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Piano: Xie Yashuangzi

Programme:

Zhu Jian’er: Prelude the Running Stream, Op. 4, No. 2 4’
Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 7 in D major, Op.10 No. 3 23’
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Zhu Jian’er: Ballade Longing for the Secular World, Op. 11 12’
Ding Shande: “Lan Huahua” and “Waterflowing in Stream”, from Three Pieces on Chinese Folk Song 7’
Zhu Jian’er: Suite Images of the South, Op. 33 17’

Being one of the most representative Chinese compoers, Zhu Jian’er was mostly discussed as a symphonic composer through his ten symphonies, all of which premiered by Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. But chamber music, especially piano solo work composition never ceased to emerge thoughout his 95-year- life. With a thoughtly selction of his most important piano works by pianist Xie Yashuangzi, you hear the texure elvoment of his piano works in comparsion with his music idol Beethoven, and other Chinese piano works of his time.

The Pianist:

Xie Yashuangzi was born in Southwestern China. She began to study piano at the age of six and at the age of twelve she entered the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. In 1998, she moved to Germany and studied at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik in Stuttgart with Professor Wan-Ing Ong. Yashuangzi graduated in 2002, with honors in her Bachelor of Arts degree. The same year she entered the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Munich and studied with Professor Michael Schäfer, receiving her Artist Diploma in 2003. She continued her studies in Professor Schäfer’s Meisterklasse and was awarded the Meisterklasse Diploma in 2005. Yashuangzi has won prizes in numerous international piano competitions, including the Carlet Competition in Spain, and the 2nd San Nicola di Bari and the Marsala International Competitions in Italy.