1. Yang Jiaren

Yang Jiaren (1912-1966) was the only male graduate of the Music Department of Nanjing Jinling Women's University. With hard work, this native of Zhongshan County, Guangdong Province, obtained two master's degrees in the Department of Music Education and Theory of the University of Michigan in the United States in 1940. He won numerous awards throughout his life. He and his wife Cheng Zhuoru were called the "condor couple" in the music industry at that time. Conductors Fan Chengwu and Bian Zushan were taught by him.

2. Li Guoquan

Li Guoquan (1914-1966) was one of the well-known violinists in China when he was young, and later served as the conductor of the China Symphony Orchestra. He has successively conducted performances of Chinese and foreign large-scale operas "The White-Haired Girl", "Liu Hulan", "La Traviata" and dance dramas "Lotus Lantern", "Red Detachment of Women", "Swan Lake", etc. In 1964, he served as the leader of the conducting team of the music and dance epic "The East is Red". He has visited and performed in the Soviet Union, Poland and other countries.

3. Chen Chuanxi

Chen Chuanxi (1916-2012) was an oboe player. In 1951, he went to Berlin with the group to participate in the Third World Youth Festival. He has visited and performed in Hungary and many other countries. After being transferred to the Shanghai Film Orchestra in the autumn of 1958, he has recorded music for more than 250 films. His amazing ear for ostinatos, which he developed since childhood, made him a natural in film scoring.

4. Li Delun

The most talked about thing about Mr. Li Delun (1917-2001) is that he collaborated with Stern on November 19, 1999 to play the "single song of the century" "story. Stern passed away on September 23, 2001; Li Delun passed away on October 19 of the same year. Master Li, who has a lifetime of honors and is famous overseas, has a different obsession with music.

5. Qin Pengzhang

“The life of art lies in continuous innovation, and the meaning of life lies in continuous progress.” Music conductor Qin Pengzhang once explained his motto like this. The founder of national music, people call him "Old Qin", but he always calls himself "Xiao Qin". The old gentleman is skilled in various fields such as composing, arranging, conducting, and performing, and he can also play the pipa well.

6. Huang Feili

Huang Feili, born in 1917 in Panyu, Guangdong, is a famous conductor, the first professor of the Conducting Department of the Central Conservatory of Music, and one of the founders of professional conducting education in China. Educator, after 1943, he served as associate professor of Fujian Music College.

7. Han Zhongjie

Han Zhongjie, conductor, was born in Shanghai. After 1951, he served as band leader, conductor and flute soloist of the Central Song and Dance Ensemble. In 1961, he won the Leningrad Medal of the Soviet Union He received an associate doctorate degree from the Conservatory of Music. He returned to China in the same year and served successively as conductor of the Central Orchestra Symphony Orchestra and conductor of the Central Opera House, teacher of the Conducting Department of the China Conservatory of Music, and the third director of the Chinese Musicians Association.

8. Situ Han

Situ Han, music conductor, was born in Kaiping, Guangdong. Graduated from the Journalism Department of Fudan University in 1948. In 1950, he graduated from the Soviet expert chorus conducting class of the Central Orchestra in the same year. Later, he served as president and conductor of the Shanghai Chorus, president, conductor and honorary president of the Shanghai Orchestra, the third director and the fourth executive director of the Chinese Musicians Association. He has served as conductor of the oratorios "Fire in Mines", "Happy River Cantata", "Yellow River Cantata" and the music and dance epic "The East Is Red".

9. Ma Geshun

Ma Geshun (1914-December 19, 2015), a native of Qianxian County, Shaanxi Province, is a leading choral conductor in China, a professor of choral conductor at Shanghai Conservatory of Music, and a professor of Chinese choral music. One of the founders, a professor at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, and an honorary academician of the Westminster Choral Music Academy.

10. Huang Yijun

A native of Liuyang, Hunan, and born in Suzhou, Jiangsu. Graduated from Suzhou Middle School in 1933. In 1934, he served as a performer in the Chinese Orchestra of Shanghai EMI Records. He composed music such as "Flowers and Full Moon" and provided soundtracks for the movie "The Feathered Letter" and the drama "Guan Hanqing".