“Xin” Music Journey — 2026 Pianist Tian Jiaxin Solo Recital

Program Overview

The “Xin” Music Journey — 2026 Pianist Tian Jiaxin Solo Recital will take place at the Shenzhen Bay Art Center. Featuring globally renowned Steinway Artist and UNESCO Beijing “Peace Ambassador” Tian Jiaxin, this concert offers a profound interpretation of piano performance, blending professional artistry with accessible, beloved repertoire. Tian provides a fresh perspective on pieces familiar to music students and parents, elevating them to new artistic heights.

Highlights

A unique feature of this performance is the integration of visual and auditory elements. The concert combines traditional Chinese ink painting aesthetics with immersive animated videos, synchronized with the music to offer a cross-disciplinary sensory experience. The repertoire is meticulously curated, transitioning from the clarity of Mozart and the depth of Beethoven to classics by Chinese composers such as He Luting and Wang Jianzhong. The program concludes with Romantic masterpieces by Chopin and Liszt, reinforcing the belief that “that which is national is world-class” and paying tribute to the nation through music.

Performers

• Pianist: Tian Jiaxin As the first Chinese female pianist to be featured on the New York Post’s celebrity list, Tian Jiaxin is a recipient of the Manhattan School of Music’s highest honor, the Harold Bauer Award. Beyond her musical achievements, she is actively involved in social causes, serving as a WWF “Earth Hour” celebrity volunteer and a nature conservation ambassador, using art to spread warmth and support.

Program Highlights (Subject to change)

Classical “Xin” Sound

• Mozart: “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” Variations, K.265
• Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 23 in F minor, “Appassionata”, Op. 57

Chinese “Xin” Sound

• He Luting: “Cowherd’s Flute”
• Wang Jianzhong: “Flowers Blooming in the Mountain Red”
• Li Yinghai: “Sunset Drum and Flute”
• Zhang Shuai: “Three Preludes”

Romantic “Xin” Sound

• Chopin: Nocturne in C-sharp minor (Posthumous); Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66
• Liszt: “Die Forelle” (after Schubert), S.565 No. 2; Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12, S.244 No. 12

Ticketing & Event Info

• Duration: Approximately 100 minutes (including intermission).
• Restrictions: One ticket per person. Children under 1.2m are not permitted to enter.
• Policies: All tickets are non-refundable once sold. Maximum 6 tickets per transaction. Seats will be allocated by the organizer.
• Discounts: Enjoy a 15% discount on standard tickets when purchasing through art-mate.