PROJECT ARCHIVE
A selection of performances, exchanges and opportunities for artists to meet audiences across borders.
Shanghai · Hefei · Wuxi, China
A tour pairing Central Asian orchestral music, classic opera excerpts and Chinese melodies, with performances at Shanghai Concert Hall, Hefei Grand Theatre, Wuxi Symphony Hall and other venues.
Explore this projectPresented byDance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels
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Shanghai Oriental Art Center, China
Co-created by Brigel GJOKA and Xiexin Dance Theatre, the work explores loss, growth, protection and hope through recurring gestures of hands and arms. Presented at Shanghai Oriental Art Center as part of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels, in collaboration with the China Shanghai International Arts Festival.
Explore this projectBanjul, The Gambia
A showcase of Chinese music and performing arts in Banjul, extending China Stage’s international programme to West Africa and introducing local audiences to artistic voices from China.
Explore this projectErdenet · Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Two concerts connect Chinese and Mongolian musicians and audiences: a “Tea for Harmony” programme at Erdenet’s Miners’ Palace of Culture and a musical exchange at the Mongolian State Philharmonic Hall in Ulaanbaatar.
Explore this projectChurch of St. Sophia, Ohrid, North Macedonia
Pianist Song Siheng presents a China Stage solo recital at Ohrid Summer, connecting a Chinese musician with international festival audiences at the Church of St. Sophia.
Explore this projectChurch of the Holy Spirit, Kotor, Montenegro
Pianist Song Siheng presents a China Stage solo recital at KotorArt, sharing a musical dialogue with local and international audiences at the Church of the Holy Spirit.
Explore this projectVienna, Austria
A series bringing Chinese music and opera into Vienna’s cultural life through a waterfront pop-up performance, an appearance at the Danube Dragon Boat Festival and a concert in the Old Town Hall’s Baroque Hall.
Explore this projectShanghai · Hefei, China
An international ensemble presents symphonic concerts and urban pop-up performances, including “Hello China”. The series connects outdoor and theatre venues in Shanghai’s Art Space programme with a concert in Hefei.
Explore this projectCadillac Shanghai Concert Hall, China
A solo recital spanning Bach transcriptions by Rachmaninoff and Busoni, Ravel’s Gaspard de la nuit and Rachmaninoff’s Études-tableaux, tracing contrasting musical worlds through the piano.
Explore this projectViolin and Piano Concert by HUANG Mengla and Ratimir MARTINOVIĆ
Lingang Performing Arts Center, Shanghai, China
Violinist Huang Mengla and pianist Ratimir Martinović meet in a chamber music dialogue, presented within the China Shanghai International Arts Festival’s Art Space programme.
Explore this projectCadillac Shanghai Concert Hall, China
Pipa artist Wu Man joins the Shanghai Changqiao Jiangnan Sizhu Ensemble, with guest dizi and xiao player Fan Linfeng. Solo pipa and traditional chamber music bring new compositions, historic repertoire and ensemble traditions together.
Explore this projectHe Luting Concert Hall, Shanghai, China
Led by Lorenz Nasturica-Herschcowici, this string ensemble programme brings together Grieg’s Holberg Suite, Elgar’s Introduction and Allegro and music by Schubert, exploring the expressive range of ensemble playing.
Explore this projectShanghai Symphony Hall, Chamber Hall, China
A Shanghai Spring programme bringing stories of ceramic art together with Italian songs, orchestral music and opera. Three chapters—Journey, Return and Fusion—unfold under music director Tang Muhai with the Jingdezhen Vocational University of Art Symphony Orchestra.
Explore this projectCadillac Shanghai Concert Hall, China
A main programme of Shanghai Spring featuring Hungarian soprano Rácz Rita alongside Chinese singers, pianists and the Taoxichuan Philharmonic Orchestra, sharing vocal and orchestral repertoire from China, Hungary and beyond.
Explore this projectTirana · Elbasan, Albania
Three arts events within Chinese Cultural Week: an exhibition of works by Wu Jun and Lin Chaoyang, a vocal and instrumental concert, and a programme of Chinese opera and dance. Presented at FAB Gallery and the University of Arts Hall in Tirana, and Skampa Theatre in Elbasan, they connect visual art, music and live performance.
Explore this projectChurch of St. Sophia, Ohrid, North Macedonia
Mezzo-soprano Wu Ai, flautists Wang Wei and Yue Guanghui, and pianist Hou Juan present a China Stage concert, bringing a collaboration for voice, flute and piano to Ohrid Summer.
Explore this projectChurch of the Holy Spirit, Kotor, Montenegro
Soprano Zhang Wanzhe and pianist David Witten share an evening of art song at KotorArt. Orient Culture serves as the Chinese implementing partner, working with the festival and cultural institutions to deliver China Stage.
Explore this projectJingdezhen · Shanghai, China
A series spanning the orchestra’s inaugural campus festival concert, “Melodies of the Red Earth” at Shanghai City Lawn Music Plaza and the Taoxichuan New Year concert. With musicians including Tang Muhai, the programme connects public stages with university arts practice.
Explore this projectCIIE Media Centre Art Space, Shanghai, China
Selected by the China Shanghai International Arts Festival, Wu Ai, Jean-Marc Goujon and fellow musicians present Chinese and French classics for voice, flute, cello and piano at the China International Import Expo’s media centre.
Explore this projectShanghai · Jingdezhen, China
French Baroque musicians appear in the China Shanghai International Arts Festival programme and join the Taoxichuan Philharmonic for “Encounter and Eternity” in Jingdezhen, connecting early music performance with audiences in both cities.
Explore this projectShanghai · Jingdezhen, China
Belgrade’s Collegium Musicum Academic Choir appears in Shanghai’s Art Space series and shares the stage with the choir of Jingdezhen Vocational University of Art, connecting Serbia and China through choral performance.
Explore this projectJingdezhen · Shanghai, China
A porcelain-themed series spanning piano, cello, flute, voice and violin, with artists including Han Huijing, Xiong Yin, Wang Qi, Jia Ran, Ni Haiye, Zhang Wanzhe, Song Siheng and Dan Zhu. Concerts connect ceramic culture with diverse musical forms.
Explore this projectChurch of the Holy Spirit, Kotor, Montenegro
Young pianist Yang Yutian presents a China Stage solo recital at KotorArt. Related performances in Žabljak, Montenegro, and Novi Sad, Serbia, extend the series of international stage opportunities.
Explore this projectChurch of the Holy Spirit, Kotor, Montenegro
Mezzo-soprano Wu Ai and Les Musiciens du Lys meet at KotorArt in a programme connecting Chinese and French artists through vocal and chamber music. The series also includes a concert at Novi Sad’s Eđšeg Cultural Station.
Explore this projectCinema Square, KotorArt, Montenegro
China Young Bolling presents “Beyond the Horizon” at KotorArt’s Cinema Square. Related concerts in Aranđelovac and Kragujevac, Serbia, introduce the young ensemble to a range of international performance spaces.
Explore this projectJingdezhen, China
A series of conducting and orchestral performance workshops at Taoxichuan Grand Theatre and Jingdezhen Vocational University of Art, connecting professional tuition, rehearsal and ensemble practice.
Explore this projectJingdezhen, China
Vocal classes with Zhang Wanzhe and Xiong Kejia, choral tuition with Belgrade’s Collegium Musicum, a piano masterclass with Ratimir Martinović and French Baroque vocal workshops bring visiting artists into direct dialogue with students.
Explore this projectSerbia · Montenegro · Bosnia and Herzegovina
Preliminary rounds and performances in Belgrade lead to the final in Podgorica and an award-winners’ showcase in Sarajevo. The programme combines competition, international stage experience and exchange for young dancers.
Explore this projectJingdezhen Vocational University of Art, China
Lectures explore the relationship between ceramic art and music through “Beyond the Horizon”, an introduction to flute performance and a dialogue between cello and painted porcelain, combining artists’ insights with live musical examples.
Explore this projectNovi Sad Theatre, Serbia
The closing concert of China Stage in Serbia at Novi Sad Theatre, continuing the programme’s collaboration with local cultural platforms through a shared musical occasion.
Explore this projectBelgrade, Serbia · Kotor, Montenegro
An invitational competition and exchange concert in Belgrade lead to finals, an awards ceremony and a winners’ concert in Kotor, connecting young musicians through competition and international performance.
Explore this projectKolarac Concert Hall, Belgrade, Serbia
Soprano Zhang Wanzhe and pianist Dejan Sinadinović perform at BUNT Festival’s Kolarac concert, connecting Chinese and Serbian artists through the close collaboration of voice and piano.
Explore this projectChurch of the Holy Spirit, Kotor, Montenegro
Violinist Dan Zhu and French pianist Michel Dalberto meet at KotorArt in a China Stage concert, creating a dialogue between Chinese and French artists through violin and piano.
Explore this projectChurch of the Holy Spirit, Kotor, Montenegro
A China Stage solo recital by pianist Chen Junyan at KotorArt, giving international audiences an opportunity to encounter the individual voice of an emerging Chinese musician.
Explore this projectChurch of the Holy Spirit, Kotor, Montenegro
A delegation of young Shanghai musicians brings strings and piano to KotorArt, connecting emerging artists with an international festival platform and creating opportunities for continuing musical exchange.
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