🎶🎵 Using music to connect to roots @NCUSCR
🎶🎵 Using music to connect to roots  @NCUSCR
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Musician, composer, and singer Wu Fei considers the guzheng, a Chinese zither, her lifelong partner. She brought one with her all the way to the United States from China to feel connected to her roots and childhood.

Watch Wu Fei preform with Abigail Washburn at our 2025 Gala on YouTube!
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