View a slide show from the October 26 exclusive meet and greet event at the Shanghai Tang store, featuring virtuoso pianist Lang Lang.
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- 10/30 Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Did You Ever Wonder about the Piano in China?
- 10/29 Neighborhood Concert: Chinese Instrument Wor...
- Is it Chinese, or Is it an Orchestra?
- 10/28 Juilliard Orchestra
- 10/26 Lang Lang @ Shanghai Tang
- 10/28 Neighborhood Concert: Chinese Instrument Wor...
- Don't Feed the Pipas
- The Other Conservatory
- 10/26 Ensemble ACJW @ Weill Recital Hall and Tan D...
- What's an Extra Vowel Among Friends?
- 10/25 Chinese Teahouse @ The Asia Society
- 10/25 Neighborhood Concert: Ensemble ACJW @ Flushi...
- 10/24 Ancient Spirits @ Zankel Hall
- 10/24 Shen Wei Dance Arts at 10 @ Works and Proces...
- 10/25 Neighborhood Concert: Ensemble ACJW @ Flushi...
- Dealing with Culture Shock
- Personal Interconnections
- 10/24 Neighborhood Concert: Ba Da Chui @ The Perfo...
- Bright on the Mark
- 10/23 Taste of China @ Zankel Hall
- "The Love" is in the Air
- Connect the Dots ...
- Sharing Secrets
- 10/22 Qin And Chinese Calligraphy @ China Institute
- Postcard from Beijing: A Triumphant Return
- Harmony in Nature, Cont.
- Say Qi
- Finding Harmony in Nature
- 10/21 Quanzhou Marionette Theater @ Zankel Hall
- Carnegie Hall awakens the lion
- ACJW Meets the Class of 1978
- Stringing Me Along
- Changing of the Guard
- Chinese Calligraphy as Complete Art
- Taking It on the Qin
- It Starts with the Instruments
- Named for Solfege
- No Butterflies
- Not all Stars
- Shanghai Surprise
- I Love “I Love Beijing Tiananmen”
- Some Adorable Baby photos
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- About the Author
- Ken Smith currently divides his time between New York (where he writes for Gramophone magazine) and Hong Kong (where he serves as the Asian–performing arts critic for the Financial Times). He is Co–Music Director of the recordings Dong Folk Songs and Miao Music for China's MediaFusion Group, and he won an ASCAP–Deems Taylor Award in 2008 for his liner notes to Gil Shaham's recording of The Butterfly Lovers Concerto for Violin. Ken is also the author of Fate! Luck! Chance!, published in 2008 by Chronicle Books.
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