Gao Ping
}}Gao Ping (; born Chengdu, 1970) is a Chinese composer and professor of composition at Chinese University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen School of Music. He has also taught composition at the Conservatory of Music at Capital Normal University in Beijing, the University of Canterbury, New Zealand School of Music (Wellington), and University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand.
Gao gained his D.Mus in composition from the University of Cincinnati University. He is professor in composition at the Conservatory of Music at Capital Normal University in Beijing. He also holds a guest professorship at the China Conservatory. From 2005 he taught composition at the School of Music at Canterbury University in Christchurch, New Zealand. He is also a research associate in the Department of Music at Waikato University. His 1988 China Record Company album ''Jazz in China'' was one of the first domestic jazz-classical albums released in China.
Born in Sichuan province, he grew up as a young pianist at the Sichuan Conservatory in Chengdu, Gao Ping was affected by China’s concurrent transformation from a collective to a market economy. This transitional phase between old and new and the productive cultural clash between East and West left traces, that would later be evident in his music. The Beijing-based musicologist and professor Li Xi’an has referred to Gao Ping as a leading member of the “sixth generation” of Chinese composers. Gao Ping’s works have won wide acclaim throughout the world. His last chamber music release on Naxos was described by a German critic as “music which wants to be heard with ears of a child, full of wonder and amazement…deep and vulnerable.” In his recent works, Gao returns more fully to China as a creative theme. Works such as Piano Quintet “Mei Lan Zhu Ju” (2009) and The Four Not-Alike for multi-function pianist and Chinese instruments (2012) reflect the appeal of his fusing of Western and Eastern idioms, as well as the expanding interest in his compositions dealing with China and its multiple pasts. Provided by Wikipedia
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Emergent supersymmetry in local equilibrium systems by Gao, Ping, Liu, Hong
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Regenesis and quantum traversable wormholes by Gao, Ping, Liu, Hong
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Seeing behind black hole horizons in SYK by Gao, Ping, Lamprou, Lampros
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An effective field theory for non-maximal quantum chaos by Gao, Ping, Liu, Hong
Published 2023
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The effect of liver transplantation on gastric cancer: A meta-analysis by Xiao Lu, Gao-Ping Zhao
Published 2023-09-01
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A traversable wormhole teleportation protocol in the SYK model by Gao, Ping, Jafferis, Daniel L.
Published 2021
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Ghostbusters: unitarity and causality of non-equilibrium effective field theories by Gao, Ping, Glorioso, Paolo, Liu, Hong
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A functional mutation at position -155 in porcine APOE promoter affects gene expression by Gao Ping, Zhang Hao, Li Shixin, Chen Zanmou, Wang Chong, Li Jiaqi
Published 2011-05-01
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Preliminary evaluation of the efficacy and safety of brimonidine for general anesthesia by Chen Bin, Wang Xiaohui, Shi Mengrou, Li Xin, Zhang Ting, Gao Ping
Published 2021-12-01
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Diagnostic model of low visibility events based on C4.5 algorithm by Li Chao, Shi Yimin, Gao Ping, Shen Yang, Ma Chenchen, Shi Dawei
Published 2020-03-01
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Origin of carbonate cements in deep sandstone reservoirs and its significance for hydrocarbon indication: A case of Shahejie Formation in Dongying Sag by Zhang Tianjiao, Feng Yuelin, Ge Xinmin, Meng Wei, Han Hongwei, Yu Jingqiang, Zhang Weizhong, Li Shuli, Li Xiaochen, Gao Ping
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Evaluating an Intervention Program Using WeChat for Patients With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: Randomized Controlled Trial by Jiang, Yuyu, Liu, Fenglan, Guo, Jianlan, Sun, Pingping, Chen, Zhongyi, Li, Jinping, Cai, Liming, Zhao, Hongqing, Gao, Ping, Ding, Zhaosheng, Wu, Xiaoliang
Published 2020-04-01
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