Now, teachers like Faliks can watch and listen to their students perform remotely on a large viewing screen, while their piano mirrors their student's exact performance.
"Without music, life would be a mistake." The words of Friedrich Nietzsche must have eluded no one, as artists adopted a plethora of music genres to ensure this year's Lunar New Year celebrations in the United States were a success.
The Sino-Greek bilingual drama Agamemnon, a coproduction by the National Theater Company of China (NTCC) and the National Theater of Greece, will see its first round of performances at the National Theater of China in Beijing from Feb 20 to March 2, the two theatrical companies announced at a news c
A lion dance team in Southern California, mainly made up of Westerners, has impressed university professor Jia Wenshan.
Oxford University historian Peter Frankopan's best-selling 2015 book, The Silk Roads: A New History of the World, was chosen in December as one of the 25 most influential books to be translated into Chinese over the past 40 years by Amazon China alongside Pride and Prejudice and The Great Gatsby.
The National Ballet of China performed its award-winning “Raise the Red Lantern” with full orchestra Wednesday night.
The Sao Paulo State Symphony Orchestra of Brazil, the first South American symphony to tour China, will hold a concert at the Shanghai Grand Theatre on the night of Valentine's Day.
Having waited in line at the box office of a movie theater in Union City, California, Charlie Yang finds his movie won't screen until Friday.
For those who love both fashion and beer, there’s good news: Harbin Beer, together with a number of well-known artists came to the New York Fashion Week for the first time in the event’s history, though it is usually hard to integrate them together to send cultural signals to the general public.
A new music video for the song Second Farewell to Cambridge, adapted from Chinese poet Xu Zhimo's famous composition, has been released by the King's College Record Label to mark Lunar New Year.
JonOne, a graffiti artist from New York who now lives in Paris, recently left some secret messages on a street of Shanghai.
The first ever "Happy Spring Festival" performance in the Croatian town Varazdin on Tuesday marked the beginning of a year of cultural and tourism cooperation between China and Croatia.
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