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Lan Shui 水蓝 pinyin Shui Lan
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Lan Shui 水蓝 conductor, was born in a wealthy family in Hangzhou,
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Zhejiang Province China. |
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He learned to play the violin at the age of five.
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1970
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At thirteen, he joined the People's Army's Song and Dance Troupe in Beijing.
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1975
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At eighteen, no longer able to play the violin due to an injury, he studied
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composition at the Shanghai Conservatory. Disappointed with the subject,
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he returned to Beijing.
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1980
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Impressed by Herbert von Karajan during the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra's
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performance in Beijing, he decided to enroll at the Central Conservatory
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of Music in Beijing to become a conductor.
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1986
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He made his conducting debut with the Beijing Central Philharmonic Orchestra.
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He left for the United States to continue his studies at Boston University, then
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participated in the Tanglewood Music Festival.
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1994 - 1997
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He was Conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, United States
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1997 - 2019
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He was Music Director of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
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2007 - 2015
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He was Principal Conductor of the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra, Denmark
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with whom he recorded the complete Beethoven symphonies.
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2019
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He was Guest Conductor of the Taiwan Symphony Orchestra.
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- Career
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Conductor, he led the greatest symphony orchestras : selection
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- United States
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The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
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The Cleveland Orchestra
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The Detroit Symphony Orchestrait
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The San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
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- Europe
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The German Symphony Orchestra Berlin
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The SWR Stuttgart Symphony Orchestra
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The Danish National Symphony Orchestra
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The Sweden's Gothenburg Symphony Orchestrade
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- Asia
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The Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra China
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The Hangzhou Symphony Orchestra China
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The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra China
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The Singapore Symphony Orchestra
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The Taiwan Symphony Orchestra
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As a conductor, he led the greatest philharmonic orchestras: selection
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The Los Angeles Philharmonic
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The New York Philharmonic Orchestra
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The German Broadcasting Philharmonic Orchestra
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The Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra with which he recorded
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the Complete Beethoven Symphonies (9 recordings)
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The China Philharmonic Orchestra
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The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
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The Japan Philharmonic Orchestra
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The Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
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He collaborted with the greatest conductors : |
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Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) American conductor - composer - pianist
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Pierre Boulez (1925-2016 ) French composer and conductor
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Neeme Järvi ( 1937 ) Estonian conductor
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Kurt Masur ( 1927 - 2015) German conductor
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David Zinman (1936) American conductor and violinist
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Discography selection
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Lan Shui 水蓝 recorded some forty CDs
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for the BIS Label with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, including:
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- the first complete cycle of Tcherepnin's symphonies
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Noriko Ogawa ((Piano Performer)), Alexander N Tcherepnin (Composer)
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- complete works of Rachmaninov Rachmaninov Symphonies
and orchestral Music
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- complete works of Debussy
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- complete Beethoven symphonies with the Copenhagen Orchestra
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Two-time Grammy Award nominee.
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