Tan Dun

Tan Dun, the acclaimed Chinese-born American composer and conductor, is a pioneering force in contemporary classical music, seamlessly blending Western and Chinese musical traditions. His innovative compositions, which span operas, orchestral works, film scores, and unique genres like "organic music" and "music ritual," have earned him global recognition. Tan Dun's collaborations with prestigious orchestras and directors, such as Ang Lee, have resulted in award-winning works, including an Academy Award and Grammy for his score in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." As a UNESCO Global Goodwill Ambassador and Artistic Ambassador of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Tan Dun continues to inspire audiences worldwide with his fresh, culturally rich compositions. His upcoming works, like "Symphony of Colors: Terracotta," commissioned by The Met, promise to further cement his legacy as a visionary in the music world.