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1982
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Ning Feng 宁峰 was born in Chengdu, Sichuan Province China.
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- Education |
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He learned to play the violin at the age of four at the Sichuan Conservatory of music
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with Hu Weimin. |
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He joined the Hanns Eisler School of Music in Berlin, under the direction Antje Weithaas.
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He entered the Royal Academy of Music in London and became a student of Hu Kun.
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- Awards selection |
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2003
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Winner
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Joseph Joachim International Violin Competition in Hanovere
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2003
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Winner
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Queen Elizabeth International Violin Competition
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2005
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Winner
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Yehudi Menuhin International Violin Competition
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2005
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First Prize
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Michael Hill New Zealand International Violin Competition
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2006
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First Prize
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Paganini international Competition - Genova
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2008
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He composed the music for the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games
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- Career |
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He rubbed shoulders with the greatest chefs: selection
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Marin Alsop - Gianandrea Noseda - Yu Long - Vassily Petrenko
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- Tugan Sokhiev - Vladimir Spivakov...
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He performed with the following symphony orchestras : selection
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- Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Australia
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- San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, United States
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- Seattle Symphony Orchestra, United States
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- National Symphony Orchestra of China
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- Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra, Germany
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- São Paulo Symphony Orchestra, Brazil
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- Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, China
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He played with the philharmonic orchestras: selection :
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- Dortmund Philharmonic Orchestra, Germany
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- Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
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- Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, New York - Seattle, USA
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- Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, Finland
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- Hangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra
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- Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
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- London Philharmonic Orchestra
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- Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra
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- Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra
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He participated in numerous music festivals : sélection
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the Menuhin Festival in Gstaad - the Kissinger Sommer Festival
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the Monritzburg Festival
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2012
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He formed the String Quartet : Dragon Quartet,with three other Chinese musicians :
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Ning Feng First Violin - Wang Xiaomao Second ViolIn
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Zheng Wenxiao Violist - Qin Liwei Cellist.
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Their aim is to make rarely performed pieces known and to promote
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contemporary works by Chinese composers.
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2019
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Dragon Quartet - Alexandre Borodine quartet n°2
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- Mieczyslaw Weinberg quartet n°5
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- Dimitri Shostakovitch quartet n°8
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2023
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He went on tour in Asia to Hong Kong, Bangkok, Taiwan and ended
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in Japan, at the Opera City in Tokyo.
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He lives in Berlin Germany. |
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Daniele Sicard |
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- Discography selection |
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He recorded under the Dutch label specializing in classical music :
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Channel classics Records. |
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2008
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- Hello Mr.Paganini |
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2013
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- Sonatas for solo violin by Bartók, Prokofiev, and Hindemith
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2018
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- Bach sonatas and scores for solo violinl
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- Nin Feng violin - Paganini CD
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2021
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- 24 Caprices opus 1 (1817), inspired by the pieces of the same name by Pietro
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Locatelli (1733).
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2023
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- Brahms: Violin Sonatas Ning Feng Violin - Zee Zee Piano
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2024
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Release of his album First Violin Concertos by Shostakovich and Prokofiev
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alongside the Bochum Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Tung-Chieh Chuang.
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