Wu Lixun
Lineage & School of Heritage
Since entering the Daoist order in 1984, in order to carry on Shifang Ban (Ten Directions Boards), that is, the Shifang Yun (Ten Directions Chants) of the Daoist scores of earlier generations, he has studied the basic skills of recitation, drumming, striking, singing, ritual performance, hand gestures, spoken passages and pacing the stars with his masters, and performs in accordance with traditional practice.
Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire
Male, Han ethnicity, born in May 1969, a native of Pingyang County, Zhejiang Province. Since becoming abbot in 1990 he has attached greater importance to transmitting Dongyue Temple Daoist music, including Shifang Ban. In order to raise the musical level of young Daoist priests, he held a Daoist music training class in 2012. In 2014 he established the Dongyue Temple Daoist Music Transmission Base, set up a Daoist music exhibition room, and specially formed a Dongyue Temple Daoist music performance team that holds regular practice sessions to improve its performance skills.
Honors & Recognition
National representative bearer of Daoist Music (Dongyue Temple Daoist Music), a fifth-batch national intangible cultural heritage project.
References & Archival Sources
Representative Items of This Bearer
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
- Daoist Music Ⅱ-139
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