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Huijing Han, born in Shanghai, an internationally versatile artist captivates the audiences with her extraordinary musical expressiveness and interpretations that are both virtuosic and deeply sensitive.

„The pianist Huijing Han’s vivid interpretation, with its richly contrasting, virtuosic musical language, fired the imagination.“
— Westfalenpost, Germany

„Huijing Han did not merely play this evening - she mediated: between composers and audience, between past and present... Her ability to bring each work to life in its individuality and with deep respect for the composers makes this evening a very special experience.“
— Zuger Zeitung, Switzerland

Her international training and collaborations with distinguished musicians such as Gabriele Kupfernagel, Antje Weithaas, Klaus Hellwig, Russell Sherman, and Daniel Barenboim have shaped her distinctive musical style.

As a soloist, Huijing Han regularly performs in Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and China. Her live concert recording of Robert Schumann’s Piano Concerto was broadcast by Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, and her interpretation of Maurice Ravel’s Piano Concerto at the Berlin Philharmonie was highly acclaimed. At the invitation of Daniel Barenboim, she performed Beethoven’s piano sonatas at Carnegie Hall in New York.

Huijing Han has been a Steinway Artist since 2018. Through her wide-ranging concert activity, she combines the classical piano repertoire with new musical impulses and international cultural collaborations.

With great success, she has created her own concert series at the Emil Schumacher Museum in Hagen. At the international MUSIC&TECHNOLOGY Festival in Shanghai, she performed classical music with electronic music and membrane light art. She also conceives and presents various musical-literary projects.

Huijing Han teaches piano at the University of the Arts Berlin and is a visiting professor at several Chinese universities. She served on the jury of the 2nd International Music Competition Hohenlimburg and gives master classes in numerous Chinese cities.