Thursday, 28 August

LYQS Yaji Aug 2025

By London Youlan Qin Society - 倫敦幽蘭琴社

LYQS's Yaji in Aug 28th in SOAS.

Date and time

Location

SOAS University of London

10 Thornhaugh Street London WC1H 0XG United Kingdom

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Highlights

2 hours, 30 minutes
In person

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

A special Yaji gathering to commemorate the birth of Guqin Master Zha Fuxi (1895-1976).

Calligraphy artist Mr Hu Ruijun will be present to write calligraphy with music playing in the background

Location: DLT theatre

YAJI (1800-2030)

The yaji will be open to all qin friends.

PRICE

£6 per person (Pastries and Tea available)

GENERAL INFO

Please do not post or perform material that is inappropriate, abusive, unlawful, disruptive, or completely unrelated to the yaji or guqin music: failure to comply will result in being kicked out of the meeting immediately and (if applicable) disciplinary action for members. The hosts and moderators have the right to use to their discretion to maintain order within the meeting by muting and expelling any participant or audience member without warning for not complying with the rules set out or causing disruptive behaviour.

Contacts

Email 郵箱：info@ukchinesemusic.com

Organised by

London Youlan Qin Society - 倫敦幽蘭琴社

The London Youlan Qin Society, established on 13th July 2003, is a London-based voluntary cultural organization and learned society. It is Europe’s first such society, which aims to promote interest in and understanding of Chinese music, its culture and arts, philosophy and social meaning, especially of the qin in the UK. The qin or guqin, the Chinese seven-stringed zither, is one of China’s most significant classical instruments, and was declared by UNESCO in 2003 as a “Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity”. The Society is committed to facilitating the education, exchange and development of Chinese musical culture and arts between the UK, China and the rest of the world. Its president is Dr Cheng Yu, a leading UK Chinese musician and Research Associate at SOAS, University of London.