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The European pianist who has travelled the world

Performing four of Beethoven's most famous piano sonatas

"I am determined to remove all obstacles, I believe that fate will not abandon me, I am afraid I need to fully assess my own strength, I will take fate by the throat"

---- Beethoven

Throughout the history of the world of piano art, the thirty-two piano sonatas left by the famous German composer Ludwig van Beethoven have always been highly sought-after, and are no less than artistic masterpieces that transcend time and space. As one of the most important German composers in the history of European music, Beethoven's thirty-two piano sonatas have been hailed as the 'New Testament' of piano music, a landmark. Beethoven's 32 sonatas are distinct from the elegant style of Mozart and other royalty, developing a wide range of playing, using strong contrasts in intensity to create dramatic acoustics; highlighting the contrasting materials within the sonata structure, expanding the contradictions in the unfolding section as a driving force for development; containing strong personalities and ideas, the juxtaposition of musical images and a rigorous and varied structure is of high aesthetic value. In the middle of his career, Beethoven's musical ideas matured and his techniques became more sophisticated, developing innovative changes such as the expansion of internal structures, rich harmonies, complex tonal changes and the use of thematic motives.

Yang Dongjin

He studied in Germany and Austria, and was awarded a master's diploma in piano at the Academy of Music and Drama in Munich, a master's diploma in chamber music at the Academy of Music and Drama in Munich, a master's diploma in piano performance at the University of the Arts in Berlin, and a master's diploma in piano performance at the University of the Arts in Graz, Austria. Master's degree in piano performance from the University of the Arts in Graz, Austria.

She began her piano studies with her father at the age of two and later studied with Mr. Zhao Pingguo, a famous piano pedagogue in China, Ms. Margarita Hohenrieder-Dornier, a world-renowned piano player, Mr. Paul Badura-Skoda, the head of the piano department of the Vienna State University of Music, Professor Martin Hughes, the head of the piano department of the Berlin University of the Arts, and the head of the piano department of the Berlin University of the Arts. Prof. Reiner Becker, Head of the Piano Department of the Berlin University of the Arts, Prof. Peter Waas, former Head of the Piano Department of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Weimar, as well as Mr. Karl-Heinz Kämmerling, a renowned German piano educator, Mr. Arie Vardi, a renowned Israeli piano educator, Mr. Andras Schiff, a world-renowned piano virtuoso and a Hungarian pianist. He has also received numerous lessons from renowned German piano educator Karl-Heinz Kämmerling, renowned Israeli piano educator Arie Vardi, world-renowned piano virtuoso Andras Schiff and renowned Hungarian piano educator Professor Ferenc Rados.

Mr. Yang Dongjin has been playing piano and teaching music for many years and has received many awards for excellence and outstanding teachers, travelling all over the world, including Germany, Austria, Italy and China. In 2008, he became a member of the Menuhin Foundation for Music Performance.

In 2009 he won the first prize in the Munich Music and Culture Art Competition.

In 2015 he performed in a special chamber piano concert at the Bruckner Hall in Linz, Austria, and in December of the same year he performed with the virtuoso Elisabeth Leonskaja in a concert commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Soviet piano virtuoso Svjatoslav Richter.

In 2016 she became a member of the Piano Committee of the Shanghai Musicians' Association.

In 2018, he started teaching at the Conservatory of Music of Shanghai University. In the same year he was awarded the Peacock Cup for the best artistic direction of a vocal competition.

In April 2020, he was invited to be a jury member for the "Ministry of Education's Lifelong Learning Education Resources Sharing Joint Action Public Welfare Series: Don't Bow to Fate - Piano War Epidemic Beethoven Online Performance Public Welfare Activities".

Producer/Planner: Shen Yi

Pragramme

Piano Sonata No. 8 in c minor <Pathétique>, Op.13

Grave - allegro di molto e con brio

Adagio cantabile

Rondo: allegro

Piano sonata No. 17 in d minor <la Tempête>, Op. 31.No.2

Largo - Allegro

Adagio

Allegretto

Piano Sonata quasi una fantasia No.14 in c sharp minor <Moonlight>, Op.27/2

Adagio sostenuto

Allegretto

Presto agitato

Piano Sonata No. 23 in f minor <Appassionata>, Op.57

Allegro assai

Andante con moto

Allegro ma non troppo-Presto

*Pragramme is subject to change