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A Night of Beautiful Music - Beethoven - Mozart - Bach

Ticket Information

  • Adult: $39.00 each
  • Child (under 15): $19.00 each
  • Senior (65+): $35.00 each
  • Student: $19.00 each
  • Group (4+): $35.00 each
  • Additional fees may apply

Dates

  • Thu 12 May 2022, 7:30pm–8:40pm

Restrictions

All Ages

Hear one of NZ's best musical partnerships perform exquisite music - solo and together.

Xin (James) Jin - Violin
Xing Wang - Piano

Bach - Partita No.2 for Solo Violin in D minor BWV1004
Mozart - Sonata for Violin and Piano in B flat Major K454
Beethoven - Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 4 in A Minor op.23

Xin (James) Jin - Violin
Currently working as Associate Principal Second Violinist in the Auckland Philharmonia
Orchestra, China Liaisons Coordinator in APO, Director of Auckland Academy of Music,
Director of NZ Chamber Orchestra, Director of Asia Pacific Performing Arts, Board
Member of the Asia Pacific Musicians Association, and Board Member of the New
Zealand Huaxing Arts Group, Xin (James) Jin was born in China and came to New
Zealand with his family in 2001. In New Zealand James performed regularly in recitals
and concerts, highlights of his performances include Brahms' violin concerto with the
Wellington Chamber Orchestra and the Manawatu Sinfonia Orchestra and concert
pieces with the Michael Monaghan Young Musicians Foundation Orchestra. James was
contracted by the Wellington Vector Orchestra as Principal Second Violinist in 2007, and
in the following year he was admitted, with the award of full scholarship, to the San
Francisco Conservatory of Music. In America James has won top prizes in competitions
including the Mu Phi Epsilon International Music Competition and the Y.E.S. Foundation
Young Arts' Competition. James has also worked with many distinguished teachers,
artists, ensembles and conductors in the Tanglewood Music Festival, Music Academy of
the West and the Siena International Music Festival. Returning to New Zealand in 2014,
James has won the New Zealand School of Music concerto competition and the Waikanae Music Society scholarship. James joined the APO as Associate Principle 2nd Violinist in 2013. Apart from performing with the orchestra, James also curates the APO’s chamber music series Up-Close, and the APO
Summer Piano and Chamber Programmes. Besides working for the APO, James
appears regularly in recitals and concerts throughout the country. His chamber
ensemble, the Auckland Piano Trio, is featured in the CMNZ Encompass Regional Tour
concert series. James will appear as soloist with Orchestra Auckland in August, playing
the Beethoven Violin Concerto.

Ms. Wang is one of New Zealand’s most sought-after pianists. As a soloist, Xing has collaborated with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, Auckland Symphony Orchestra, & NZSM Orchestra. She has given solo recitals around the globe, including in China, the USA, Spain, Italy, and New Zealand. Her performances have always been very well received, many of them broadcasted by RNZ. Ms. Wang is also a passionate chamber musician, founding with her colleagues the Auckland Piano Trio, and performing in an ensemble as part of the 2017 Chamber Music New Zealand Encompass Regional Tour series. Xing has participated as a fellow performer and teaching assistant in various music festivals including the Bowdoin International Music Festival in Boston, the Valencia International Piano Academy in Spain, the Siena International Music Festival in Italy, and ASQ International Music Festival in Wellington. Ms. Xing Wang was a prize winner of many competitions, her awards including the first place Mu Phi Epsilon Young Artist Competition (USA), the Sturm-Page Piano Competition (USA), the US Open Music Competition (USA), NZSM Concerto Competition (NZ), SIMF Concerto Competition (Italy), first prize of Schumann Cup Piano Competition (China), runner-up of Baisi Cup Piano Competition (China) and 4th place in the international Hong Kong Mozart Piano Competition. During her study in the United States, Xing served as music director in the San Francisco Grace United Methodist Church and as accompanist and coach of the Ina Charles Opera Ensemble and the Capital Opera Company. She has recently appeared as soloist with Orchestra Auckland in Beethoven's PIano Concerto No.2.

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