[Artist-in-Residence] Li Tian's Smile

Mr. Li Tian, the 15th Artist-in-Residence would like to tell you by his smile that the fun in singing is far beyond the games. “FLASH” into the crowd to sing as you feel like. That’s the core of “Flash Mob”. Singing is about life. If you are willing to be impressed about the art of singing and the singers’ stories, do “TELEPORT” to Talk with the Artist. Singing could be either entertaining or professional. In our Bel Canto Class, the lure of singing will be “IGNITE”ed lasting 5+ seconds. Any limit effect will be removed by the final “BOOST”. Whether a sound you make can be upgraded to a song you sing depends on how the coordinating chain of dACC, al and vmPFC works in your brain.

[Information & Admission]

1.Chat with the Artist|Teleport—From Artist to Art
Date: 2018.11.21 Wed.
Event Time: 19:00-21:00
Time of Entry: 18:30-19:00
Venue: Run Run Shaw International Conference Centre B102
Language: Chinese

Admission:

http://apply.cuhk.edu.cn/matrix-base/rs/occupy/CD33E4ACCD285E4D3186A1A44DA17865

2.Bel Canto Class:|Ignite—From Bel Canto to Fancy Life

Artist-in-Residence ×Student Chorus of CUHK-Shenzhen

Date: 2018.12.06 Thurs.

Event Time: 16:15-17:00

Entry of Time:16:00-16:15

Venue: Central Courtyard Sunken Square (In front of Life Cali)

Admission:

http://apply.cuhk.edu.cn/matrix-base/rs/occupy/401871B7A38F82472F9131CAB8C83E43

3.Let’s Sing|Boost—From Singing to Singsing

Artist-in-Residence ×Music Union

Date: 2018.12.07 Fri.

Event Time: 16:15-17:15

Venue: Run Run Shaw International Conference Centre First Floor Lobby

Admission:

http://apply.cuhk.edu.cn/matrix-base/rs/occupy/0D4FAD511DB595CC7A459A74C588E035

About the Artist

Mr Li Tian, the 15th Artist-in-Residence of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, tenor, national first-class performer of China National Opera House. He graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music and studied under the vocal educator SHEN Xiang and Professor WU Tianqiu. He has starred in the Chinese opera The White-haired Girl, the Italian operas Turandot and Ⅱ trovatore, and the French opera Carmen.

[Artist-in-Residence]

In 2016, the University initiated the Artist-in-Residence Programme to create an artistic atmosphere on campus and to elevate student's aesthetic taste. We regularly invite top artists from various fields to reside on campus, create artworks and hold workshops with students.

The programme may last 5-10 days or 1-2 months. Artists will work with or guide students to create or appreciate artworks through workshop or lectures. Artists will also take into account resources available off campus to contribute towards our development.

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