CLASSICAL DNA TRIO

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★★★JingYe Zhang/Violist
 
JingYe Zhang is the student of Professor YaoJi Lin. Awarded the first prize in ‘Chinese Youth National Violin Competition’ and ‘Conservatory Violin Sonata Competition’. Joined in ‘Peking Quartet’, ‘Landscape Quartet’, ‘CDNA Trio’, ‘Chamber Classical Orchestra of Central Conservatory of Music’, ‘China Youth Symphony Orchestra’. He is currently the doyen of violin of ‘China Youth Symphony Orchestra, ‘PMF Orchestra’ etc. Often cooperates with orchestra to render performance as a soloist.
   
He visited Japan and some European countries many times to render performance and participate in cultural exchange. The ‘Mozarteum Quartet’ performed by him was recorded by Tele Ticino, a Swiss national TV station.
   
He is an active performer and has introduced many new music works, including the music works produced by XiaoGang Ye, WenJing Guo, John Corigliano and many other young composers’ debut production.
   
JingYe Zhang has been taught by Professor Guan Wang, XiangYang Li and ZhaoYang Lin. He was instructed and praised by several influential performers recognized by the world, including those from Amdeus Quartet, Elysee Quartet, Bartok Quartet, Julliard Quartet, Janacek Quartet, and the world famous musicians, such as Guenter Pichler, Milen Stecampe, Rainer Kuchl, Sada Harada, Issac Stern and others.

EDUCATIONS
1999-2003——Bachelor of Music[Central Conservatory of Music]
1996-1999——High-School Diploma[Central Conservatory of Music]
1994-1996——Middle-School Diploma[Central Conservatory of Music]

CONCERT &MUSIC EVENTS
2005——Pacific Music Festival in Japan
2005——Chamber music concert in Tianjin and Beijing
2004——Chamber music concert in Beijing
2003——Solo Concerto in Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, and Guangzhou
2003——New music concert in Beijing
2002——7th Miyazaki music festival Japan
2002——Chamber music concert in Shandong
2001——Quartet Summer Class in Italy
2000——5th Miyazaki music festival
1999——Amadeus Quartet Summer Class in London
1999——Chamber music concert in Siena Switzerland
1999——Prag-Wien-Budapest International Chamber music Class in Austria

AWARDS AND HONORS
First Prize——2003   China new music Competition
First Prize——2000   Conservatory Violin Sonata Competition

MAJOR TEACHERS AND MASTER-CLASSES 
Lin Yaoji  [Professor of the Central Conservatory of Music]
Lin Zhaoyang  [Professor of the Central Conservatory of Music]
Li Xiangyang  [Professor of the Central Conservatory of Music]
Wang Guan  [Professor of the Shenyang Conservatory of Music]
Master-Classes  [Amdeus Quartet, Elysee Quartet, Bartok,Quartet, Julliard Quartet, Janacek Quartet, Guenter Pichler, Milen Stecampe, Sada Harada, Harald Schoneweg, Issac Stern.]

★★★JiaLin Zhang/Pianist

JiaLin Zhang is the lecturer of Central Conservatory of Music and an artistic director of the Department of Voice and Opera. Born in a musical family and started learning piano at the age of four. Attended the attached primary school of the Central Conservatory of Music hereupon beginning his professional study in 1986, and continued studying in the following attached middle, high school and commenced bachelor degree in the Central Conservatory of Music taught by Professor BiGang Chen. Graduated from the Faculty of Piano and became a faculty member there in 1999. Took the occupational qualification test held by China’s Ministry of Culture for the art organizations directly under China’s Ministry of Culture in the same year, and obtained the first in major of piano.

JiaLin Zhang is the long term partner of many famous domestic and foreign signers and instrumentalists, whom they render performance and record music together. Visited Bangkok, Singapore, Sydney, Taipei, Xinzhu, Hong Kong and other places. Presented splendid performance with ‘China Acme Artists Art Troupe’ in Sydney Opera House in the November of 2005. Often plays as an accompanist in both China and International Vocal Competition and well praised. Recommended and appointed accompanist of many China and International Vocal Competition organizers. Winner of the “Judge Panel’s Prime Youth of Piano Accompanist” at the 2nd China International Vocal Competition. Musical director of selected scenes of public opera performance ‘Rigoletto’, ‘La Traviata’ as well as others in the First and Third Music Festival of Central Conservatory of Music. Founded Classical D.N.A. Trio together with violinist JingYe Zhang and cellist Zhao Song. Wrote many music reviews which have been released in various kinds of music newspaper and magazines in Beijing and Shanghai. The special copywriter of the highest hit-rate classical music website ‘www.wunderhorn.com’ in China. Wrote the book ‘Piano Playing & Accompanying Skills’ (Published by the Central Conservatory of Music Publishing House in 2004).

★★★Zhao Song/Free Artist /Cellist/Art Meditator

Zhao Song was born in Tianjin in 1976. He started to learn violoncello at the age of six. Shortly he showed his special gift in many competitions held in Tianjin and the nation. Thereafter, he attached the primary school of the Central Conservatory of Music. His erudite attitude towards music and unique artistic style have been gradually developed through the long period of schooling.

He was the doyen of violoncello of ‘China Youth Philharmonic’ from 1996 to 1998. In 1998, with the help of Chinese famous educationalist Guang-ren Zhou and Professor Zhen-shan Wang, he participated in the establishment of ‘piano trio at the forbidden city’. Mr. Guang-ren Zhou and professor Zhen-shan Wang were appointed as art directors. The trio routinely rendered performance in the ‘Weekend Concert’ held by Beijing Concert Hall. Meanwhile, it played an active role in many other public performances.

From 1998 to 2001, he was invited several times to attend the master classes organized by the committee of the Beijing International Music Festival, where he obtained a lot of opportunities to learn from different world famous musicians. Especially he had been instructed by the world famous musicians from Amdesus Quartet, Bartok Quartet, and influential performers such as Charles Neidich, Issac Stern and Mstislav Rostropovich. He has been acclaimed as an ‘exceptional violoncello talent’. In 2000 he joined the ‘Quartet of Central Conservatory of Music’ and engaged in comprehensive activities including artistic exchange, concert performance and music recording. In the same year, he, as a chamber performer of the ‘Quartet of Central Conservatory of Music, was invited to join the ‘Xin De Telecom Concert’ during the third International Music Festival in Beijing. He won the scholarship regarding cultural and artistic exchange program provided by Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) in 2001. *In 1999, he took part in the shooting of musical documentary ‘From Chairman Mao to Mozart’ in the United States.

Since many years, he has dedicated himself in music exchange and popularization in dozens of colleges in China. His great passion together with faith in arts expressed by romantic performance is very impressive. Since 2002, he, as the status of a free artist and cellist, has begun to plan concert independently. In 2004, he was invited by the famous musician Tian-wo Yan, and Xiang Li, the professor of the Central Conservatory of Music, to form a small trio group. On behalf of the Central Conservatory of Music, they attended the international master classes held in Cheng Du. He was tutored by the German musicians Jörg-Wolfgang Jahn and Michael Hauber, who highly appraised him. Since 2004, he has participated in the artistic activities held by ‘Beijing Artists Gathering Spot’, where his extemporaneous performances are highly appraised by both domestic and foreign artists and designers.

After XiaoDuo Chen, a coloratura soprano, joined in the trio in the June of 2004, these four neo-musicians have been forming a new and fresh music creation group. The naturalistic classical concerts organized by them have rethrived the stagnant classical music market, and their concerts are widely appraised by those loving music. At the end of 2005, he set up ‘Landscape Chamber String Music Studio’ together with JingYe Zhang, planning to introduce western chamber classical music, new music works produced by youth Chinese musicians and other various kinds of string music to Chinese audiences.In 2005, He participated in the establishment of ‘Classical D.N.A. Trio’ together with his good friends---violinist JingYe Zhang and cellist Zhao Song. The purpose of the trio is to provide an opportunity for young students to appreciate chamber classical music. The birth of the challenging chamber trio has raised young people’s great concerns in the 21st century, when the survival of classical music is extremely endangered.

TO：ZHAO SONG  http://www.songzhaoart.cdd.cn