In Qingdao, the rhythm of the waves and the melody of music are the eternal echoes of this city—greeting the morning sun, seeing off the dusk, welcoming friends from afar, and bidding farewell to those setting sail. As the New Year approaches and the first light of 2026 dawns, the young Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao will dedicate its most moving music to this "Island of Music" and to the coming year!Event DetailsThe Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao New Year Concert- Date & Time: Decem

On December 23 at 19:00, the Keyboard Teaching and Research Office of The Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao will present a meticulously prepared concert titled "New Paths in Sound," dedicated to modern piano works. Under the guidance of a faculty team led by Professor Xu Fei, Director of the Keyboard Teaching and Research Office, several students will take the stage, using the piano keys to outline the stylistic spectrum of contemporary music.Event Details  - Date & Time: December

On Thursday, December 18, at 18:30, the Menuhin Hall of The Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao will present a special classical guitar concert. Wang You, Associate Professor of Classical Guitar at our school, and young guitarist Sun Xuanxuan will share the stage with internationally acclaimed French guitarist Jérémy Jouve and students from our classical guitar program, offering an evening that blends Eastern and Western musical traditions.Highlights and Program Guide  The concert program is thou

As the year draws to a close, the sound of strings brings warmth and a fresh start. On the evening of December 19, the Cello Teaching and Research Office of The Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao will present a special New Year concert featuring both teachers and students. Under the leadership of Professor Yu Mingqing, Director of the Cello Teaching and Research Office, the performers will present a range of classic works through solo, ensemble, and orchestral performances, showcasing the profound ch

He was a young violinist who began his journey in Qingdao—at the age of four, in an old house on Gansu Road, drawing his first notes from a hand-drawn score made by his father.  He is a musical traveler remembered by the world—at seventeen, he made “Lu Siqing” the first Eastern name in the history of the Paganini Prize.  He is an educator returning to his roots—more than four decades later, bringing the spirit of Master Yehudi Menuhin and the philosophy of “holistic education” bac