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Wuxi Traditional Chinese Orchestra<\/h2>\n

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Founded in 2020, the Wuxi Traditional Chinese Orchestra<\/strong> is led by Artistic Director Deng Jiandong, a renowned erhu virtuoso, and Music Director & Principal Conductor Sun Peng, winner of the First Chinese Music Conducting Competition. Distinguished figures such as Ye Cong and Yan Huichang serve as guest conductor and artistic advisor, alongside other eminent composers and soloists.<\/p>\n

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Rooted in Wuxi, a city celebrated as the \u201cHometown of the Erhu\u201d and the cradle of Wu Culture, the orchestra draws inspiration from a rich cultural heritage. Its guiding principles emphasize excellence, individuality, and diversity.<\/p>\n

Since its founding, the orchestra has toured across Europe, Asia, and North America, earning wide recognition and awards such as \u201cOutstanding Chinese Orchestra.\u201d Many commissioned works have been supported by national arts funds and received prestigious prizes.<\/p>\n

With a focus on innovation, the orchestra aims to create new Chinese orchestral works that reflect Wuxi\u2019s spirit, embody Chinese culture, and resonate worldwide \u2014 sharing the refined \u201cVoice of Taihu\u201d with global audiences.<\/p>\n

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SUN PENG \/ Conductor<\/h3>\n

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Sun Peng is considered one of the outstanding conductors of the younger generation in China. He is music director and principal conductor of the Wuxi Traditional Chinese Orchestra and permanent guest conductor of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra. Previous positions have taken him to the Macao Chinese Orchestra and the Shanxi Performing Arts Group Chinese Orchestra, among others.<\/p>\n

He initially trained in China with Prof. Yan Huichang, later at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, where he graduated with highest honors. With extensive experience in both Chinese and Western repertoire, Sun Peng has conducted hundreds of concerts, including numerous world premieres, and is considered a versatile and distinguished musician.<\/p>\n

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Bereits in jungen Jahren erlangte er Bekanntheit, als er mit 20 Jahren das ehemalige Zentralorchester und das Shanghai Symphony Orchestra dirigierte. Mit 22 Jahren gewann er den Nationalen Dirigentenwettbewerb. Seine beeindruckende Karriere umfasst Positionen wie Dirigent des National Ballet of China Symphony Orchestra, Musikdirektor und Chefdirigent des Busan Philharmonic Orchestra in S\u00fcdkorea sowie Chefdirigent und Direktor des China National Symphony Orchestra. 2022 wurde er zum Pr\u00e4sidenten des China Conservatory of Music ernannt, und 2024 erhielt er den Ehrentitel des Ehren-Chefdirigenten des China National Symphony Orchestra.<\/p>\n

Li Xincaos musikalische Laufbahn erstreckt sich \u00fcber alle f\u00fcnf Kontinente und ist gepr\u00e4gt von herausragenden Leistungen sowohl im symphonischen als auch im opernhaften Bereich. Seine Leitung des China National Symphony Orchestra w\u00e4hrend historischer Welttourneen fand begeisterte Resonanz, und seine Auftritte wurden von f\u00fchrenden Musikkritikern weltweit hoch gelobt. In den letzten 30 Jahren hat er zusammen mit dem China National Symphony Orchestra bedeutende Beitr\u00e4ge zur globalen Musikszene geleistet, wobei er die Ausweitung und Entwicklung der chinesischen Symphonik auf der ganzen Welt miterlebte und Rekorde f\u00fcr Welttourneen chinesischer symphonischer Ensembles aufstellte.<\/p>\n

Li Xincao ist der Entdeckung und F\u00f6rderung chinesischer Musik verpflichtet. Im Laufe der Jahre hat er kontinuierlich klassische chinesische Musikwerke neu inszeniert und verfeinert sowie viele vergessene Meisterwerke wiederbelebt. Er unterst\u00fctzt aktiv die Auff\u00fchrung neuer Werke und hat zahlreiche herausragende zeitgen\u00f6ssische chinesische Musikkompositionen organisiert und uraufgef\u00fchrt.<\/p>\n

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Zhang Hongyan \/ Pipa<\/h3>\n

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Zhang Hongyan is an internationally acclaimed pipa soloist and professor at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. She performs regularly in major concert halls in Asia and Europe and has been hailed by the press as an \u201cambassador of the East.\u201d<\/p>\n

In addition to her concert activities, she is also involved in teaching and cultural outreach. Many of her students have gone on to become award-winning musicians themselves. Through innovative teaching formats and the founding of ensembles, she is shaping the further development of Chinese plucked string music and combining tradition with contemporary repertoire.<\/p>\n

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Yang Tingting wurde mit zahlreichen Auszeichnungen geehrt, darunter der erste Preis im Nationalen Pipa-Wettbewerb bei den \u201eGoldenen Glockenpreisen\u201c der chinesischen Musik. Im Jahr 2010 wurde sie als eine der \u201eHerausragenden jungen K\u00fcnstlerinnen\u201c der Provinz Jiangsu ausgezeichnet. 2018 wurde sie als hochrangiges junges Talent in Peking ausgew\u00e4hlt und 2019 in das High-Level-Talent-Programm von Peking-Tianjin-Hebei aufgenommen. Im Jahr 2022 erhielt sie das Young Talent Support Project des Nationalen Kunstfonds, und 2024 wurde sie erneut in das Young Artist Creation Talent Program des Nationalen Kunstfonds aufgenommen.<\/p>\n

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Deng Jiandong \/ Erhu<\/h3>\n

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Deng Jiandong is one of China’s most important erhu virtuosos. He is artistic director of the Wuxi Traditional Chinese Orchestra and professor at leading conservatories in Shanghai and Nanjing. Numerous awards, including the China Gold Record Award, recognize his achievements.<\/p>\n

As a soloist, he has performed with renowned orchestras worldwide, including the Vienna Musikverein, and has premiered works that are now an integral part of the modern erhu repertoire. Deng’s playing combines technical brilliance with great expressiveness, making him one of the defining voices of his instrument on the international stage.<\/p>\n

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Ma Ke hat bemerkenswerte Erfolge im Bereich der Musik erzielt und zahlreiche nationale und internationale Auszeichnungen gewonnen, darunter den ersten Preis beim 8. China Golden Bell Award f\u00fcr Erhu. Sie wurde auch als eine der Top Ten neuen Erhu-Spieler des China Central Television ausgezeichnet. Im Jahr 2020 wurde ihr Soloalbum Strings Through Time vom People\u2019s Music Publishing House ver\u00f6ffentlicht, das ihr tiefgr\u00fcndiges k\u00fcnstlerisches Talent zeigt.<\/p>\n

International haben Ma Kes Auftritte das Publikum weltweit begeistert. Von ihren Auftritten in Edinburgh und einem Wohlt\u00e4tigkeitsmusikfestival in Frankreich bis hin zu einem Solokonzert in Wien hat sie die Grenzen ihrer Kunst kontinuierlich erweitert und den grenzenlosen Charme des Erhu demonstriert.<\/p>\n

Als P\u00e4dagogin hat Ma Ke innovative Lehrmethoden eingef\u00fchrt und viele talentierte Erhu-Sch\u00fcler gef\u00f6rdert, die bedeutende Auszeichnungen gewonnen haben. Am 3. August 2024 gab sie ein Solo-Erhu-Konzert im Ehrbar Saal in Wien, \u00d6sterreich, und pr\u00e4sentierte die rhythmische Sch\u00f6nheit des chinesischen Erhu, w\u00e4hrend sie ihre Bem\u00fchungen fortsetzt, die traditionelle chinesische Kultur zu f\u00f6rdern.<\/p>\n

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The China National Traditional Orchestra (CNTO)<\/h2>\n

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The China National Traditional Orchestra (CNTO)<\/strong> is one of China\u2019s most prestigious ensembles, under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture. Since its founding in 1960, the orchestra has dedicated itself to sharing the beauty and depth of China\u2019s ancient musical heritage with audiences around the world.<\/p>\n

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Bringing together outstanding musicians, CNTO bridges tradition and modernity through evocative performances ranging from timeless classics to innovative contemporary works. Having toured more than 30 countries \u2013 including the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Australia, Denmark, Spain, Norway, Columbia, Peru, Ecuador, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Egypt, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia \u2013 the orchestra is celebrated for its artistic excellence and cultural resonance.<\/p>\n

In acclaimed productions such as Impressions: Chinese Music<\/em>, Beautiful Rivers and Mountains<\/em>, and The Silk Road<\/em>, CNTO reveals the richness and poetic spirit of Chinese music \u2013 building a bridge between East and West, past and future.<\/p>\n

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Liu Sha \/ Conductor (Montpellier & Geneva)<\/h3>\n

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Resident Conductor China National Traditional Orchestra\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

A graduate of the Central Conservatory of Music, Liu pursued further studies from 2011 to 2014 at the St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music, studying opera and symphonic conducting with Alexander Polishchuk as well as researching the Ilya Musin conducting method. Among his teachers at the master classes are Seiji Ozawa, Mstislav Rostropovich, Jorma Panula, Colin Meters and Gustav Meier.<\/p>\n

Resident conductor of the China National Traditional Orchestra, Liu Sha is widely recognized as a leading figure among the new generation of traditional orchestra conductors. To date, he has conducted the China National Traditional Orchestra on its tours to Russia, France, Korea, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Germany and the United States. As a champion of contemporary music, he has premiered and commissioned hundreds of thousands of new works from composers of the younger generation. In the realm of symphonic music, his Russian and East European repertoire has won critical acclaim.<\/p>\n

Mr Liu has conducted at several state visit and diplomatic occasions including APEC in 2014. He appeared in the Chinese New Year\u2019s Concert in Hawaii in 2013 and at the Pan-Pacific Asian Arts Festival at Stanford in San Francisco. In 2015, he conducted two sold-out concerts featuring music composed by Jiang Ying at the Kennedy Centre and Carnegie Hall.<\/p>\n

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In recent years, Liu Sha has been hailed as a “dual-conductor bridging East and West,” actively exploring the development and innovation of Chinese traditional orchestras and cultivating professional conductors in the field of ethnic orchestral music. He has visually conducted and premiered nearly a thousand works for traditional orchestras. With a unique perspective, he actively advocates, commissions, and performs new works by the youngest generation of Chinese composers, gaining extensive attention in the Chinese and Asian music scenes.<\/p>\n

He is acclaimed by the media as an outstanding representative and leader of the new generation of traditional music conductors in China. In 2016, he became the youngest conductor selected among the “Top 10 Outstanding Traditional Orchestral Conductors in China\u201d<\/p>\n

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Muhai Tang \/ Conductor (Paris)<\/h3>\n

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Muhai Tang<\/strong> is one of the most distinguished Chinese conductors of our time. As Laureate Conductor of the China National Symphony Orchestra<\/strong> and Artistic Director<\/strong> of the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra<\/strong>, the Tianjin Symphony Orchestra<\/strong>, and the Harbin Symphony Orchestra<\/strong>, he plays a vital role in shaping China\u2019s classical music scene.<\/p>\n

Born in Shanghai<\/strong>, Tang studied composition and conducting at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music<\/strong>, where he later taught. In 1979, he received a scholarship to study at the Munich Musikhochschule<\/strong>, and in 1983 he was invited by Herbert von Karajan<\/strong> to conduct the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra<\/strong> \u2013 a milestone that marked the beginning of his international career. Since then, Tang has collaborated with leading orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra<\/strong>, Orchestre de Paris<\/strong>, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig<\/strong>, Staatskapelle Dresden<\/strong>, and the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The son of renowned film director Tang Xiaodan<\/strong>, he developed a profound passion for opera. He has conducted at prestigious houses such as La Scala Milan<\/strong>, Zurich Opera House<\/strong>, Hungarian State Opera<\/strong>, Frankfurt Opera<\/strong>, and the Bavarian State Opera<\/strong>. From 2003 to 2008, he served as Chief Conductor of the Finnish National Opera<\/strong>, and during the Milan Expo 2015<\/strong>, he made history as the first Chinese conductor<\/strong> ever to perform at La Scala, leading Rossini\u2019s Otello<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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Many of Tang\u2019s recordings have been released by Deutsche Grammophon<\/strong> and Teldec<\/strong>. His Zurich Opera productions of Le Comte Ory<\/em> and Otello<\/em> featuring Cecilia Bartoli<\/strong>, released by Decca<\/strong>, earned worldwide acclaim \u2013 with Le Comte Ory<\/em> winning a Grammy Award in 2004<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Tang has also served as Artistic Director and Chief Conductor<\/strong> of the Royal Flemish Philharmonic<\/strong>, Queensland Symphony Orchestra<\/strong>, Gulbenkian Orchestra Lisbon<\/strong>, Zurich Chamber Orchestra<\/strong>, Prague Symphony Orchestra<\/strong>, and the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Uniting Western precision with Eastern sensibility, Muhai Tang<\/strong> stands as a true cultural ambassador whose artistry continues to bridge continents and generations.<\/p>\n

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Li Chao \/ Erhu Soloist (Geneva)<\/h3>\n

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Li Chao is a young erhu<\/em> virtuoso and the Assistant Concertmaster of the China National Traditional Orchestra. He also serves as Executive Director of the Erhu Society of the Beijing Musicians Association. Li was the recipient of the highest awards in both the junior and youth categories of the Wenhua Art School Award \u2013 National Traditional Instrument Competition<\/em>.<\/p>\n

His performances have taken him to many parts of the world, gracing some of the most prestigious stages, including the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, the Berlin Philharmonie, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in the United States, the Lucerne Concert Hall, and the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg.<\/p>\n

Through his artistry, he continues to share the charm and expressive power of Chinese music with audiences worldwide.<\/p>\n

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Viele seiner Aufnahmen erschienen bei Deutsche Grammophon und Teldec. Zwei Opernproduktionen des Opernhauses Z\u00fcrich mit Cecilia Bartoli, Le Comte Ory und Otello, dirigiert von Muhai Tang, wurden von Decca weltweit ver\u00f6ffentlicht; Le Comte Ory wurde 2004 mit einem Grammy Award ausgezeichnet.<\/p>\n

Tang war Chefdirigent und k\u00fcnstlerischer Leiter unter anderem der K\u00f6niglich Fl\u00e4mischen Philharmonie, des Queensland Symphony Orchestra, des Orquestra Gulbenkian, des Z\u00fcrcher Kammerorchesters, des Prager Symphonieorchesters und der Belgrader Philharmonie.<\/p>\n

Mit seiner unverwechselbaren Verbindung westlicher Pr\u00e4zision und \u00f6stlicher Klangkultur gilt Muhai Tang als einer der bedeutendsten kulturellen Br\u00fcckenbauer und musikalischen Botschafter Chinas.<\/p>\n

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Song Lei \/ Erhu Soloist (Montpellier)<\/h3>\n

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Song Lei is principal erhu<\/em> of the China National Traditional Orchestra and a Council Member of the Beijing erhu<\/em> Association. A graduate of the Central Conservatory of Music, he has won the Gold Prize in the Beijing \u201cVirtue and Art\u201d National Instrumental Music Competition (erhu<\/em> category) and the Gold Prize at the First Huaxia International Instrumental Competition.<\/p>\n

Song has performed at major state events, including the APEC Summit Gala, the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation, and the Boao Forum for Asia.<\/p>\n

His performances have taken him to prestigious venues around the world, including Carnegie Hall, the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and the Berlin Philharmonie.<\/p>\n

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Viele seiner Aufnahmen erschienen bei Deutsche Grammophon und Teldec. Zwei Opernproduktionen des Opernhauses Z\u00fcrich mit Cecilia Bartoli, Le Comte Ory und Otello, dirigiert von Muhai Tang, wurden von Decca weltweit ver\u00f6ffentlicht; Le Comte Ory wurde 2004 mit einem Grammy Award ausgezeichnet.<\/p>\n

Tang war Chefdirigent und k\u00fcnstlerischer Leiter unter anderem der K\u00f6niglich Fl\u00e4mischen Philharmonie, des Queensland Symphony Orchestra, des Orquestra Gulbenkian, des Z\u00fcrcher Kammerorchesters, des Prager Symphonieorchesters und der Belgrader Philharmonie.<\/p>\n

Mit seiner unverwechselbaren Verbindung westlicher Pr\u00e4zision und \u00f6stlicher Klangkultur gilt Muhai Tang als einer der bedeutendsten kulturellen Br\u00fcckenbauer und musikalischen Botschafter Chinas.<\/p>\n

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Tang Feng \/ Erhu Soloist (Paris)<\/h3>\n

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Tang Feng is the President and Honorary Principal of the China National Traditional Orchestra, and a renowned huqin virtuoso. He is a recipient of the State Council\u2019s Special Government Allowance for experts. In 1996, he became the youngest concertmaster in the history of the China National Traditional Orchestra. Over the past decades, he has performed in more than 30 countries and regions as both concertmaster and soloist. He has recorded and released several albums, including “Dream Unveiled \u2014 Tang Feng\u2019s Erhu Concerto Album”<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Viele seiner Aufnahmen erschienen bei Deutsche Grammophon und Teldec. Zwei Opernproduktionen des Opernhauses Z\u00fcrich mit Cecilia Bartoli, Le Comte Ory und Otello, dirigiert von Muhai Tang, wurden von Decca weltweit ver\u00f6ffentlicht; Le Comte Ory wurde 2004 mit einem Grammy Award ausgezeichnet.<\/p>\n

Tang war Chefdirigent und k\u00fcnstlerischer Leiter unter anderem der K\u00f6niglich Fl\u00e4mischen Philharmonie, des Queensland Symphony Orchestra, des Orquestra Gulbenkian, des Z\u00fcrcher Kammerorchesters, des Prager Symphonieorchesters und der Belgrader Philharmonie.<\/p>\n

Mit seiner unverwechselbaren Verbindung westlicher Pr\u00e4zision und \u00f6stlicher Klangkultur gilt Muhai Tang als einer der bedeutendsten kulturellen Br\u00fcckenbauer und musikalischen Botschafter Chinas.<\/p>\n

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Zhang Jiali \/ Guanzi Soloist<\/h3>\n

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Zhang Jiali is a young guanzi<\/em> performer. He began studying the guanzi<\/em> at the age of six under the guidance of Professor Hu Zhihou. He recorded the first guanzi<\/em> work in history, Dance of Qiuci<\/em>, for Deutsche Grammophon (DG).<\/p>\n

He won the China Golden Bell Award for Music, becoming the first guanzi<\/em> player to receive this honour. Zhang has toured extensively with the orchestra and has participated in numerous major state events.<\/p>\n

He has served as principal soloist in productions such as Grand Music from China<\/em> and Impression: Chinese Music<\/em>, and contributed to the recording of soundtracks for projects including Honor of Kings<\/em> and Black Myth: Wukong<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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Viele seiner Aufnahmen erschienen bei Deutsche Grammophon und Teldec. Zwei Opernproduktionen des Opernhauses Z\u00fcrich mit Cecilia Bartoli, Le Comte Ory und Otello, dirigiert von Muhai Tang, wurden von Decca weltweit ver\u00f6ffentlicht; Le Comte Ory wurde 2004 mit einem Grammy Award ausgezeichnet.<\/p>\n

Tang war Chefdirigent und k\u00fcnstlerischer Leiter unter anderem der K\u00f6niglich Fl\u00e4mischen Philharmonie, des Queensland Symphony Orchestra, des Orquestra Gulbenkian, des Z\u00fcrcher Kammerorchesters, des Prager Symphonieorchesters und der Belgrader Philharmonie.<\/p>\n

Mit seiner unverwechselbaren Verbindung westlicher Pr\u00e4zision und \u00f6stlicher Klangkultur gilt Muhai Tang als einer der bedeutendsten kulturellen Br\u00fcckenbauer und musikalischen Botschafter Chinas.<\/p>\n

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Dong Xiaolin \/ Pipa Soloist<\/h3>\n

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Dong Xiaolin is a renowned contemporary pipa<\/em> virtuoso, National First-Class Performer, and Principal pipa<\/em> of the China National Traditional Orchestra. Known for her refined, meticulous artistry and poised, expressive style, she is the recipient of the 8th China Golden Bell Award for Music and was named one of China Central Television\u2019s \u201cTop Ten Pipa<\/em> Performers.\u201d<\/p>\n

Her representative works include Six Steeds of Zhao Mausoleum<\/em> and Song of the Heaven and Earth<\/em>, among other modern classics of the pipa<\/em> repertoire. She has also created acclaimed adaptations such as The Lament of Lady Zhaojun<\/em>, Deep in the Night<\/em>, and Pink Lotus<\/em>, featured in her album Ballet on Fingertips<\/em> \u2014 a National Key Audio-Visual Publication Project released by China Record Corporation and nominated for the CMIC Music Awards.<\/p>\n

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Viele seiner Aufnahmen erschienen bei Deutsche Grammophon und Teldec. Zwei Opernproduktionen des Opernhauses Z\u00fcrich mit Cecilia Bartoli, Le Comte Ory und Otello, dirigiert von Muhai Tang, wurden von Decca weltweit ver\u00f6ffentlicht; Le Comte Ory wurde 2004 mit einem Grammy Award ausgezeichnet.<\/p>\n

Tang war Chefdirigent und k\u00fcnstlerischer Leiter unter anderem der K\u00f6niglich Fl\u00e4mischen Philharmonie, des Queensland Symphony Orchestra, des Orquestra Gulbenkian, des Z\u00fcrcher Kammerorchesters, des Prager Symphonieorchesters und der Belgrader Philharmonie.<\/p>\n

Mit seiner unverwechselbaren Verbindung westlicher Pr\u00e4zision und \u00f6stlicher Klangkultur gilt Muhai Tang als einer der bedeutendsten kulturellen Br\u00fcckenbauer und musikalischen Botschafter Chinas.<\/p>\n

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