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Bainian Tan Music Director & Conductor
Bainian Tan is a renowned tenor and vocal educator. He studied vocice under Professor Ailin Dong, a famous mezzo-soprano and the music advisor of Shanghai Philharmonic. In 1966, he began his professional career as a soloist with the Xinjian Ensemble. In 1976, he joined Shanghai Philharmonic as the leading soloist. He performed in many cities throughout China, invariably receiving high acclaim. He also performed in numerous special events such as "Spring of Shanghai" and the "International Television Art Festival". Between 1985 and 1986, he toured Greece and Japan with great success. In 1986, he was invited by Shanghai Opera House to play the leading role of Prince Paris in the French Opera "La Belle Helenna". His voice could be heard in numerous TV and radio programs. He also recorded theme songs for 28 films and televisions, and starred in the film "The solo Album of Bainian Tan".
Arriving in the United States in 1988, Bainian Tan has since undertaken many performances and received honorable recognition. He also has been devoting himself to teaching at his own studio, as well as holding the post of music director and conductor of Zhi Yin Singers. Along with his son, Michael Tan, a pianist, he recorded a two-CD set, titled "That is Me", in 2001. This CD set, a collection of forty famous songs and arias from around the world, showcases Bainian Tan¡¯s wide spectrum of vocal styles.