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Larry Xiaoming Lang is a Professor at the University of Arizona's School of Music, specializing in cross-cultural music studies and performance. He directs the Center for Chinese Music (established with the Fred Fox School of Music and Confucius Institute), the Arizona Chinese New Year Festival, and the Tucson Sino Choir.
- Doctor of Musical Arts (Violin & Conducting) - University of Arizona (1992)
- Master of Music (Violin) - University of Oregon (1989)
- Bachelor's (Violin & Composition) - Music Institute of Central Philharmonic Society, Beijing (1984)
Dr. Lang focuses on promoting Sino-American cultural ties through music. His work includes Chinese-Western fusion compositions like the 'Symphonic Suite of Dream of the Red Chamber' (2013), and he has performed with symphonies in Oregon, Arizona, and internationally. He premiered the Chinese violin concerto 'The Butterfly Lovers' with the Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra.
Scientific Awards & Recognition:
- 2015 University Award for Excellence
- 2012 Arizona Governor’s Arts Award Finalist
- 2011 UA Asian American Faculty Staff & Alumni Association Outstanding Community Member
His cultural projects have secured grants from Tucson Pima Arts Council, Arizona Commission on the Arts, and National Endowment for the Arts. Dr. Lang combines symphonic traditions with traditional Chinese instrumentation in his compositions.
