Read more at Sixth Tone — by Yin Yijun: You might not think to bring glow sticks to a bel canto singing performance, but fans of China’s recent hit TV talent show […]
The Classical Star Putting an Old Spin on New Records — Sixth Tone
‘Connecting Our Nation’: a musical celebration of the Transcontinental Railroad — Reno Phil
Read more at the Reno Phil Zhou Tian, a Grammy-nominated composer, created a work that premiered at the Reno Phil’s Classix season finale in April 2019, Requiem. Zhou recently provided the following […]
Seoul Spring Festival entertains Seoul with classical music — The Korea Herald
Read more at The Korea Herald — by Im Eun-byel: For the next two weeks, the capital city will be filled with classical music as the Seoul Spring Festival returns. The 14th […]
Chinese musician Yu Long talks about China’s potential to be a major force for classical music — Global Times
Read more at Global Times — by Liu Zhongyin: Fifty-four-year-old Chinese conductor Yu Long is a well-known figure in the music industry both at home and abroad. Born to a musician family […]
Forbidden City Concert Hall Celebrates 20th Anniversary from April 21 —Global Times
Forbidden City Concert Hall to kick off 20th anniversary celebration The Forbidden City Concert Hall will launch a series of performances to mark its 20th anniversary, said Xu Jian, the concert hall’s […]
Top-notch conductor continues to blaze trails in classical music scene – The Korea Times
by Anna J. Park Sung Shi-yeon, 43, is one of very few top-notch female classical music conductors in the world. Blazing trails is nothing new for Sung ― she has always opted […]
Lang Lang interview: Some of his childhood favorites – China Daily
by Chen Nan In April 2017 the Chinese pianist Lang Lang, one of the most well-known pianists in the world, hurt his left hand and had to cancel his concerts for more […]
