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Foundation for Chinese
Performing Arts Summer FREE Concert @ NEC 2022 夏日系列音樂會 at New England Conservatory, Boston, Massachusetts August 11 - 27, 2022 All concerts Admission Free, suggested donation $10 at door Age 6 and under not admitted |
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photos: Chung Cheng 
 
 
 
event photos: Xiaopei Xu and Chi Wei Lo |
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Zhiye Lin 林之燁, piano (First prize winner concerto competition 2019)  Hailed
by the Boston Musical Intelligence as a pianist who “breezed through
the most technically difficult bits with impressive panache”,
Zhiye Lin
is classical pianist who is increasingly being heard in important
concert halls. He has performed in many major concert halls in the
world, including the Kennedy Center, Ningbo Concert Hall, Shanghai
Symphony Orchestra Hall, and Shanghai Oriental Art Center. He was
the laureate of piano competitions in Tokyo, Spain, West Virginia,
New York, Singapore, and Hawaii. He also appeared as soloist with
Mercury Orchestra, West Virginia University Symphony Orchestra, and
Hawaii Symphony Orchestra under the batons of Channing Yu, Mitchell
Arnold, and Joseph Stepec. Although his father was an audiophile, Zhiye was the first musician in his family. He was attracted to music when he attended a concert for the first time, and his passion for music from that time drove him to the present day. After a few years of studying, he moved to Shanghai, which is 700 miles away from his hometown in the southern part of China, to further study music. Zhiye enrolled in the prestigious Music Middle school affiliated to Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Known for his performance of solo master pieces, he also actively engages with chamber music. The Dawn Trio, which he founded in 2010, was awarded the second prize of the Chamber Music Competition of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Since then, he and his groups had been coached by well-known musicians, including Joseph Lin, Jerome Lowenthal, Peter Salaff, and Joel Smirnoff. Zhiye also interested in Historical Music performance. he joined the Baroque Youth Orchestra of Shanghai Conservatory of Music as a basso continuo player and gave performances in He Luding Hall and Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Hall. Born in China, Zhiye Lin has a great passion for Chinese traditional culture, including poetry, painting, and calligraphy. Also, he is fascinated with traditional Chinese cooking, especially his hometown style cuisine. Even though he has tried his best to reproduce Teochew cuisine in his own kitchen, he still missed his grandma’s cooking during his studies in the US. He earned his Bachelor of Music at the Cleveland Institute of Music and his Master of Music degree at the Juilliard School under the tutelage of Hae-Sun Paik and Hung-Kuan Chen. Currently, he is completing the Artist Diploma at the Peabody Institute under Richard Goode's guidance.
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中華表演藝術基金會 Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts Lincoln, Massachusetts  |