https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRTQ7Qf_JBo
Etude Suzuki Violin School Volume 1. Etude Suzuki Violin School Volume 1. About

https://www.violinist.com/discussion/archive/9491/
January 8, 2007 at 06:51 PM · just saw a 5-6 page article in a weekly magazine that accompanies a chinese newspaper, The World Journal (No,1187 Dec.17-Dec 23, 2006) in which there is a detailed original reporting (in chinese) on the several award winning chinese violin makers. since i do not really know who is who, to the best of my knowledge in terms of translation, there are the Jians (one

https://stringsmagazine.com/the-state-of-chinese-violin-making-from-past-to-present/
Guangzhou. The violin-making community in Guangzhou stems from the work of Guo-Hui Liang, who is regarded as China's first maker and, at 95, the world's oldest living maker. Liang taught himself to make violins in the 1950s by buying two good German instruments, taking them apart, and copying them.

https://www.dalniente.com/minghuan-xu
Now an accomplished and devoted teacher, Ms. Xu taught at Grand Valley State University before moving to Chicago, where she is now an Artist-Faculty member at Roosevelt University's Chicago College of Performing Arts. She also coaches chamber music for the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra. Ms. Xu plays on a 1758 Nicolas Gagliano violin.

http://archive.wwcmf.org/2013/xu.html
Chinese-Canadian violinist MingHuan Xu is a multi-faceted performer with unique communicative abilities. She has delighted audiences with her passion, incredible technique, sensitivity and charisma. ... MingHuan plays on a 1758 Nicolas Gagliano violin. She enjoys cooking, loves animals, is an aspiring interior decorator, and has a special

https://www.gyulikambarova.com/post/expanding-your-academic-horizons-gaining-international-recognition-as-a-student
Absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from the studio! One of my composition students, Andrew Xu, has received an honorable mention diploma from Music Teacher association. Andrew/s dedication and talent shone through multiple rounds, culminating in this prestigious award. His exceptional piece, the Sonata for violin and piano, not only showcases his musical prowess but also

https://charlestoncompetition.com/performer-andrew-peng/
Andrew Peng. Andrew Peng embarked on his remarkable violin journey at the tender age of 3. In an impressive display of his musical abilities, he learned and performed the enchanting song "Deck the Hall" at the esteemed Bunnell House Early Childhood Lab School, all without the ability to read sheet music. As he grew, his passion for the

https://www.youngmaestro.org/2021-medalists
Presenting Our 2024 Medalists! Winners Concert, Carnegie Hall 3.15.24. Early Intermediate Category

https://www.classicalconnect.com/Duo_Diorama/10288
Biography. DUO DIORAMA comprises Chinese violinist MingHuan Xu and Canadian pianist Winston Choi. They are compelling and versatile artists who perform in an eclectic mix of musical styles, ranging from the great standard works to the avant-garde. It is a partnership with a fresh and powerful approach to music for violin and piano.

https://hnmc.org/duo-xu-violin/
In 2010, Duo was appointed Associate Principal Second Violin of the China National Centre for the Performing Arts Orchestra in Beijing. With the NCPAO, he has partaken in over 200 performances of various concerts, operas and ballets. He has had the privilege to work with some of the most world-renowned conductors of our time, including Valery

https://www.pvmcompetition.org/2024-pvmc
Seren Lee, piano. Prima Volta Music Competition is an annual event that accommodates all levels of instrumentalists, vocalists and small chamber ensembles. This uniquely designed competition caters to all age levels from 3 to 19. PRIMA VOLTA Music Competition seeks to pave the way for a brighter future for young music students.

https://charlestoncompetition.com/performer-peijun-xu/
Peijun Xu. Born in Shanghai, China, Peijun started her musical education at the age of four and studied violin with Yao Shimei, a first violinist from the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. After graduating from Shanghai Normal University and working five years in the tourism industry, Peijun decided to study music full-time in the United States.

http://chineseperformingarts.net/contents/summer/2022/0819/index.html
Wishing to become a musician rather than merely a violinist, Huang delves into all aspects of the field. In the summer of 2013, she took violin-making lessons and created her first violin, based on a Guarnerius model. She enjoys everyday coffee and often wanders around the Greater Boston area for new inspirations from nature in her sound.

https://www.kronbergacademy.de/en/person/peijun-xu
Peijun Xu, born in Shanghai in 1985, is widely recognized as among the foremost violists of her generation. She is the recipient of several international awards. In 2012 she was awarded the first prize and audience prize at the International Max Rostal Competition, Berlin. In 2010 she won first prize as well as two special prizes at the

https://www.instagram.com/footnotesensemble/p/C2yxDIByokW/
35 likes, 0 comments - footnotesensemble on January 31, 2024: "Starting off the new year with timeless CNY classics, Footnotes brings to you a self-arranged medley that echoes the joy and traditions of the season. Wishing you all a harmonious and prosperous Chinese New Year! 裏 [PERFORMERS] Ang Zien Xu, violin Teryl Zhao, violin Esther Huang, viola Donavan Quek, cello

https://igmcompetition.com/winnersconcert/winners-2021/
A (Ages 7-9) First prize Violin Duo: Freyja Chen, Yifei Lei (CA), students of Gayaneh Kumar B (Ages 10-12) First prize Cello, Piano Duo: Timothy Jun Ming Chua, Asher Seow (NY, Singapore), students of Igal Kesselman, Leslie Tan C (Ages 13-15) First prize Piano Four Hands: Hyunjae Kim, Minjae Kim (WA), students of Allan Park Piano Trio: Zara B'far, Andy Chen, Jaden Minjae Kim (CA), students of

https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3581783.3611939?download=true
Zi-Yi Dou, Yichong Xu, Zhe Gan, Jianfeng Wang, Shuohang Wang, Lijuan Wang, Chenguang Zhu, Pengchuan Zhang, Lu Yuan, Nanyun Peng, et al. 2022. An empirical study of training end-to-end vision-and-language transformers. In CVPR.

https://americanprotege.com/piano-and-strings-competition-2022/
Audrey Zhang was born in Cary, North Carolina. She has been playing piano since the age of 5 (she just turns to 11 in January 2022). Her piano teacher is Florence Ko and she really enjoy learning with her. She loves playing piano and has participated in numerous regional, state, national and international competitions.

https://www.exeter.edu/sites/default/files/Spring%202024%20GRE%2C%20Band%2C%20ECU%2C%20Symphonia.pdf
Meg Xu Violin II Josh Grewal Adora Perry Ashim Rai Anya Rao Ishaan Singh Connie Thomas Viola Kat Lopez Akshara Sandilya Cello Sophia Butler Andrew Piercey Alex Ren Philomena Sieverding Addie Vining Kendra Wang Bass Adam Civitarese Jonny Civitarese . PEA Band Marcus Rabb, director Oboe Avery Kim Clarinet

https://www.cimcusa.org/article/62.html
Andrew Yin (Piano) USA. Teacher: Hans Boepple. Second Prize. Chanya Bayla Somboonvechakarn (Piano) Thailand. Teacher: Irina Novikova. Third Prize. ... Zitong Xu (Violin) China. Teacher: Gulaner. Third Prize. Akin Nilphairojana (Piano) Thailand. Teacher: Wanpiya Kittikunsiri. Third Prize. Tam Ca Shun Cason (Cello) Hong Kong.

https://gdyo.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/2021-May.pdf
VIOLIN II Sophia Bae Erin Beall Noah Han Elijah Kim Sean Kim Jia Leung Anna Lovell Aissatou Rasa Kaira Rasa Darya Samouhi A. Matthew Santosh Lucy Smith Samuel Tjio Edwin Varghese Jayden Weng Jacob Witt Andrew Wooton VIOLA Catherine Souh Hyun Choi Olaia Del Solar David Guo Mackenzie Upham Andrew Xu Cristian Yohannes CELLO Silas Choi Deepali

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stry of the Springfield Symphony Youth Orchestras.We have opportunities for individuals or businesses to. become sponsors for next season's SSYO concerts. If you or your business is interested, please contact us at: 13-733-0636 x0 or at info@springfieldsymphony.org.Enjoy the concert and thank you so much for su.

https://necmusic.edu/sites/default/files/documents/24-0209%20Program%20-%20Wangrui%20Xu%2C%20for%20QR.pdf
Wangrui Xu violin Recital in partial fulfillment of the Master of Music degree, 2024 Student of Soovin Kim and Paul Biss ... Wangrui Xu is the recipient of the Tan Family Foundation Scholarship. ... Andrew Chen, piano (MM) Student of HaeSun Paik Sunday, February 11, 2024 at 8:00 p.m., Williams Hall Arisa Onoda, piano (GD) Student of Dang Thai