Chinese Zither Player
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This exquisite Chinese Zither Player will captivate guests at your upcoming event or celebration with her enchanting melodies on the qin, an ancient seven-stringed zither, a traditional Chinese instrument with a history spanning over 2,500 years.
Trained as a musician in both China and Paris, this talented qin player not only performs Chinese zither pieces but also sings. She was recently invited to perform recitals at the prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) in New York, where she is currently based.
Besides being an exceptional qin player, our traditional Chinese musician is also a recognized author. She has written several articles about this instrument and two books on the seven-stringed zither’s history, aesthetics, and philosophy.
Our zither musician can perform traditional Chinese music such as Confucian, Daoist, and Buddhist pieces. Her repertoire includes over 50 compositions, including her original works. Popular melodies like ‘Pleasant Evening,’ ‘Plum Blossoms,’ and ‘Flowing Water’ are among her favorites to perform.
Adored by traditional Chinese music enthusiasts, her zither performances appeal to a broad audience. Ideal for art galleries, museums, exhibitions, trade fairs, cultural events, gala dinners, and many more, this live musician will enchant listeners with her soothing and captivating Chinese zither pieces.
Top Tip:
This gifted traditional Chinese musician is also a skilled calligrapher. Check out her Chinese Calligrapher page to learn more about her calligraphy pieces for live events and calligraphy workshops.
At Scarlett Entertainment, we pride ourselves on providing live music entertainment and traditional Chinese acts for events in the US and globally.
Enquire about this sensational Chinese Zither Player by contacting us today. Our in-house team of Entertainment Experts will gladly provide further details on this live music entertainment option and assist you in the booking process.
- Crow’s Evening Cry
- Drinking Spree
- Evening Song of the Drunken Fisherman
- Flowing Water
- Prelude to Wind and Thunder
- Water Flowing over Pebbles
- Traditional Pieces
- Autumn Breeze
- Confucius Reading the Book of Changes
- Four Seasons
- Geese Descending on Sandbank
- Innocent Seagulls
- Moon Over the Guan Pass
- Old Topper (with singing)
- Pleasant Evening
- Returning Home
- Three Variations of the Plum Blossom
- Traditional Virtuoso Qin Pieces
- Chant of the Reclining Dragon
- Colorful Clouds Chasing the Moon (Folk)
- Immortals of the Magpie Bridge (With singing)
- Joyful Encounter (With singing)
- Remembering a Dream (Virtuoso)
- Spring Wind (Virtuoso)
- And many more...
- New Compositions
- China Institute (New York City)
- Museum of Chinese in Americas
- Shanghai Conservatory of Music
- University of Oxford
- Williams College
- Chinese Scholar’s Garden (Staten Island qin musician in residence)
- National Taiwan University
- Smith College
- University of Paris
- Carnegie Hall
- Cleveland Museum of Art
- New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Toronto Art Gallery
- University of Toronto
- Beijing University
- Columbia University
- Oberlin Art Museum
- University of Amsterdam
- Vassar College
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