Tang Shiyu started learning the pipa as a child. Now pursuing a doctorate in theater, she has been exploring one question: what happens when ancient instruments meet the contemporary stage?
In her view, young Chinese instruments are not relics to be placed on a shelf – they are a living language that can be used to create something new. From classical pieces to avant-garde theater, she uses the pipa to bridge the past and the present, letting the thousand-year-old strings speak in the voice of our time.
Hear her thoughts on the future of traditional Chinese music.
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