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László Z. Bitó ‘60 Conservatory Building, Bard College
1pm
The Bard Chinese Ensemble presents a new program of large scale Chinese orchestral works for a mixed ensemble of Eastern and Western instruments, featuring three exciting concertos for erhu, konghou, and percussion.
Bard Hall at Bard College (next to the Chapel)
10:30 AM to 4:00 PM
The US-China Music Institute’s annual scholarly conference will be a day-long exploration of music and the creative arts, in collaboration with the Asian Studies program. MORE INFORMATION HERE
Free and open to the public. Refreshments served. Please register in advance. VIEW SCHEDULE AND DETAILS HERE
DiMenna Center for Classical Music, New York City
Presented by The Tcherepnin Society, the festival begins with an evening concert, followed by a day of lectures about Ming and Alexander Tcherepnin. BUY TICKETS LEARN MORE
László Z. Bitó ‘60 Conservatory Building, Bard College
2pm
The Bard Chinese Ensemble presents a new program of large scale Chinese orchestral works for a mixed ensemble of Eastern and Western instruments.
Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC
3 PM
The fifth annual Chinese New Year Concert presented by the US-China Music Institute welcomes the year of the dragon with a family-friendly concert of Chinese orchestral music highlighting music of diverse regions and featuring guest soloists from the distinguished faculty of the Central Conservatory of Music, China. LEARN MORE
Tickets $25-$100.
Use code WEB25 for a 25% discount on tickets $50 and up!
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Sosnoff Theater, Fisher Center at Bard College
3 PM
The fifth annual Chinese New Year Concert presented by the US-China Music Institute welcomes the year of the dragon with a family-friendly concert of Chinese orchestral music highlighting music of diverse regions and featuring guest soloists from the distinguished faculty of the Central Conservatory of Music, China. LEARN MORE
Tickets $25. PURCHASE TICKETS (FREE to all Bard students with ID!)
László Z. Bitó ‘60 Conservatory Building, Bard College
2pm
The Bard Chinese Ensemble presents a new program of Chinese orchestral works for a mixed ensemble of Eastern and Western instruments and spotlighting the guzheng, guqin, guanzi, and pipa. FREE. LEARN MORE
László Z. Bitó ‘60 Conservatory Building, Bard College
2pm
The Bard Chinese Ensemble presents a new program of large scale Chinese orchestral works for a mixed ensemble of Eastern and Western instruments.
Register today for a live audition in China to apply for the Undergraduate Double Degree in Chinese Instruments and Liberal Arts or for the Master of Arts in Chinese Music and Culture at the Bard College Conservatory of Music.
October 21 in Hong Kong / 10月 21日 香港
October 22 in Shenzhen / 10月 22日 深圳
October 29 in Shanghai / 10 月 29日 上海
November 4 in Beijing / 11 月4 日 北京
Location details and times will be provided after registration is completed.
Rose Theater
Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall , NYC
3 PM
Pre-concert talk with the composers at 2:15 PM
The sixth annual China Now Music Festival closes with a symphonic concert in celebration of the 70th year of legendary Chinese-American composers Chen Yi and Zhou Long. PURCHASE TICKETS 购票
Lila Acheson Wallace Auditorium
Asia Society of New York
3 PM
A distinguished panel of experts explore the current and future state of US-China relations in music. With live music. PURCHASE TICKETS 购票
Sosnoff Theater, Fisher Center at Bard College
7 PM
Pre-concert talk with the composers at 6 PM
The sixth annual China Now Music Festival presents a symphonic concert in celebration of the 70th year of legendary Chinese-American composers Chen Yi and Zhou Long. PURCHASE TICKETS 购票
Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall
7 PM
Pre-concert talk at 6:15 PM
The sixth annual China Now Music Festival opens with a concert featuring the NY debut of the Bard East/West Ensemble, an inventive new group of Chinese and Western instrument players, with a special appearance by internationally renowned pipa virtuoso Wu Man.
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László Z. Bitó ‘60 Conservatory Building, Bard College
8 PM
The opening concert of the sixth annual China Now Music Festival features the NY debut of the Bard East/West Ensemble, an inventive new group of Chinese and Western instrument players, with a special appearance by internationally renowned pipa virtuoso Wu Man.
This concert is FREE and open to the public. No advance tickets required. LEARN MORE
China Institute, Manhattan
5pm
A concert by students of the US-China Music Institute in celebration of China Institute Gallery’s current exhibition, Flowers on a River: The Art of Chinese Flower-and-Bird Painting, 1368-1911, Masterworks from Tianjin Museum and Changzhou Museum. General admission $25.
Olin Hall, Bard College
2pm
The annual spring concert of the Bard Chinese Ensemble will be a special occasion in 2023, celebrating 5 years of the US-China Music Institute and the graduation of the first class of Chinese instrument majors in the Bard Conservatory.
Admission is free.
7:30pm to 9pm
Olin Hall, Bard College
FREE and open to the public.
As a part of the US-China Music Institute’s annual spring conference, Bard presents Chinese guqin virtuoso Zhao Xiaoxia for an on-stage collaboration with Gao Hong’s cross-cultural music trio, Trio of Three Continents. This unique concert celebrates the heritage of traditional string instruments from around the world, while showcasing these four artists' interpretive and improvisational mastery. MORE INFORMATION
Bard College, Various Locations
The fifth annual conference of the US-China Music Institute, Ancient Echoes and New Sounds: Guqin in the 21st Century, is a three-day series of scholarly, interactive, and musical events looking at how this ancient instrument has been revived and reimagined for today.
All events are open to the public. More details and registration HERE.
Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC
3 PM
The fourth annual Chinese New Year Concert presented by the US-China Music Institute will delight audiences with a program featuring the beloved Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto, along with selected festive works for orchestra to celebrate the coming of the year of the Rabbit.
Tickets $25-$100. PURCHASE TICKETS 点此购票.
Get a 20% discount! Use code SPRING23 at checkout.
Sosnoff Theater, Fisher Center at Bard College
7 PM
The fourth annual Chinese New Year Concert presented by the US-China Music Institute will delight audiences with a program featuring the beloved Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto, along with selected festive works for orchestra to celebrate the coming of the year of the Rabbit.
In person tickets $25. PURCHASE TICKETS (FREE to Bard students with ID.)
FREE Livestream. REGISTER
Register today for a live or virtual audition to apply for the Undergraduate Double Degree in Chinese Instruments and Liberal Arts or for the Master of Arts in Chinese Music and Culture.
December 3 Info Session (Online via Zoom)
12 月 3 日 招生说明会（通过Zoom线上进行）
December 10 Virtual Auditions (Online via Zoom)
12 月 10 日 线上初试（通过Zoom线上进行）
December 11 Shenzhen
12 月 11 日 深圳
December 17 Shanghai
12 月 17 日 上海
December 18 Beijing
12 月 18 日 北京
Location details and times will be provided after registration is completed.
László Z. Bitó ‘60 Conservatory Building, Bard College
2pm
The Bard Chinese Ensemble welcomes Kunqu opera singer Michell Yang to perform music from ‘Peony Pavilion’ and other Chinese opera. The Ensemble will also premiere several new arrangements of Chinese music by director Chen Tao for a unique mix of Chinese and Western instruments.
Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, NYC
7:30 PM — PURCHASE TICKETS 购票
THE MUSIC OF ALEXANDER TCHEREPNIN AND THE ART OF XU BEIHONG 徐悲鴻
Jindong Cai conducts the Orchestra of New Asia CMS and soloists.
Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall, NYC
7:30 PM — PURCHASE TICKETS 购票
Music by Hao Weiya. Libretto by Wang Yuanfei. In Chinese with English subtitles.
An all new production directed by Michael Hoffman and conducted by Jindong Cai. LEARN MORE
Hudson Hall at the Historic Hudson Opera House, Hudson, NY
7 PM — PURCHASE TICKETS 购票
Music by Hao Weiya. Libretto by Wang Yuanfei. In Chinese with English subtitles.
An all new production directed by Michael Hoffman and conducted by Jindong Cai. LEARN MORE
Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall, NYC
3 PM — PURCHASE TICKETS 购票
PROGRAM
Aaron Avshalomov — Hutongs of Peking 北京胡同 (1931)
Guo Wenjing — Selections from the Opera Rickshaw Boy 歌剧《骆驼祥子》选曲 (2014)
Ye Xiaogang — Symphony No.2, The Great Wall 第二交响曲“长城” (2002)
Jindong Cai conducts The Orchestra Now and soloists.
Sosnoff Theater, Fisher Center at Bard College
8 PM — PURCHASE TICKETS 购票
PROGRAM
Aaron Avshalomov — Hutongs of Peking 北京胡同 (1931)
Guo Wenjing — Selections from the Opera Rickshaw Boy 歌剧《骆驼祥子》选曲 (2014)
Ye Xiaogang — Symphony No.2, The Great Wall 第二交响曲“长城” (2002)
Jindong Cai conducts The Orchestra Now and soloists.
László Z. Bitó ‘60 Conservatory Building, Bard College
1pm
The Bard Chinese Ensemble presents a selection of traditional and new music for Chinese and Western instruments, with original compositions and arrangements by Chinese Ensemble director Chen Tao.
The Bard East/West Ensemble makes its debut in Washington D.C. as part of the "COAL + ICE" documentary photography exhibition and climate-themed arts festival organized by Asia Society and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, which is currently running through April 22 at The REACH at Kennedy Center. All events are free and open to the public.
The annual conference of the US-China Music Institute, Ink and Sound: Intersections between Chinese Music and Visual Arts, is a two-day series of scholarly, interactive, and musical events to explore the interrelationship between Chinese visual arts (including calligraphy and ink painting) and musical composition.
Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall
The Shops at Columbus Circle, New York City
3 PM
The third annual Chinese New Year Concert presented by the US-China Music Institute of the Bard College Conservatory of Music, The Sound of Spring, is a celebration of one of the most important holidays in the Lunar calendar, a time for enjoying friends and family and looking ahead to the bright future of a new year. This year’s concert features Bard’s The Orchestra Now, joined by a select group of top vocal and instrumental artists, performing musical works that showcase the wonderful diversity and artistry of Chinese symphonic music.
