CUHK Shenzhen School of Music

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Located in Shenzhen, China, the School of Music, CUHK-Shenzhen aims to become an international, innovative, and world-leading higher education institution for music.

01/05/2026

A week in the life of a sophomore piano major đŸŽč
Practicing all day? Not quite. Classes, rehearsals, assignments, and everything in between — come along for a real week at MUS.

Filmed & Edited by: Yang Jiawen, Shaw College, School of Music, Class of 2024
Source: MUS Student New Media Center

We are excited to announce that LIGHT ON THE STRINGS — CUHK-Shenzhen School of Music Chamber Ensemble Tour in the Americ...
06/02/2026

We are excited to announce that LIGHT ON THE STRINGS — CUHK-Shenzhen School of Music Chamber Ensemble Tour in the Americas will launch in February 2026. Led by Professor Xiaogang YE, Dean of the School, the delegation will tour the United States, the Dominican Republic, and Argentina.

The concerts will be presented by the School's Chamber Ensemble, formed by outstanding faculty members and students, with erhu virtuoso Li Cangxiao joining as a special guest artist. The program features contemporary chamber works by our composition faculty, including Xiaogang YE, CHAN Wing Wah, and JIN Ping, and will also showcase selected works by Professor Chen Yi and Associate Professor Li Cangxiao.

Spanning continents and time zones, this tour aims to connect cultures through music—offering audiences an artistic encounter between contemporary Chinese musical expression and diverse global traditions. The tour is presented at the formal invitation of the UMKC Conservatory (University of Missouri–Kansas City), the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Dominican Republic, and the National University of the Arts of Argentina, with the support of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Argentina.

Performance Information

đŸ‡ș🇾 Feb 20, 2026 (Fri) 19:30
White Recital Hall, James C. Olson Performing Arts Center, UMKC Conservatory

đŸ‡©đŸ‡Ž Feb 24, 2026 (Tue) 19:00
Sala Måximo Avilés Blonda, Palacio de Bellas Artes

đŸ‡ŠđŸ‡· Feb 27, 2026 (Fri) 18:00
Auditorio Julio GarcĂ­a Canepa, Departamento de Artes Musicales y Sonoras, Universidad Nacional de las Artes

11/10/2025

đŸŽ¶ From October 15–18, Shenzhen will resonate with the rhythms of the Classic, Modern, Future — Greater Bay Area International Percussion Festival, a Residence-Programme of the 2025 Shenzhen "Belt and Road" International Music Festival.

Led by Prof. Xiaogang YE (Dean of the School, Artistic Director of the 2025 Shenzhen "Belt and Road" International Music Festival, and Artistic Advisor of the Percussion Festival) and Prof. Leo Le Yu (Professor of the School, Artist-in-Residence of the 2025 Shenzhen "Belt and Road" International Music Festival, and Artistic Director in Residence-Programme of the Percussion Festival), the Festival brings together percussion artists from across China and around the globe.

Over four dynamic days, audiences can experience:
1 High‑Level Summit, 4 Concerts, and 6 Masterclasses

With its "performance + education + summit" format, the Festival builds an open and inclusive percussion ecosystem — connecting stage and classroom, academic ideas and hands‑on practice. Rooted in Shenzhen, reaching the Greater Bay Area, and embracing the "Belt and Road" spirit, it strengthens cultural exchange, inspires young talent, and amplifies Shenzhen's voice on the global music stage.

📍 Mark your calendar and join us for this celebration of rhythm, artistry, and international connection!

25/09/2025

YUAN Fangqixiong: Stay curious, explore boldly, feel deeply, and unlock endless possibilities. In this episode, Mr. YUAN reflects on how, amid rapid change, music helps shape and nourish students' inner worlds. He revisits his formative years studying in Vienna and the lasting impact they've had on his artistic and professional growth. Drawing on multiple perspectives as a collaborative pianist, he shares how he weaves diverse skills into teaching practice to empower students on their own paths. Join us for a conversation about growth, integration, and inspiration.

19/09/2025

Chao WANG: May you compose your own melody and begin a brilliant life journey. In this episode, Dr. Chao WANG reflects on how, amid rapid technological change, music can shape and nourish students' inner worlds. He traces his path from student to pianist with a distinctive personal voice, and recalls a teacher's remark that has stayed with him to this day. Dr. WANG closes with a warm message to students—an invitation to write their own score with passion and perseverance.

10/09/2025

Jie SONG: You only live once, so being the best you can be. In this episode, Dr. Jie SONG reflects on how music can shape students' inner worlds in an age of rapid technological change. She traces her artistic journey from solo performance to chamber collaboration, and onward to collaborative piano in conducting—sharing how her mindset and practice evolved at each stage. Dr. SONG also recalls formative moments from her studies and offers grounded strategies for finding balance under intense pressure. Join us for a candid conversation about growth, collaboration, and self-realization.

05/09/2025

Helen Sohyun Park: Preparation is the key to success in any artistic journey. In this episode, Dr. Helen SoHyun Park reflects on how, amid the cultural climates of today's mainstream media and rapid technological change, music can nurture and shape students' inner worlds. She also traces her journey from soprano to opera stage director, illuminating the differences in mindset and responsibility between the two roles. Finally, Helen shares how she harnesses imagination to conceive stage designs—and turns creative visions into concrete, workable practice. Tune in for insight, method, and inspiration.

28/08/2025

LUO Xu: Practicing the music piece a hundred times and refine your soul between the strings. In this episode, Mr. LUO Xu first addresses how, in an era of rapid technological change, music can shape students' inner worlds—offering reflections that are both insightful and practical. He then shares the turning points that led him to vocal coaching and collaborative piano, and from that professional lens explains how he guides students in shaping a work. Finally, he outlines the essential preparation before collaboration and the key differences between collaborative performance and solo work. Join us for a candid conversation on practice and stagecraft.

14/08/2025

Paulo Brito: Talent is work and pressure is a privilege. In this episode, Dr. Paulo Brito shares thoughtful insights on an essential question: How can music shape students’ inner worlds in a time of rapid technological change? He opens up about his unique journey—from switching majors during his studies to pursuing music professionally—and how his diverse background has deeply influenced his creative process. He also discusses how he prioritizes different elements in composition, and offers a compelling perspective on the relationship between theory and practice in music. A heartfelt and inspiring conversation for every emerging musician.

13/08/2025

Tak-Chiu WONG: Be a musician, not a technician. In this episode, Prof. Tak-Chiu WONG (é»ƒćŸ·é‡— Tak Chiu WONG · Saxophone Studio ) reflects on a vital question: In an era of rapid technological change, how can music shape students' inner worlds? Going beyond technique, he emphasizes music as a powerful tool for self-expression, emotional growth, and artistic identity. Offering thoughtful advice for students at the beginning of their musical journey, Prof. WONG also dives into the expressive richness and stylistic diversity of the saxophone — an instrument close to his heart. He also looks back on his own study abroad experience, sharing heartfelt memories and lessons learned along the way.
A conversation full of wisdom, warmth, and inspiration for musicians at every stage.

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2001 Longxiang Boulevard , Longgang District
Shenzhen
518100

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