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2. TianYing-pianist.com Born in Shanghai and educated in the US, tian ying made his first public he was aPresidential Scholar and a student of the celebrated pianist Russell Sherman. http://members.aol.com/tianying/Biography.html

HOME BIOGRAPHY REVIEWS REPERTOIRE ... The Arizona DailyStar Tian Ying Biography "Perfection is an elusive goal in music - insight, intent, and realization become one, just for now, and that's what Tian Ying at his best achieved!" reported Richard Dyer of The Boston Globe Winner of many prestigious awards, including high honors at the Eighth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in 1989, Tian Ying has become well known for his eloquent, poetic, dramatically intense performances. With his reputation for unusually searching and profound interpretations played at the the highest level of virtuoso accomplishment, Ying has earned a distinguished place among today's most exciting, original and accomplished artists of his generation. Tian Ying has appeared with numerous orchestras, such as the Rochester Philharmonic, Louisville Orchestra, Toledo Symphony, Chicago Sinfonietta at Orchestra Hall, Fort Worth Symphony, Columbus Symphony, Colorado Symphony, Fort Collins Symphony, Augusta Symphony

3. Wichita Symphony Orchestra - Artist's Biography: Ying tian ying, Piano "Perfection is an elusive goal in music insight, intent, and realization become one, just for now, and that's what tian ying at his best achieved" reported Richard Dyer of The Boston Globe. Scholar and student of the celebrated pianist Russell Sherman. tian ying is currently the Visiting Lecturer/Artist in http://www.wso.org/artying.html

Classics Concerts Tian Ying, Piano "Perfection is an elusive goal in music insight, intent, and realization become one, just for now, and that's what Tian Ying at his best achieved" reported Richard Dyer of The Boston Globe . Winner of many prestigious awards, including high honors at the Eighth Van Cliburn International Piano competition in 1989, Tian Ying has become well known for his eloquent, poetic dramatically intense performances. With his reputation for unusual searching and profound interpretations played at the highest level of virtuoso accomplishment, Ying has earned a distinguished place among today's most exciting, original and accomplished artists of his generation. Mr. Ying's January 1997 recital at Jordan Hall in Boston won more effusive praise from Mr. Dyer of The Boston Globe , who wrote that "Ying is at the pinnacle of pianism. In the first major piano recital of the season, Tian Ying set the bar unimaginably high. If we are lucky others will play as well; no one is going to play better." Paul Griffiths of The Times (London) characterized Tian Ying's playing as "the most fascinating experience ...." John Von Rhein of

4. McCain Auditorium Arianna String Quartet with tian ying, pianist. November 16, 2001 http://www.ksu.edu/mccain/performance/01-02/arianna.html

Schedule Calendar Archives Pre-Performance Lectures Arianna String Quartet with Tian Ying, pianist November 16, 2001 In residence at Ticket prices for Arianna String Quartet with Tian Ying, pianist Presented in All Faiths Chapel November 16, 8 p.m. Public Senior KSU Student Child Orchestra: Purchasing Options Online ordering Order by phone - Order tickets by calling (785) 532-6428 weekdays 12-5 p.m. Order In person - The Box Office is located in the first floor of McCain Auditorium. Using the west entrance, it is directly ahead from the entrance way. Download and print out our order form and mail it to: McCain Performance Series Kansas State University 207 McCain Auditorium Manhattan, KS 66506-4711

5. TianYing-pianist.com pianist tian ying has been invited by the Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony Orchestrato perform 2 concerts in September, 2000 in Shanghai, China in celebration http://members.aol.com/tianying/News.html

HOME BIOGRAPHY REVIEWS REPERTOIRE ... The Arizona DailyStar Tian Ying LATEST NEWS BOSTON, MA. July 2001 Amnesty International has invited Pianst Tian Ying to perform at the annual benefit concert at the Longy School of Music in Cambridge, MA. on Sunday evening, April 14, 2002. Past performers have included Richard Stoltzman, Russell Sherman, Ignat Solzhenitsyn, Joseph Silverstein, among others. Tian Ying also performed in a recital to benefit the Aids Outreach Program in Fort Worth, TX. earlier this year. SUNRIVER, OR. February 2001 Tian Ying has been invited to perform at the Sunriver Music Festival in OR. in August. He will join Artistic Director and Conductor Maestro Lawrence Leighton Smith in two concerts of Mozart and Shostakovich Piano Concerti. Tian Ying will also present a piano master class during the festival. SHANGHAI, CHINA October, 2000 SHANGHAI, CHINA July, 2000 Tian Ying returns to Shanghai after 18 years. Pianist Tian Ying has been invited by the Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra to perform 2 concerts in September, 2000 in Shanghai, China in celebration of the 2nd anniversary of the opening of the Shanghai Grand Theater Performing Arts Center. This concert will be his first appearance in China since his debut concert at age 10. The repertoire will be Liszt Piano

6. Tian Ying, Piano a student of the celebrated pianist Russell Sherman. Starting Fall 1999, tian ying will be the Visiting Lecturer/Artist http://www.chineseperformingarts.com/past_event17.htm

7. TIAN YING Born in Shanghai, tian ying made his first public appearance Mr. ying is representedby John Gingrich Management Inc of this rondo offers the pianist no place http://arizonachambermusic.org/TianCD.html

TIAN YING PIANO SOLOS MOZART: Rondo in A Minor, K.511 CHOPIN: Fantasy in F Minor, Opus 49 RACHMANINOV: Variations on a Theme of Corelli, Opus 42 RAVEL: Gaspard de la Nuit (with poems) SCHUMANN: Toccata, Opus 7 Born in Shanghai, Tian Ying made his first public appearance with the Shanghai Symphony at age l0. His U.S. training includes studies at Interlochen Arts Academy and the New England Conservatory of Music where as Charlotte F. Rabb Presidential Scholar he studied with Russell Sherman. Since them he has conducted numerous master classes in universities and colleges, and has performed recitals on three continents. Mr. Ying has drawn widespread enthusiasm from both concert audiences and critics since capturing honors in the 8th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in l989. Of his performances there Lesley Valdes of The Philadelphia Inquirer wrote "Mr. Ying's exquisite exploration of piano sonorities produced some of the most beautiful playing at the Competition." Mr. Ying's Bank of Boston Celebrity Series recital in l993 won effusive praise from Richard Dyer of The Boston Globe, who wrote that Mr. Ying "boasts a fabulous technique...an unusually poetic imagination." And the London Times commented that a recent performance "was the most fascinating experience." Mr. Ying is represented by John Gingrich Management Inc., P. O. Box 1515, NYC l0023

8. Tian Ying tian ying. PIANO SOLOS. MOZART Rondo in A Minor, K.511 The deceptive transparency of this rondo offers the pianist no place to hide. http://www.music.miami.edu/faculty/mkp/ying

Tian Ying During the 2001-2002 season alone Tian Ying performed 9 different concerti with orchestras such as the Colorado Symphony, Oakland Symphony, Wichita Symphony, Alexandria Symphony, Toledo Symphony, Colorado Springs Symphony, Marin Symphony, Hartford Symphony, Fort Collins Symphony, Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, Spokane Symphony and the Oregon Mozart Players. Tian Ying also made his debut collaboration with the Arianna String Quartet, the resident String Quartet at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, with concerts in St. Louis, Manhattan, KS (UofK) and Seattle. Last season also marked his triumphant return to the Chinese concert stage with the Shanghai Symphony and the Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony after an absence of more than 19 years. "Perfection is an elusive goal in music - insight, intent, and realization become one, just for now, and that's what Tian Ying at his best achieved!" reported Richard Dyer of The Boston Globe. Winner of many prestigious awards, including high honors at the Eighth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in 1989, Tian Ying has become well known for his eloquent, poetic, dramatically intense performances. With his reputation for unusually searching and profound interpretations played at the the highest level of virtuoso accomplishment, Ying has earned a distinguished place among today's most exciting, original and accomplished artists of his generation.

9. German Pianist Aims For Next Rung On Ladder Of Success On Sherman's recommendation, Piano and Friends engaged tian ying, a 28year-oldpianist who just received a glowing review in The Boston Globe. http://arizonachambermusic.org/Pawlik.htm

Saturday, 1 November 1997 German pianist aims for next rung on ladder of success What: A Piano and Friends recital by pianist Markus Pawlik. When: tomorrow at 2 p.m. Where: Tucson Convention Center Leo Rich Theatre, 260 S. Church Ave. Admission: $10 general, $4 for full-time students. Markus Pawlik will perform tomorrow at the Leo Rich Theatre. By Ken Keuffel Jr. The Arizona Daily Star You've probably never heard of Markus Pawlik. But he's doing his best to change that - and against unbelievable odds. The German pianist, who tomorrow performs at the Leo Rich Theatre, belongs to an ever-increasing pool of talented recitalists for whom just surviving in music is an accomplishment. At 31, Pawlik faces an all-too-typical challenge: how to sustain a career beyond the initial momentum supplied by a couple of big competition wins. It is a daunting task. ``What do you do?'' Pawlik said. ``You try to get as many supporters as possible. It's always up and down.'' Specifically, you (or your management) pester presenters, conductors - anyone with the clout to give you a chance. Maybe, an influential teacher might put a word in for you. Piano and Friends, designed expressly to expose young and emerging talent, routinely relies on recommendations of established pianists such as Russell Sherman, a New England Conservatory professor who taught at the University of Arizona in the 1960s.

10. Louisville Scene | Arts | Performing Arts 31, 2002 The CourierJournal. If being a successful musician means plying therelationship business, then pianist tian ying is doing very well indeed. http://www.louisvillescene.com/arts/performing/2002/p20020131ying.html

Arts Performing Arts Tian Ying Poetry and heroics from a bold pianist By ANDREW ADLER Jan. 31, 2002 The Courier-Journal If being a successful musician means plying the relationship business, then pianist Tian Ying is doing very well indeed. For the past couple of years, he has been a visiting guest artist at the University of Louisville School of Music, combining master classes and public performances covering considerable expressive territory. Last night Ying played the last of these recitals before a large and appreciative audience in Comstock Concert Hall. His program was unflinching: a first half devoted to works by Chopin, followed by a heroic confrontation with Liszt's Sonata in B Minor. Throughout the evening Ying displayed a temperament equal to the challenges at hand full of ideas, yet seldom full of himself. Ying concentrated on two of Chopin's freest works, the Polonaise-Fantasie in A-flat major, Op. 61; and the Fantasy in F Minor, Op. 49. Separating these was a pair of Nocturnes and four Mazurkas, Op. 67. Little about this arrangement was easy. Such is the life of a professional concertizer. A "fantasy" is not an excuse for a pianist to completely de-emphasize structure, and Ying managed to convey a significant sense of organization in music that can resist ordinary logic. Especially in Op. 61, which can be as confounding a piece as any in the Chopin canon, Ying pulled together disparate elements within an interpretation of undeniable weight.

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12. Homepage June 11, 1989 CCI produced a concert featuring five outstanding young musicians,pianist tian ying, Violinist Mira Zheng Rong Wang, Baritone Haijin Fu http://www.internationalsociety.org/html/Dance-Presentations-CCI.htm

CCI'S Music and Dance Presentations The Chinese Culture Institute presented it's own dance group in innumerable performances throughout the New England states as well as organized local talents and presented them in formal dance concerts. It also brougt groups from Taiwan, mainland China and New York to perform in Boston, Music and dance were important components of Chinese Culture Instistute's Education Outreach program which provided systemic instructions, workshops and performances to area schools free of charge. Examples of Music and Dance presentations July 19, 1980, Chung Hua Dance Company from Taipei performed at Josiah Quincy School to perform breathtakingly beautiful repertoire. It was the first time that a high calibre professional dance company from Asia was presented to the Boston audience. July 16 and 17, 1983, Chung Hua Dance Company from Taipei came to Boston again under our sponsorship. They gave two sold out performances at the Kresge Auditorium of MIT.

13. German Pianist Aims For Next Rung On Ladder Of Success Sherman's recommendation, Piano and Friends engaged tian ying, a 28year-old pianist who just received a glowing review http://www.arizonachambermusic.org/Pawlik.htm

Saturday, 1 November 1997 German pianist aims for next rung on ladder of success What: A Piano and Friends recital by pianist Markus Pawlik. When: tomorrow at 2 p.m. Where: Tucson Convention Center Leo Rich Theatre, 260 S. Church Ave. Admission: $10 general, $4 for full-time students. Markus Pawlik will perform tomorrow at the Leo Rich Theatre. By Ken Keuffel Jr. The Arizona Daily Star You've probably never heard of Markus Pawlik. But he's doing his best to change that - and against unbelievable odds. The German pianist, who tomorrow performs at the Leo Rich Theatre, belongs to an ever-increasing pool of talented recitalists for whom just surviving in music is an accomplishment. At 31, Pawlik faces an all-too-typical challenge: how to sustain a career beyond the initial momentum supplied by a couple of big competition wins. It is a daunting task. ``What do you do?'' Pawlik said. ``You try to get as many supporters as possible. It's always up and down.'' Specifically, you (or your management) pester presenters, conductors - anyone with the clout to give you a chance. Maybe, an influential teacher might put a word in for you. Piano and Friends, designed expressly to expose young and emerging talent, routinely relies on recommendations of established pianists such as Russell Sherman, a New England Conservatory professor who taught at the University of Arizona in the 1960s.

14. Keyboards tian ying, pianotian ying — Born in Shanghai, tian ying took honors at the EighthVan Cliburn International Piano Competition. www.tianyingpianist.com. http://www.gingarts.com/keyboards.htm

Keyboards Jean Guillou http://www.jeanguillou.org Anton Nel — Anton Nel is the winner of the 1987 Naumburg and 1986 Joanna Hodges International Piano Competitions, and has frequently appeared with orchestras and as a recitalist since his debut at the age of 12 after only two years of study in Beethoven's First Piano Concerto. Summer festival highlights include Mostly Mozart, Ravinia (with the Chicago Orchestra), San Francisco Symphony at Stern Grove and repeated engagements at the Aspen, Vancouver and Seattle music festivals. He has collaborated with many distinguished artists, including members of the Cleveland Quartet, William Sharp and Zara Nelsova, and released three albums. He has served on the faculties of the Eastman School and the University of Michigan and is now in residence at the University of Texas Minoru Nojima — Japan’s leading pianist, Minoru Nojima took the silver medal in the Third Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Mr. Nojima has performed with the Montreal and Dallas symphonies, and given recitals in New York, Boston, Washington DC, Chicago, Los Angeles and many others throughout America, Canada and Japan. He has two extremely well-reviewed discs to his credit on Reference Recordings: Minoru Nojima Plays Liszt and Minoru Nojima Plays Ravel.

15. JOHN GINGRICH MANAGEMENT NEWSLETTER pianist tian ying joined the Shanghai Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra for the celebrationof the 2 nd anniversary of the opening of the Shanghai Grand Theater http://www.gingarts.com/novnews.htm

November News home contact us Dizzy Gillespie Alumni All-Stars join roster Renowned jazz artists honor the legendary trumpeter’s legacy with solo shows and orchestra charts. Summer and fall 2000 highlights include a week at New York’s Blue Note and concerts at Tanglewood and Cleveland’s Severance Hall. Gillespie colleagues Jon Faddis (trumpet), James Moody (sax and flute), John Lee (bass), and Slide Hampton (trombone) are among the participating luminaries. Cindy Wu succeeds David Ezer as our new associate John Gingrich Management had its own personnel change after David Ezer’s decision to pursue his MBA. Cindy Wu, a recent graduate of Peabody Conservatory with a Masters degree in piano performance and pedagogy, is the new associate. You can contact her at gingarts@erols.com Angeles String Quartet Haydn project finally sees the light of day! Philips just announced the U.K. release date for the Angeles String Quartet’s complete Haydn String Quartets . This ambitious 21 CD-set will be released this November. Check back frequently for the US release date. Arianna String Quartet moves its home The Arianna String Quartet has moved from Michigan to Missouri to be artist-teacher and string quartet in residence at University of Missouri at St. Louis. The quartet will maintain its connection to Eastern Michigan University and will return for three concerts and other activities. Tour performances are planned for January and February in Utah, California, Michigan, and West Virginia.

16. Artist-Show - The Largest Art Link Site In The World! Carnegie Hall. ying, tian includes bio, repertoire, photos, reviews,and sound files for the Shanghai-born pianist. Young, John http://www.artist-show.com/ArtFields/Music/MuLinks/Classical/Artists/Piano.html

Art Fields Visual Art Performing Arts Music Film ... Other Arts Artist-Show Home Advertise Contact For artists ... Add URL Classical Music Links General Artists by instrument Orchestras Artists by instruments Alphorn Bagpipe Banjo Bass ... Organ Piano Saxophone Sitar Trombonists Trumpeters ... Other Piano Ax, Emanuel - highly regarded for his poetic lyricism and brilliant technique. Barenboim, Daniel - official website for the conductor and pianist. Barrenechea-Cabeza - provides information on this piano duo. Includes bio. and repertoire. Baxtresser, Margaret - explores the enchanting, nature-filled world of Claude Debussy and the Impressionist Painters. Beataonline - concert pianist - presentation, concerts, repertoire, discography of Beata Szalwinska, a Polish concert pianist, living in Luxembourg. Bekhterev, Boris - provides information on the Russian-born pianist. Berman, Bart - Israeli concert pianist specializing in Schubert and contemporary music performance. Bezprozvannykh, Elena

17. SacTicket // Music // Review: Mondavi's Lively Accoustics Help The Philharmonic Smith Bee Arts Critic, pianist tian ying earned three curtain callson Saturday. Sacramento Philharmonic, Any skeptic who heard http://www.sacticket.com/music/story/5877288p-6841399c.html

Some features on this site require that JavaScript be turned on. Review: Mondavi's lively accoustics help the philharmonic outshine itself By Patricia Beach Smith Bee Arts Critic Pianist Tian Ying earned three curtain calls on Saturday. Sacramento Philharmonic Any skeptic who heard the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra's thrilling debut concert at the Mondavi Center on Saturday surely should be able to set aside doubts about the legitimacy of this ensemble. Those who still hold onto the counterproductive view that this is not a "real" orchestra were not at this sold-out concert in Davis or they simply want to live in the past. In an era of tough sales, talk of dwindling audiences and old habits, being able to hang up the "Sold out!" sign would have been reason enough for the orchestra and its management to crow before it even played a note. After Saturday's triumphant performances of Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 powerfully played by pianist Tian Ying; the orchestra's winning version of Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 2; and Darius Milhaud's charming "Le Boeuf sur le Toit" (the ox on the roof), there was sound evidence of the orchestra's professional and artistic mien. (That the orchestra only plays five concerts or so a year is sad, considering performances such as Saturday's are clearly possible, but financially out of reach.) Contributing to Saturday's success was a varied, listenable program, chosen and expertly conducted by the philharmonic's music director, Michael Morgan.

18. SacTicket // Music // Review: Mondavi's Lively Accoustics Help The Philharmonic Concerto No. 3 powerfully played by pianist tian ying; the orchestra'swinning version of Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 2; and http://www.sacticket.com/music/v-print/story/5877288p-6841399c.html

This story is taken from Music at SacTicket.com. Review: Mondavi's lively accoustics help the philharmonic outshine itself By Patricia Beach Smith Bee Arts Critic - (Published January 13, 2003) Any skeptic who heard the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra's thrilling debut concert at the Mondavi Center on Saturday surely should be able to set aside doubts about the legitimacy of this ensemble. Those who still hold onto the counterproductive view that this is not a "real" orchestra were not at this sold-out concert in Davis or they simply want to live in the past. In an era of tough sales, talk of dwindling audiences and old habits, being able to hang up the "Sold out!" sign would have been reason enough for the orchestra and its management to crow before it even played a note. After Saturday's triumphant performances of Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 powerfully played by pianist Tian Ying; the orchestra's winning version of Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 2; and Darius Milhaud's charming "Le Boeuf sur le Toit" (the ox on the roof), there was sound evidence of the orchestra's professional and artistic mien. (That the orchestra only plays five concerts or so a year is sad, considering performances such as Saturday's are clearly possible, but financially out of reach.) Contributing to Saturday's success was a varied, listenable program, chosen and expertly conducted by the philharmonic's music director, Michael Morgan. The setting was an immense benefit. With its lively acoustics, Jackson Hall provided the orchestra with a royal chance to be heard properly. Maybe the orchestra has sounded this great all along. It is hard to know. The Community Center Theater is no friend of unamplified sound.

19. Welcome To Piano.com Yang, Amy Jiaqi includes a bio and audio clips. ying, tian - includes bio, repertoire,photos, reviews, and sound files for the Shanghai-born pianist. http://www.piano.com/pianist/pianist_classical.cfm

Pianist Classical Pianist Adami, Mirsa - sound clips, biography, and concert schedule for this Albanian pianist. Albulescu, Eugene - provides information on the Romanian pianist and educator. Includes performances, discography, and reviews. Aleksander, Adam - bio, sound clips, and contact information for the Canadian pianist. Alexeev, Sasha - Russian-born composer and classically trained pianist who blends contemporary, New Age sounds into his music. Alvarez, Carmen - biography, current projects, sound clips, photos, and more for the pianist from Uruguay. Anderszewski, Piotr - provides information on the Polish-born pianist. Argerich, Martha Ashkenazy, Vladimir Astriab, Lou - provides information on the American pianist. Ax, Emanuel Babinsky, Margarete - provides biography, sound clips, photos, reviews, discography, and more for the Austrian pianist. Badura-Skoda, Paul

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TOP-LINK UP-LINK ADD URL SEARCH ... E-MAIL PIANISTS LINKS ComparePhoneRates.com - FREE phone rate calculator! Find out how much it costs to phone anywhere in the world using different long distance telephone services. Arbiter's Museum of Historic Pianists - Arbiter Records Home Page, over 60 very short biographies by Allan Evans. Argerich, Martha b. 1941. - Excerpts from a 1979 interview with Dean Elder; in-print discography; reviews. Ashkenazy, Vladimir 1937- - Some facts, a 1995 interview, discography and reviews from Classic CD magazine page. Astriab, Lou - provides information on the American pianist. Atamian, Dickran - pianist. Ax, Emanuel Batagov, Anton 1965- - Includes biography, gallery and texts by the pianist. Bauer, Harold 1873-1951. - Bauer Collection in the Music Division of the Library of Congress includes biography, etc. Baxtresser, Margaret - explores the enchanting, nature-filled world of Claude Debussy and the Impressionist Painters. Bekhterev, Boris - provides information on the Russian-born pianist. Berman, Bart

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