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2014年8月,陆国年荣获湖北省非物质文化遗产传承人曾有位外国音乐家说过:“交响乐队若没有一面铜锣,就未免有些逊色。”武汉铜锣的发展可追溯到清朝乾隆年间,汉锣与京锣、奉锣、苏锣一起,并称全国“四大名锣”。而“高洪太铜锣”则是汉锣中最响亮的一面旗帜。如今,陆国年——这个有着“高洪太”传人和“湖北省非物质文化遗产”技艺传承人双重身份的定音师,依旧在用他精湛的定音技术向世人证实,这个百年老宇号曾给武汉铜响器市场带来的让人无法遗忘的峥嵘岁月……百年老字号深巷难觅循着震耳欲聋的金属撞击声,我们走进铜锣厂
In August 2014, Lu Guochong won the honor of a non-material cultural heritage successor in Hubei Province. As a foreign musician once said: “Symphony Orchestra can be somewhat inferior without a gong.” “The development of Wuhan Gonglu can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty Qianlong years, Han Gong and Beijing Gong, Feng Gong, Su Gong together, and said the country ”Four Famous Gong “. And ”Gao Hong Tai Tong Gong“ is the loudest banner in the gongs. Today, Lu Guonian - this celebrity teacher with dual identities of ”Gao Hongtai“ and ”Hubei Intangible Cultural Heritage" as its successor, still uses his superb articulation technology to prove to the world that this century-old Soyu has given Wuhan brass ring market people can not forget the magnificent years ... ... A hundred years old Lane deep hard to find following the deafening metal percussion, we walked into Causeway factory