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Wuhan

East Meets West with Bass Hao Jiang Tian and iSING! Stars in Concert

17/11/201609/11/2016 by Rick Perdian

China Various composers: Hao Jiang Tian & iSING! International Young Artists Festival Wuhan Concert, Fugen Wei (piano), Qintai Concert Hall, Wuhan. 6.10.2016. (RP)

Raquel Suarez Groen and Hao Jiang Tian in Ma Ke’s Country Folk Opera: Couple Learning to Read. © Andrea Zaupa. — Raquel Suarez Groen and Hao Jiang Tian in Ma Ke’s Country Folk Opera: Couple Learning to Read
© Andrea Zaupa.

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