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Global Times: 50-year friendship continues as Philadelphia Orchestra and Chinese artists share the stage

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Tuesday, November 7, 2023
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I returned to China 20 years later, and found it completely changed," Booth recalled his experience with the Global Times.

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  • I returned to China 20 years later, and found it completely changed," Booth recalled his experience with the Global Times.
  • However, Booth didn't have the chance to visit China until he joined the Philadelphia Orchestra when he was 23.
  • Chinese conductor Li Delun led the Chinese orchestra in a performance of one movement from Beethoven's Fifth.
  • Now we have many Chinese members in the Philadelphia Orchestra.

THE EITHER Release New Album, Electronic? Folk? China-Chic Cannot be Limited

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Saturday, April 30, 2022
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THE EITHER is an indie electronic music band founded in New York in 2017 by Chinese musicians Zongli, Jiaju and Yang.

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  • THE EITHER is an indie electronic music band founded in New York in 2017 by Chinese musicians Zongli, Jiaju and Yang.
  • Through the exploration of each other's inspiration, they were eventually able to create a style that is all their own.
  • They have described the band's name, THE EITHER, as "an abstract description of either this one or that one".
  • Each of the members have brought their own share of talent and a professional educational background and reputation to the band.