune folk songs; her representative pieces include Wuyun Shandan, Daya Bo'er, Yunliang and Longmei. She teaches short-tune folk songs at Fuxin College, bringing the treasures of ethnic art into the classroom.
Honors & Recognition
National representative bearer of Fuxin Eastern Mongolian Short-Tune Folk Songs, a fifth-batch national intangible cultural heritage project.
References & Archival Sources
Representative Items of This Bearer
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
- Mongolian Folk Songs Ⅱ-105
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