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HAO JIANG TIAN
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
Click image to watch world premiere concert
为了月亮的聚会 THE MOON AND I
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.
Click image to watch the documentary
Verdi's opera Simone Boccanegra, a 4K Opera Film, a National Centre for the Performing Arts production
Hao Jiang Tian as Fiesco with Plácido Domingo in the title role.
Click image to NCPA website
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
