Zhu Jie
Name
Zhu Jie
Bio
Zhu Jie, composer and conductress of Guangdong Song and Dance Theater; Member of International Alliance for Women in Music (IAWM); Council Member of Chinese Woman Composers' Association; Studied composition and conducting at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music in China, and was a student of Huang Xiaotong.
In 1998, attended Vienna Conservatory of Music for advanced studies in conducting, and awarded a diploma. Composer for many grand ceremonies in Guangdong as well as being awarded prizes. Conducted many grand ceremonies. Many of her works were awarded prizes in international contests, and her works have been performed by orchestras in China and overseas. In 1995, "Zhu Jie's Composition Concert" was sponsored by Guangdong Musicians Association, Music Channel of Radio Guangdong, and Guangdong Song and Dance Theater. In 1995, Guangdong TB televised Zhu Jie's compositions on the channel "Ether of Arts." The "2008 Beijing International Conference on Female Musicians Programme" refers Zhu Jie as a female composer in the late 20th century with achievements and contributions.
Other Achievements:
Received award from Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture. Being honoured as "Guangdong Province's Excellent Musician" for ten consecutive years. Ten of Zhu Jie's works were collected in Zhu Jie Vocal and Symphony Album—Series of the Best Works of Guangdong Musicians. Zhu Jie's original composition—Three Orchestral Pieces was published by Shanghai Conservatory Publishing House.
In 1998, attended Vienna Conservatory of Music for advanced studies in conducting, and awarded a diploma. Composer for many grand ceremonies in Guangdong as well as being awarded prizes. Conducted many grand ceremonies. Many of her works were awarded prizes in international contests, and her works have been performed by orchestras in China and overseas. In 1995, "Zhu Jie's Composition Concert" was sponsored by Guangdong Musicians Association, Music Channel of Radio Guangdong, and Guangdong Song and Dance Theater. In 1995, Guangdong TB televised Zhu Jie's compositions on the channel "Ether of Arts." The "2008 Beijing International Conference on Female Musicians Programme" refers Zhu Jie as a female composer in the late 20th century with achievements and contributions.
Other Achievements:
Received award from Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture. Being honoured as "Guangdong Province's Excellent Musician" for ten consecutive years. Ten of Zhu Jie's works were collected in Zhu Jie Vocal and Symphony Album—Series of the Best Works of Guangdong Musicians. Zhu Jie's original composition—Three Orchestral Pieces was published by Shanghai Conservatory Publishing House.
