Posts tagged Asian musicians
AMVA and PAO Arts Present Concert Celebrating AAPI Composers and Performers
AMVA and PAO Arts Present Concert Celebrating AAPI Composers and Performers

Asian Musical Voices of America and PAO Arts Center present “Our Objects and Possibilities”, a concert celebrating AAPI composers and performers on Friday, May 6, 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the PAO Arts Center at 99 Albany Street in Boston, MA.

Works by Ken Ueno, Iman Habibi, JungYoon Wie, and Michael Thomas Foumai will be featured.

Performers include violinists Lucia Lin, Jae Lee, and Hyeyung Sol Yoon, violist Sarah Darling, cellist Leo Eguchi, and harpist Charles Overton.

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chamber music, classical music, composers, in person concerts, in person events, international, music, music history, musicology, solo performances, strings, support for BBIPOC music, new musicChristine EscobarAMVA, Asian Musical Voices of America, PAO Arts Center, Asian musicians, Asians in classical music, AAPI, Asian American composers, Asian American, Chamber music, classical music, viola, violin, cello, strings, harp, Ken Ueno, Iman Habibi, JungYoon Wie, Michael Thomas Foumai, Lucia Lin, Jae Lee, Hyeyung Sol Yoon, Sarah Darling, Leo Eguchi, Charles Overton
The Human Element: Connecting With Your Audience: Q&A with Tiffany Poon
The Human Element: Connecting With Your Audience: Q&A with Tiffany Poon

Pianist and popular YouTuber Tiffany Poon answers our questions on audience interaction, humanizing classical music, and assisting up and coming musicians through her nonprofit organization Together With Classical.

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artist feature, in person concerts, in person events, inspiration, international, interviews, music, music education, opportunities, solo performances, support for BBIPOC music, video, virtual concerts, young artistsChristine EscobarTiffany Poon, Together with Classical, piano, pianist, Asian musicians, Asian American musicians, Hong-Kong musicians, YouTube, video, opportunities, audience interaction, Q&A, interviews
EVENTS: Pianist Tiffany Poon to Debut at Kennedy Center in All Schumann Recital
EVENTS: Pianist Tiffany Poon to Debut at Kennedy Center in All Schumann Recital

Tiffany Poon will perform December 12 at 2 p.m. at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as part of Washington Performing Arts' 2021-2022 season. The program features the works of composers Clara and Robert Schumann.

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artist feature, funding, in person concerts, in person events, international, music, premieres, solo performances, support for BBIPOC music, young artistsChristine EscobarTiffany Poon, YouTube, The Kennedy Center, Washington Performing Arts, Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, piano, recital, concert, live music, live events, Asian musicians, Asian American musicians, Together with Classical, support for BBIPOC music, Asian America, Hong Kong musicians
NIMAN: Newly Formed Coalition To Take Holistic Approach to Racial Equity in U.S. Classical Music
NIMAN: Newly Formed Coalition To Take Holistic Approach to Racial Equity in U.S. Classical Music

While many classical music organizations are looking inward to address racial equity issues, a new initiative is taking a new approach to advocating for young musicians of color. The National Instrumentalist Mentoring and Advancement Network (NIMAN) is a network made up of like-minded organizations and individuals seeking to promote racial equity in classical music.

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funding, music education, scholarships, social justice, youth orchestras, young artists, opportunities, support for BBIPOC musicDalanie HarrisNIMAN, equity in classical music, racial equity in classical music, musicians of color, Black musicians, Indigeneous musicians, Latinx musicians, Latine musicians, Asian musicians, South Asian musicians, BBIPOC musicians, BIPOC classical musicians, BIPOC musicians, BBIPOC classical musicians, National Instrumentalist Networking and Advancement Network, Play On Philly, Walter Bitner, Stanford Thompson