Source title: After eight years, the young bass singer Wang Zi Zhao in the United States sings again in Qingdao
On May 21, Wang Zi Zhao, a young bass singer living in the United States, held a solo concert at the Zhengyi Concert Hall in Qingdao City. He entertained the audience with his outstanding voice and acting talent, and received unanimous praise.
After eight years, Wang Zizhao, as a singer from Qingdao, once again brought classical opera arias back to Qingdao, the capital of sailing. It is reported that in August 2014, Wang Zizhao’s first solo concert in Qingdao attracted the attention of celebrities from all walks of life, and major media reported it one after another, and it was a complete success. The Peninsula Metropolis Daily described it as: an unparalleled enjoyment, Wang Zizhao used the best way to promote the charm of classical opera for the people of Qingdao in his hometown.
At the concert site, Wang Zizhao brought the famous bass arias from western operas and European and American art songs to the Qingdao audience, all of which are familiar to the audience. Compared with ordinary singers, his singing is more vivid on stage and has a clear sense of character, especially in combination with the movement of the plot performance and the interaction and interaction with the audience. His gestures and smiles all reflect an opera The actor’s consummate artistic charm. What is even more commendable is that his singing is not only in music, but also incorporates a lot of opera performance components, and the audience expressed their sincere admiration.
In particular, the first choice is “My Lady, Please Look at This List” from the Italian opera “Don Juan”. Wang Zi Zhao brings this dramatic aria to life through his deep, strong and infectious voice. , which vividly showed Leporello’s quick-witted, lively, and cunning characters and Don Juan’s debauchery and lust, as if bringing the audience into the opera scene. After the singing, the audience gave thunderous applause and cheers. The concert was a complete success.
Wang Zizhao, a young bass singer living in the United States. In 2013, he graduated from the High School Affiliated to the China Conservatory of Music with honors and studied under the bass singer Yan Feng. In the same year, he was admitted to the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, majoring in opera performance. He studied under Professor Bradley Williams, a famous American tenor and vocal educator. After graduating from a bachelor’s degree, he won the President’s Scholarship and obtained Graduated with a master’s degree in opera performance from the New England Conservatory of Music, and obtained a diploma in singer from the New England Conservatory of Music. After graduating from a master’s degree, he entered the top young artist program of the American Opera House, and the Santa Fe Opera became a young theater artist.
In January 2019, Wang Zi Zhao successively won the Boston area winner award and the second prize of the New England regional final in the Metropolitan Opera International Opera Competition, and became the only Asian opera actor to enter the final. In 2019, with his outstanding achievements in the American music industry, he won the Tan Family Annual Best Asian Musician Scholarship in the United States, and he is the only young Chinese musician who has won this award in recent years. In 2013, he participated in the Singapore International Chinese Music Festival and won the Gold Award for Bel Canto.
Wang Zizhao is known for his wide vocal range, beautiful voice and excellent vocal skills. His understanding of vocal and opera art has allowed him to create dozens of famous opera roles during his 8-year career in the United States.
In August 2014, he held the “Student Love” solo concert at Qingdao Concert Hall and received attention from all walks of life; in 2016, he performed Haydn’s “Lord Nelson Mass” and Bach’s “Christmas Oratorio” at Jordan Hall of the New England Conservatory of Music as bass Solo; 2017-2018 Mozart’s Don Juan at the New England Conservatory of Music as Leporello, and Handel’s “Sales” as Elviro; 2018 at the Cutler Majestic Boston, Boston The theater performed Mozart’s opera “The Magic Flute” as Sarastro, the sun god; in the same year, joined the JANIEC Opera Company at Brevard Music Center, North Carolina, USA, and performed Rossini’s opera “Cinderella” at the JANIEC Opera Company Summer Festival. “Alidolo” and in Puccini’s opera “Madame Butterfly” as a monk; in 2018 at the Brevard Music Center with the Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Pops Music Director Keith Lockhart performed “Bernstein Mass” (Bernstein Mass), As Street Singer Bass Solo. In 2019, he co-starred with the famous conductor Robert Tweten of the Santa Fe Opera House in the Cutler Majestic Theater in Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro as Bartolo, and co-starred with the conductor Christopher Larkin of the Houston Theater in the United States. Simeone in Puccini’s opera “Gianniskicchi”. In 2018, he was invited to perform in Beethoven’s famous Symphony No. 9 as a bass soloist. In May 2019, he received an invitation from the Ivy League Dartmouth College to be the bass soloist in Rossini’s Mass “Petite Messe Solennelle.” In February 2020, he collaborated with the Metropolitan Opera guest conductor Gregory Buchalter in Mozart’s opera “Idomeneo”. In April 2023, Wang Zi Zhao will join the Knoxville Opera House in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, to play Bartolo again in the theater’s new production of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro.
On May 21, Wang Zi Zhao, a young bass singer living in the United States, held a solo concert at the Zhengyi Concert Hall in Qingdao City. He entertained the audience with his outstanding voice and acting talent, and received unanimous praise.
After eight years, Wang Zizhao, as a singer from Qingdao, once again brought classical opera arias back to Qingdao, the capital of sailing. It is reported that in August 2014, Wang Zizhao’s first solo concert in Qingdao attracted the attention of celebrities from all walks of life, and major media reported it one after another, and it was a complete success. The Peninsula Metropolis Daily described it as: an unparalleled enjoyment, Wang Zizhao used the best way to promote the charm of classical opera for the people of Qingdao in his hometown.
At the concert site, Wang Zizhao brought the famous bass arias from western operas and European and American art songs to the Qingdao audience, all of which are familiar to the audience. Compared with ordinary singers, his singing is more vivid on stage and has a clear sense of character, especially in combination with the movement of the plot performance and the interaction and interaction with the audience. His gestures and smiles all reflect an opera The actor’s consummate artistic charm. What is even more commendable is that his singing is not only in music, but also incorporates a lot of opera performance components, and the audience expressed their sincere admiration.
In particular, the first choice is “My Lady, Please Look at This List” from the Italian opera “Don Juan”. Wang Zi Zhao brings this dramatic aria to life through his deep, strong and infectious voice. , which vividly showed Leporello’s quick-witted, lively, and cunning characters and Don Juan’s debauchery and lust, as if bringing the audience into the opera scene. After the singing, the audience gave thunderous applause and cheers. The concert was a complete success.
Wang Zizhao, a young bass singer living in the United States. In 2013, he graduated from the High School Affiliated to the China Conservatory of Music with honors and studied under the bass singer Yan Feng. In the same year, he was admitted to the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, majoring in opera performance. He studied under Professor Bradley Williams, a famous American tenor and vocal educator. After graduating from a bachelor’s degree, he won the President’s Scholarship and obtained Graduated with a master’s degree in opera performance from the New England Conservatory of Music, and obtained a diploma in singer from the New England Conservatory of Music. After graduating from a master’s degree, he entered the top young artist program of the American Opera House, and the Santa Fe Opera became a young theater artist.
In January 2019, Wang Zi Zhao successively won the Boston area winner award and the second prize of the New England regional final in the Metropolitan Opera International Opera Competition, and became the only Asian opera actor to enter the final. In 2019, with his outstanding achievements in the American music industry, he won the Tan Family Annual Best Asian Musician Scholarship in the United States, and he is the only young Chinese musician who has won this award in recent years. In 2013, he participated in the Singapore International Chinese Music Festival and won the Gold Award for Bel Canto.
Wang Zizhao is known for his wide vocal range, beautiful voice and excellent vocal skills. His understanding of vocal and opera art has allowed him to create dozens of famous opera roles during his 8-year career in the United States.
In August 2014, he held the “Student Love” solo concert at Qingdao Concert Hall and received attention from all walks of life; in 2016, he performed Haydn’s “Lord Nelson Mass” and Bach’s “Christmas Oratorio” at Jordan Hall of the New England Conservatory of Music as bass Solo; 2017-2018 Mozart’s Don Juan at the New England Conservatory of Music as Leporello, and Handel’s “Sales” as Elviro; 2018 at the Cutler Majestic Boston, Boston The theater performed Mozart’s opera “The Magic Flute” as Sarastro, the sun god; in the same year, joined the JANIEC Opera Company at Brevard Music Center, North Carolina, USA, and performed Rossini’s opera “Cinderella” at the JANIEC Opera Company Summer Festival. “Alidolo” and in Puccini’s opera “Madame Butterfly” as a monk; in 2018 at the Brevard Music Center with the Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Pops Music Director Keith Lockhart performed “Bernstein Mass” (Bernstein Mass), As Street Singer Bass Solo. In 2019, he co-starred with the famous conductor Robert Tweten of the Santa Fe Opera House in the Cutler Majestic Theater in Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro as Bartolo, and co-starred with the conductor Christopher Larkin of the Houston Theater in the United States. Simeone in Puccini’s opera “Gianniskicchi”. In 2018, he was invited to perform in Beethoven’s famous Symphony No. 9 as a bass soloist. In May 2019, he received an invitation from the Ivy League Dartmouth College to be the bass soloist in Rossini’s Mass “Petite Messe Solennelle.” In February 2020, he collaborated with the Metropolitan Opera guest conductor Gregory Buchalter in Mozart’s opera “Idomeneo”. In April 2023, Wang Zi Zhao will join the Knoxville Opera House in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, to play Bartolo again in the theater’s new production of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro.