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Yu Qiang Dai 戴玉强 pinyin Dai
Yuqiang
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1963
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Yu Qiang Dai 戴玉强 was born into a peasant family, on March 13,
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in Lanfang, Wenan County, in Hebei Province China.
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1982
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After graduating from Beijing Polytechnic College, he went to work
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in Taiyuan, as a technician.
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His voice won him admission to the Shanxi Song and Dance Ensemble.
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1984
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He was sent to study at the Central Academy of Drama in Beijing
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to acquire musical skills.
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He was finally able to realize his dream and devote himself to
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his passion: singing.
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1987
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He returned to the Shanxi Song and Dance Ensemble
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1989
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He joined the Opera Ensemble of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
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2001
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For five years, he became Luciano Pavarotti's first and only student,
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with the opportunity to perform alongside him.
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He made his Covent Garden debut in Giacomo Puccini's Tosca.
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He performed at the Royal Opera House - at La Scala in Milano - at the American
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Opera House
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He played the leading role in : |
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Carmen by Georges Bizet - La Bohême by Luciano Paxvarotti 2004-2005 |
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Turandot by Giacomo Puccini 2003 - La Traviata.by Giuseppe Verdi
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2011
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With two other tenors, Wei Song and Waren Mok, they formed the trio : The china's
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Three Tenor, equivalent to the trio : Luciano Paxvarotti - Placido Domingo - José Carreras.
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Combining traditional Chinese folk songs with classical opera arias and blending
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Eastern and Western musical styles, they travelled the world: Beijing, Hong Kong,
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New York, and London.
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2021
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The trio's National toured in 24 cities in China.
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He is Professor at the Beijing Opera Academy of Beijing University.
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Highly involved, he is known for his initiatives in teaching online opera .
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Daniele Sicard |
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