Conductor: Junjie DONG
Mr. Junjie Dong, who is officially granted the professional title of Top-Class National Conductor, graduated from China Central Conservatory of Music, and received a master’s degree in 2001. He major in music studies under the instructions of Mr. Xin Xu, prestigious conductor and educationist, Mr. Jun-chang Xu, prestigious composer, educationist, and president of Tianjin Conservatory of Music, and the prestigious composer Mr. Guoping Jia.

 

Mr. Junjie Dong, as the music director, and the chief conductor, now assumes head of the Opera Orchestra affiliated to Tianjin Song and Dance Theater. And also, he assumes music director and chief conductor of Tianjin Nationality Orchestra affiliated to Tianjin Song and Dance Theater.

 

Besides all the important occupational posts he assumes presently, he also holds, at invitations, the following visiting positions: guest conductor of Penang Philharmonic Orchestra, Malaysia, guest conductor of Youth Symphony Orchestra and Youth Nationality Orchestra affiliated to Tianjin Conservatory of Music, contributing conductor of Shanxi Provincial Song and Dance Theater, Hebei Provincial Song and Dance Theater, and China National Song and Dance Theater; chief conductor of Peiyang Orchestra affiliated to Tianjin University.

 

 

Mr. Junjie Dong, due to his prolific music career, has been appointed multiple important managerial positions of professional musicians’ organizations: member of China Musicians’ Association; member of China Nationality Orchestral Music Society and China Professional Conductors Committee; Vice-president of Tianjin Nationality Orchestral Music Society; member of Tianjin Musicians’ Association, guest professor of Tianjin Conservatory of Music, and guest professor of Shanxi Teacher’s College.

 

In May 2001, Mr. Junjie Dong was honored to be permanent conductor of Hebei Provincial Song and Dance Theater, and in December of the same year he successfully conducted the band of the theater which held a concert entitled “A Yanzhao Spring Daybreak” which took place in Music Hall of Beijing, and CCTV broadcast the recording of the concert. In 2002, he was exceedingly invited to be permanent conductor of Nationality Orchestra affiliated to Shanxi Provincial Song and Dance Theater.

 

 

Respectively in 2003 and 2008, he served as the conductor of Nationality Orchestra affiliated to Tianjin Song and Dance Theater, and successfully conducted the fourth and the fifth sessions of the concert entitled “Spring of the Haihe River.” He conducted the concerts respectively held in 2004 and 2009 for the celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year, and in 2005 he was appointed conductor of the Tianjin Nationality Orchestra that participated in a display-performance of the professional nationality orchestras. His excellent performance was widely appreciated by his colleagues and professionals.

 

In 2007, he served as the conductor of Tianjin Nationality Orchestra which took part in a large-scale nationality orchestral concert entitled “Tianjin-Hong Kong Friendship for flourish of Education,” which was held in Hong Kong Cultural Center Concert Hall. In 2010, he made a great success in his performance as conductor of Tianjin Nationality Orchestra which was involved in a large-scale orchestral concert, entitled “Successive Years of Prosperity,” which was held in China National Grand Theater.