Gao Hong Tickets

Gao Hong (born 1964 in Luoyang, China) is a celebrated master of the pipa, renowned worldwide for her virtuosic playing, scholarly approach, and pivotal role as a professor of Chinese musical instruments at Carleton College. Her career blends deep traditional artistry with expansive cross-cultural collaborations, helping bring the pipa to new audiences through innovative projects and recordings.

As a performer, educator, and composer, Gao Hong has toured extensively in the United States, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, China, Hawaii, and Minnesota, engaging audiences at universities, festivals, and concert halls. Her work has earned multiple honors, including the Bush Artist Fellowship, five McKnight Artist Fellowships for Performing Musicians, and the Sally Award, with St. Paul once declaring Gao Hong Day in 2022.

We’ve got you covered for tickets and schedules—secure your seats to hear Gao Hong bring the pipa’s intimate tones and radiant color to life, whether in intimate recital rooms or larger concert venues.

Discography highlights showcase Gao Hong’s evolving artistic voice, from early recordings like Flying Dragon (2003) to recent collaborations and solo projects. Notable releases include Neelam: Chinese Pipa & Indian Sitar, Prelude to the Divine Realm, Alondra, Terri Kunda, From Our World to Yours, and Symphony of Self, a 2026 release with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Her collaborations span artists such as Issam Rafea, Kadialy Kouyate, Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde, and Zhao Xiaoxia, reflecting a commitment to cross-cultural exchange that expands the repertoire and audiences for the pipa.

Upcoming works and tours continue to emphasize live performance as a communal experience. Expect thoughtful programming that blends traditional Chinese repertoire with contemporary and world music influences.

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