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《角斗场的图兰朵》 "Turandot at the Arena"
Hao Jiang Tian first book in Chinese
Book Presentation at Asia Society (New York)
February 25, 2025
"Turandot at the Arena" is a collection of short stories drawn from Hao Jiang Tian 40-year opera career with fellow artists from around the world. For more details please visit https://asiasociety.org/center-us-china-relations/events/725-salon-hao-jiang-tian
Aaron Zigman's Émigré
Conducted by Long Yu
with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
April 26, 2025
Hao Jiang Tian took on the bass role in the Hong Kong debut of the Emmy Award-winning Zigman's Émigré at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. For more details please visit
https://www.hkphil.org/concert/long-yu-aaron-zigman-emigre
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iSING! Chinese New Year Concert
Shelter Island Friends of Music
February 16, 2025
iSING! artists, alongside opera bass Hao Jiang Tian kick off the 2025 concert season for the Shelter Island Friends of Music, an organization that has been enriching the community for 48 years.
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iSING! Echoes of Ancient Tang Poems performed with The Philadelphia Orchestra Lunar New Year Concert in Philadelphia
North American Premiere
"Spring River Flowers by Moonlight"a Tang Poem by
Poet Zhang Ruoxu (670-730)
Music by Mason Bates (USA)
Conducted by Naomi Woo
January 10, 2025 in Marion Anderson Hall
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iSING! Echoes of Ancient Tang Poems performed
with The Philadelphia Orchestra China Tour on
November 2, 2024 in Beijing NCPA
World Premiere "Spring River Flowers by Moonlight" a Tang Poem by
Poet Zhang Ruoxu (670-730), Music by Mason Bates (USA)
Conducted by Marin Alsop
The piece was co-commissioned by The Philadelphia Orchestra and the China International Culture Association, with additional support from the US-China Cultural Institute, in memory of Shirley Young, sung by iSING! alumni.
iSING! Tang Poems Tour
September 14, 2024 - Macau
September 19, 2024 - Wuhan
18 singers from nine countries performed in the Tang Poems tour, the program includes 15 pieces of Tang Poems set in music by 21st century young composers from eight countries performed with the Macau Orchestra in the University Hall at the University of Macau and with Hubei Symphony Orchestra at the Wuhan Qintai Grand Theater.
iSING! Ancient Tang Poems performed at the 50th anniversary of The Philadelphia Orchestra
1973's visit to Beijing
November 10, 2023
Beijing National Centre for the Performing Arts
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"American Musicians Are Doing Something Profound in Beijing Right Now"
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"As Leaders Meet, Musicians from Philadelphia Orchestra Tour China"
田浩江颁发第三届“华茂美堉奖”国际获
The Third M Prize in Education Award (International)
November 6, 2023, Ningbo
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SKP Chengdu
iSING! Opera Gala
October 18, 20, 2023
The Grand Staircase, SKP Chengdu
《角斗场的图兰朵》田浩江唱谈歌剧艺术人生
暨中文新书签名会
An Evening with Hao Jiang Tian - A New Book in Chinese
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6/23/2023 Merkin Hall at Kaufman Center, New York
6/17/2023 Manhasset Public Library, Long Island, NY
3/18/2023 Millburn Public Library, New Jersey
3/12/2023 UPenn Houston Hall, Pennsylvania
3/11/2023 Windsor Athletics Club, New Jersey
2/9/2023 Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, Los Angeles
《唐詩的回響》Echoes of Ancient Tang Poems
iSING! Suzhou with The Philadelphia Orchestra
North American Premiere
iSING! Suzhou and The Philadelphia Orchestra presented
Echoes of Ancient Tang Poems in celebration of Lunar New Year.
Performances commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Philadelphia Orchestra’s historic 1973 China Tour led by former assistant conductor Lio Kuokman with 15 Singers from 10 countries performing works by young composers from six countries.
January 6 at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts; January 7 at Lincoln Center
Photo credits: Margo Reed (Kimmel Center),Chris Lee (Lincoln Center)
Rusalka
Hao Jiang Tian as Water-gnome in Dvořák’s Rusalka with
Pittsburgh Opera September 17, 20, 23, 25, 2022
Hao Jiang Tian received Honorary Doctor of Musical Arts, Manhattan School of Music, May 20, 2021, New York
Click image to see MSM commencement program.
World Premiere Ancient Tang Poems from iSING! Suzhou to the World 《iSING! 唐诗名篇世界首演》
Broadcast on CCTV Channel 4, February 26, 2021
World Premiere on November 24, 2020
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天涯共此时 Our Moment Under the Sky
A documentary team followed the making of the World Premiere Ancient Tang Poems from iSING! Suzhou to the World. The film captured a group of artists' love of music during the heat of the pandemic in China.
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A 4K Opera Film - Verdi's opera Simone Boccanegra
National Centre for the Performing Arts production of
Hao Jiang Tian as Fiesco with Plácido Domingo in the title role.
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Opera Star Hao Jiang Tian Bridges East and West
The Wall Street Journal
June 19, 2019
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From Mao to the Met with Hao Jiang Tian
Friday, November 3, 2017 at 7:30pm
Manhattan School of Music at Miller Recital Hall
In this one-man-show, Tian sings and tells stories about his journey from
China to the opera stages worldwide, and what he is doing bridging the
east and west today.
BraVo Award "The Best Classical Male Vocal Artist"
Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow
March 19, 2019
Hated Music, but Hear Him Now; From Cultural Revolution Chaos to Metropolitan Fame
By ROBERT LIPSYTE and LOIS B. MORRIS
New York Times
Bringing East to West
A Conversation with Bass Hao Jiang Tian
By LOIS B. MORRIS
Classical Singers
Nurturing a Star of Opera’s Next Generation
By VAL HALLER
New York Times
iSING! Festival featured in The Wall Street Journal
By ELLEN GAMERMAN
Face to Face
Opera News
East Is East, and West Is West, but the Twain
Are Now Meeting in Opera
By SHEILA MELVIN
New York Times
Opera Buffet
By MIMI SHERATON
New Yorker
Hao Jiang Tian as Coffin Maker in
Amy Tan's The Bonesetter's Daughter
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
New York Times
Sonic Boom on The Bonesetter's Daughter
Chinese composers and artists are making a mark on US opera stages
By RONG XIAOQING
SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST
Postmodernism in a poetic wrapping
By Peter Clark
Financial Times
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