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EDITOR'S PICKS
Finding The Right Note: How China Made Western Classical Music its Own
Two experts explore the history and reveal the unknown story of Western and Chinese music.
In Tune with the International Language Music
With the sun casting its warm spring rays into a music classroom at the Beijing City International S...
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Excerpt from "Rhapsody in Red"
"Chinese musicians are so important on world stages, and classical music is such a regular part of cultural life in urban China, that it is easy to forget that classical music is a foreign import."
Three Tenors at the Forbidden City
The world's three top tenors, Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, and Jose Carreras will sing in China at the Forbidden City in Beijing on Olympics Day-June 23.
 
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