The Shanghai Restoration Project to Participate in the Bryant Park Fall Festival

Cheng & Tsui is pleased to announce that, Dave Liang, producer of the forthcoming Little Dragon Tales CD will be part of the Bryant Park Fall Festival, Saturday, September 17th, 2011.

More Information:

Bryant Park Fall Festival 

China Institute in America presents

The Shanghai Restoration Project & Le Zhang

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Saturday, September 17, 2011

Held at Bryant Park (42nd St. between 5th & 6th Ave.)

Host: Dr. Hsin-Mei Agnes Hsu, Resident Scholar and Director, Arts & Culture 

 Le Zhang  

Le Zhang, jazz singer and composer

Sebastien Ammann, piano

Russ Flynn, bass

Jens Ellerhold, drums

 When Will The Moon Be Clear and Bright  

Le Zhang/Su Shi

Emptiness  

Russ Flynn/the Heart Sutra

Dreams of Yesterday  

Elden Kelly/Le Zhang

Art Salon Dialogue

China Institute’s Dr. Agnes Hsu and the artist Le Zhang

Shanghai Restoration Project  

Dave Liang, producer

Jamahl Richardson, instrument

 

Selections 

Nightlife in Shanghai  

Two Tigers

Pearl Tower

Miss Shanghai

Touchdown

Mo Li Hua

Lu Xun

Wandering Songstress

Afterquake Medley

eXpo Medley

You’re Too Pretty

Pace of Light

Shanghai Breezes

A Summer Song

Pudong New District

 

About the Artists

THE SHANGHAI RESTORATION PROJECT (TSRP), a music group that blends Chinese culture with hip-hop and electronica, debuted as MSN Music’s “New Artist of the Week” in early 2006, since then reaching #1 on several electronic charts around the world. TSRP songs can often be heard in global advertising campaigns, television shows, and tastemaker radio stations. Press coverage to date includes The New York Times, NPR All Things Considered, BBC World News,

FADER and The Wall Street Journal. During performances, producer Dave Liang is joined by Jamahl Richardson.

LE ZHANG Lauded by Oscar-winning composer Tan Dun (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) as “a rising young star with a remarkable gift” for their collaboration on the Shaolin Temple Project, Jazz singer and composer Le Zhang leads the wave of Chinese artists who bring the power of traditional Chinese musical arts to the home of American jazz.

ART SALON is China Institute’s exclusive series featuring dialogues with leading contemporary Chinese artists. For more information about previous installments of the Art Salon on DVD and upcoming events, please visit www.chinainstitute.org/art-culture or call 212-744-8181, ext. 111.

 

About China Institute in America

Founded in 1926, China Institute is the oldest American bicultural organization of its kind exclusively devoted to advancing the understanding of China through programs in education, culture, business, and art. China Institute is proud to present Dave Liang, producer and founder of The Shanghai Restoration Project (TSRP), and Le Zhang, one of the young stars of China’s new Jazz Age, for an evening of electrifying sounds and sublime melodies inspired by 1930′s Shanghai.

 

Thanks to

Bryant Park Corporation staff: Jim Albert, Jerome Barth, Dan Biederman, Jacob Bielecki, Lindsey Boylan, Alice Cashman, Anne Kumer, Craig LaCaruba, Ethan Lercher, Tricia Lewis, Caroline McNeill, Martin Nembhard, Nancy Ng, Adrian Nienaber, Catherine O’Neill, Dan Pisark, Kati Solomon, Sarah Stutman, Jordan Thaler, Amadou Thiam, Jim Todd, Nell Wright, Sarah Xu, and the Park’s Capital Projects, Security, Sanitation, Hospitality, and Horticulture staffs.  

From China Institute: Agnes Hsu, Dave Liang, and, of course, the incredible musicians.  

Jeffrey Friedman, Robert Smith, Chris Carroll and everyone at Verona Productions; Chris Wieliczko; Eric Mueller; Alan Sexton, Emily Harris, Ali Sirota and Marshall Maher from Global Strategy Group; Tracy Young Photography; ‘wichcraft; and City Winery.

www.BryantParkFallFestival.org

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