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| Photo below: On 10/20/2006, the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Music Society created "a lovely evening of beautiful music, wine tasting and conversations about music, wine, and Chinese culture" at the Society's Fall 2006 Wine & Music Party. An edifying selection of red and white wines were uncorked. The sampling of spiritual delights was followed by a tour of world caliber music from Meng-Chun Lin, soprano and Weng Lei, pianist. The Chin family presented a medley of folk songs. Also on hand was Chen Lin, Field Service Assistant Professor of Orchestra Conducting at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music who gave an informative presentation on the contemporary interface of the music of the East and West. This affair is an invigorating conception that is worthy of encore. |
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On 5/9/2007, representatives of the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of
Commerce and the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Music Society attended a
presentation by Theodore Foss, Associate Director of the Center for East Asian
Studies at The University of Chicago, on the story and music of Nixon in China.
Prof. Foss revealed some of the source material for the opera's composer, John
Adams and shed more light on the significance of this important work on a landmark
event in international relations of the last century, Nixon in China will premiere in
Cincinnati on July 12 and 14, 2007. For ticket and other information, click here.
Shown in photograph above from left to right are Dr. Theodore Foss, Dan
Cunningham (member of Board of Cincinnati Opera), Xiaojie Zavon, Charleston C.K.
Wang, Dr. P. J. Kao, and Evans Mirageas, Artistic Director, Cincinnati Opera.
Commerce and the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Music Society attended a
presentation by Theodore Foss, Associate Director of the Center for East Asian
Studies at The University of Chicago, on the story and music of Nixon in China.
Prof. Foss revealed some of the source material for the opera's composer, John
Adams and shed more light on the significance of this important work on a landmark
event in international relations of the last century, Nixon in China will premiere in
Cincinnati on July 12 and 14, 2007. For ticket and other information, click here.
Shown in photograph above from left to right are Dr. Theodore Foss, Dan
Cunningham (member of Board of Cincinnati Opera), Xiaojie Zavon, Charleston C.K.
Wang, Dr. P. J. Kao, and Evans Mirageas, Artistic Director, Cincinnati Opera.
Photos above and below: On 5/5/2007, an Asian Summit took place at Northern
Kentucky University. The Summit was organized in collaboration with the Asian
Community Alliance ( Ms. Dorothy O'Brien) and lead by Professor Yasue Kuwahara
in the Department of Communication at NKU. Focus groups addressed mental
health, language barriers, immigration, education, and support for Asian business.
The "Cultural Divide" focus group explored the cultures of China, India, Malaysia,
Bangladesh, Japan and U.S.. This report courtesy of Larry Grubbs of the GCCCC.
Kentucky University. The Summit was organized in collaboration with the Asian
Community Alliance ( Ms. Dorothy O'Brien) and lead by Professor Yasue Kuwahara
in the Department of Communication at NKU. Focus groups addressed mental
health, language barriers, immigration, education, and support for Asian business.
The "Cultural Divide" focus group explored the cultures of China, India, Malaysia,
Bangladesh, Japan and U.S.. This report courtesy of Larry Grubbs of the GCCCC.
ASIAN SUMMIT AT NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
Photocredit: Dana Ng
Photocredit: Dana Ng
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