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Yu Hongmei Los Angeles Premiere
Erhu soloist Yu Hongmei performs in Los Angeles at the CalArts Theatre.
When:
January 24, 2008 8:30pm to 10:30pm
Where
This rare performance showcases the crystalline tones and lucid expressions of the Chinese erhu -- a two-string bowed instrument -- as played by one of its premier exponents, Yu Hongmei. A celebrated soloist with the Chinese National Traditional Orchestra and other ensembles, Yu is the first erhuist to receive the coveted Pro Musicis International Award, and has since performed to great acclaim at such venues as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and The Kennedy Center. She is joined this evening by Zhi Ming Han (yangqin) and Cynthia Hsiang (piano) for a program of classical Chinese and European repertoire.
Cost:
General Admission $20; Students/Alumni with Affinity Card $16; CalArts Students, Faculty & Staff $10
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Phone Number:
1-213-237-2800
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