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THE ORCHESTRA NOW  PERFORMS THREE GENERATIONS OF COMPOSERS FROM CHINA - BARD
Sep
27
3:00 PM15:00

THE ORCHESTRA NOW PERFORMS THREE GENERATIONS OF COMPOSERS FROM CHINA - BARD

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Sosnoff Theater, Fisher Center at Bard College
3 PM

The eighth annual China Now Music Festival returns to the Sosnoff Theater to present The Orchestra Now performing contemporary Chinese symphonic works that move music through both time and space. Featuring Ye Xiaogang’s epic masterpiece Song of the Earth for orchestra, soprano and baritone, the concert is conducted by festival artistic director Jindong Cai. LEARN MORE

Tickets start at $15. Free for Bard students! PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

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THE ORCHESTRA NOW  PERFORMS THREE GENERATIONS OF COMPOSERS FROM CHINA - NYC
Sep
28
3:00 PM15:00

THE ORCHESTRA NOW PERFORMS THREE GENERATIONS OF COMPOSERS FROM CHINA - NYC

Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall, NYC
3 PM

The eighth annual China Now Music Festival presents The Orchestra Now performing three generations of living composers to demonstrate the momentum of music development in China during the past few decades. Featuring Ye Xiaogang’s epic masterpiece Song of the Earth for orchestra, soprano and baritone, the concert is conducted by festival artistic director Jindong Cai. LEARN MORE

Tickets start at $15. PURCHASE HERE | 点此购票

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BARD EAST/WEST ENSEMBLE CHAMBER OPERA AND DANCE CONCERT
Oct
5
3:00 PM15:00

BARD EAST/WEST ENSEMBLE CHAMBER OPERA AND DANCE CONCERT

Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall, NYC
3 PM

The 2025 China Now Music Festival concludes with a dynamic 3-part program of multi-sensory and multi-disciplinary performances, featuring contemporary dance, a new chamber opera, and a mix of Chinese and Western instruments. The Bard East/West Ensemble performs with Jindong Cai conducting. LEARN MORE

Tickets start at $15. PURCHASE HERE | 点此购票

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