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Matthew Tran-Adams is a Toronto-based composer and a Lecturer at OISE/University of Toronto. His interest in world music and folk songs have generated a variety of unique works which feature and integrate various cultures. His works have been performed by groups such as the Carson City Symphony (Nevada, USA), The Brampton Symphony (Brampton, Canada), The Brock University Chorale (St. Catharines, Canada), The Orchid Ensemble (Vancouver, Canada) and The Vancouver Chinese Choir Association. Matthew is an Associate Composer of the Canadian Music Centre.

Born in Niagara Falls, Matthew has worked extensively as a composer, performer, educator, historian, writer, and editor. His work experience is varied in that he has been a university instructor, head of an integrated arts department at Parkdale Collegiate Institute, curriculum writer, church music director, piano accompanist, flautist, harpist, rock and Celtic musician, and lounge pianist. Matthew has written for the journal, The Canadian Music Educator where he explores the topic of equity and social justice in music education. His other passion is Canadian history and he often uses historical events as inspiration for his work. His work Gold Mountain Elegy, performed by performed and recorded by both the Vancouver Chinese Choir Association and the Brock University Chorale is dedicated to Chinese-Canadians who risked and lost their lives building the railroad across Canada.

In 2014 Matthew won the Royal Conservatory of Music’s 21C: 21st Premiere Contest for his work to-BEI-ron-JING-to/多—北—伦—京—多 REMIX I. In 2005 Matthew was runner up in the Foundation Orchestra Association's International Composition Competition with his work The Refugee Child which is dedicated to the Vietnamese Boat people who risked their lives to escape Vietnam. This piece incorporates a children's folk song Ly Ngua O (The Black Horse) to depict a child's journey from the security and familiarity of home to an unknown and possibly dangerous future.

Matthew also works as a freelance musician specializing in Celtic/electric harp, piano, flute and voice.

Tan WeiWei(Sitar Tan) is a distinguished singer in China. Her range and power in music are well recognized by professionals & fans.She is among the few who is able to master variable music styles, all of which are of undeniable virtuosity. She is one of the top female pop singers in China, the Queen of Rock and Roll music, and the renovator of the Chinese folk music. She is frequently invited to sing with Mr.  Cui Jian, the internationally recognized 'Godfather' of China’s Rock and Roll music, on his concerts. She adapted the traditional Tibetan music with modern concept and brought it to the international stage. Therefore, people call her the 'Angle of Music from Tibet'.
She started her study at Sichuan Conservatory of Music when she was 16, along with her music career in which she earned numerous awards. She performed in the Golden Hall of Vienna, the privilege of which is only shared by the world renowned artists. She participated the “Super Girl” Competition in 2006, a popular TV show to select top singers from millions, and won the 2nd prize. 
Awards and honors are only history for her. Instead of chasing the emerging fame, she chose to get out of the public’s sight. When she is back, you know she will rock. 
She has released 3 albums, which are all on the top of the ranking lists. Her talent is beyond signing, she is also a talented actress and a genius in performing arts. She is like a beautiful flower to be in blossom.

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