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1969
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Lü Siqing 吕思清 violonist, was born on November 26,ln Qingdao, Shandong Province
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China.
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- Education |
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At the age of four, he began studying the violin.
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At eight, he entered the Central Conservatory of Music, with Professor Zhenshan Wang.
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At 11, he was selected by Yehudi Menuhin to study at his elite music school in southeast
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England..
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1984
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Back in China, he continued his higher education at the Central Conservatory
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of Music in Beijing.
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1987
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He won First Prize in the Paganini Competition.
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1989
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He entered the Juliard School in New York and studied with Dorothy Delay and Hyo Kang. :
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- Career
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Lü Siqing 吕思清 performed in North and South America, Europe, Asia, and in the most
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prestigious venues : selection
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- Royal Opera House - Wigmore Hall - London
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- Hollywood Bowl - Los Angeles
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- Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center - New York
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- Avery Fisher Hall, renamed David Geffe Hall at Lincoln
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- Esplanad - Singapore
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- Opera house - Sydney
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- Musikverein - Vienna
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- Suntory Hall - Tokyo
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He performed:
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- Alongside the greatest philharmonic orchestras : selection
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The Philharmonia Orchestra - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
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The Washington Symphony Orchestra - The China Philharmonice
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- Alongside the greatest symphony orchestras : selection
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Berne Symphony Orchestrae
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Bilbao Symphony Orchestra
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China National Symphony Orchestra
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Japan Yomiuri Symphony Orchestra
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Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
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New Jersey Symphony Orchestra
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Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra
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Russian National Symphony Orchestra
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Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra
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Sydney Symphony Orchestra
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Taiwan National Symphony Orchestra
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Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
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Washington Symphony Orchestra
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NCPA National Center for the Performing Arts Orchestra
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Aspen Festival Orchestra
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2011
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Lu Siqing violonist - with Li-Wei Qin - cellist, and Sun Yingdi - pianist, founded
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the China Trio, or Major Trio, in order to present the aesthetics of music.
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In addition to chamber music concerts, the trio collaborated with :
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- The NCPA Orchestra, for Beethoven's Triple Concerto in C major
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(for violin, cello, and piano)
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- Composer and conductor Tan Dun to perform his Martial Arts tetralogy :
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Violin concerto : Hero
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Cello Concerto Tiger and His Wife
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Piano Concerto Banquet
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and the Triple Concerto Resurrection
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They performed at the Sydney Opera House and the National Centre for the Performing
Arts in Beijing.
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2021
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He was appointed President of the Yehudi Menuhin School in Qingdao, a replica
of the
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English School.
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Daniele Sicard |
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Awards selection |
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1983
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5th Prize at the Yehudi Menuhin Competitionn
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1987
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1st Prize at the Paganini Competition
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Winner of the Beijing International Youth Violin Competition
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Lü Siqing 吕思清 was named one of the 100 People who Influenced
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21st-Century China by the Chinese magazine Youth.
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Discography selection
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Numerous CDs - Video recordings
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Labels - Naxos - Philips - Marco Polo - BIS - NCPA classics
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Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Naxos)
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Traumerei: Romantic Violin Favourites (Naxos)
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The Butterfly lovers (Bis) - violin concerto has sold over a million copies
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Beauty of the violin - concertos de Mendelsson - Bruch - Tan Dun released by ABC Classics |
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was the n°1 CD album in the Top 20 Best Classical Music Albums in Australia.
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