Guli
Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire
Male, Mongolian ethnicity, born in October 1956 in Wulan County, Qinghai Province. A National First-Class Vocal Performer, he grew up surrounded by the singing of his great-grandmother, his grandmother and other family elders, all renowned Mongolian folk singers; learning from them, he mastered a large body of Mongolian long-song and short-tune folk songs. His singing of Mongolian folk songs is highly authentic and rich in local style. In 1992 China Record and Video Publishing Corporation released his first solo album, The Road. Besides performing, he has composed more than thirty ethnic songs, including The Sacred Mother and The Fertile Homeland, and written papers such as A Brief Analysis of the Ideological Content and Linguistic Features of Qinghai Mongolian Ballads. He has taken on many disciples and takes an active part in Mongolian folk and customary activities.
Honors & Recognition
National representative bearer of Mongolian Folk Songs, a fifth-batch national intangible cultural heritage project. He has taken part in folk song competitions and performances within the province, elsewhere in the country and abroad, and has won awards.
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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