Upcoming Events
Peiyang Chorus on the tour to America
Mar.8th.2010~Mar.26th.2010
Peiyang Chorus of Tianjin University are invited to hold a series of performances at seven universities in the United States in March,2010.This 19-day-trip is aimed to establish collaboration between universities and to promote the cultural exchange between China and U.S. All these seven universities are JOHNS HOPKINS University ,GEORGE WASHINGTON University, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis,Indiana University-Bloomington ,DELAWARE University, YOUNGSTOWN STATE University, CHICAGO University .Now the whole chorus have got the visa and been in preparation for the tour .
Welcome to the Peiyang Chorus website!
A population of 10 million, and 24,000 hand-picked students at one of the oldest universities in China. Since our inception in 1985 the choir has united the voices of rising stars in science, business and law. Performing both symphonic concerts and televised extracts from operetta, we have become one of China's most prestigious vocal ensembles.
Last summer(Jul 2008) we gained international recognition in winning a host of prizes at the Young Choirs Festival in Hong Kong. At ease with all repertoires, particularly with the best of contemporary choral works, we not only excel in interpreting Chinese and Asian music, but have also performed nearly one thousand choral compositions of Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern and Contemporary genres.
Our Conductor
Professor Ren Baoping
Professor Ren Baoping is the Vice Chairman of National Association for College Music Education, member of China Choir Association, director of Art Education Center in Tianjin University, as well conductor of Peiyang Chorus.
As one of the most famous choir conductors in China, Prof. Ren began his career of choral education in 1983.During his two decades's conducting and teaching, he has delved into the essence of Chinese and Western choral art.He is considered as one of the leading figures contributing to the contemporary choral art in China.
The conducting style of Prof. Ren is passionate and expressive.Years of systematic music studies and research have enabled him to make appropriate interpretations of diverse choral compositions of both traditional and contemporary genres.He is innovative in intergrating his understanding of western choral music with the conducting of Chinese choral pieces.


