Duo Chinoiserie

東風|古箏吉他二重奏

Duo Chinoiserie is a distinctive musical ensemble that bridges the traditions of the Chinese guzheng and the European classical guitar. For the past decade, they have been exploring and celebrating the profound cultural exchanges between East and West, highlighting the elegance of Far Eastern aesthetics alongside the refined sophistication of European artistry. Through their music, they underscore the enduring influence of these cross-cultural dialogues on art forms of the past, present, and future.

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Artistic Statement

Why We Do What We Do

We believe in the transformative power of music as a force for good. It transcends geographic and linguistic boundaries, fostering harmony within ourselves, our communities, and our societies. Music, as an art form, transports us to a realm of genuine sincerity, offering equilibrium and solace to our souls. As artists, we delve into the enchanting and spiritual aspects of music, providing peace and inspiration to our audience. Our shared humanity binds us, revealing our interconnectedness in profound ways.

  • They have found a unique voice, a new way of expressing music. Never before had I heard such a moving and impressive combination. They keep audiences in awe of their mastery and profound musicality.

    – David Russell, Grammy Award Winner

  • When Hu Bin and Xia Jing perform together, a kind of sonic alchemy happens. East meets West, classical blends with traditional, and the music that results is pure gold—gleaming, rich and beautiful.

    – Scott Barker, Tucson Lifestyle

  • Their duo is very original (I had never heard the guzheng mixed with the classical guitar) and very sharp musically thanks to their virtuosity and eclecticism.

    – Mathias Duplessy, French composer and multi-instrumentalist

  • The outstanding Duo Chinoiserie…combining two different instruments from different cultures is very unique and shall establish a novelty to be followed by many other artists.

    – Sérgio Assad, Grammy Award Winner