Google the words: “Yuja Wang red dress.” On the first page you’ll find everything you need to know (and then some) about the controversy that erupted following the young Chinese p… ...

See About archive blog posts. When the young Chinese pianist Yuja Wang wore her little orange dress a few weeks ago at the Hollywood Bowl, there was a whooping reaction from the audience.

Yuja Wang is one of those rare up-and-coming musicians whose name mainstream audiences should be familiar with. Known for her fiery renditions of great Romantic pieces, she travels around the ...

As one might expect, there is some debate in the classical world about whether little red dresses (or orange, black and purple) make for proper attire. And whether all those cameras with uploads ...

When pianist Yuja Wang wore a tight orange mini-dress in a performance earlier this month, she touched off a debate about whether sexy concert attire detracts from the experience of the music ...

Review: Yuja Wang Tries Something New With the Philharmonic This star pianist fascinatingly, and with mixed success, led a trio of 20th-century chamber concertos from the keyboard.

A year ago Chinese pianist Yuja Wang was the talk of the classical music world after she wore a little orange dress for a performance at the Hollywood Bowl. Some thought the mini-dress ...

Pianist known for her striking attire shrugs off criticism of her fashion choices and prefers to talk about music – her love of chamber repertoire, trying out conducting – and how she chills ...

MUSIC REVIEW Ólafsson and Wang prove opposites attract at Symphony Hall The two pianists, both world-class soloists, offered a playful and invigorating program.

The piano virtuoso’s trademark little red dress was at odds with her onstage reserve in WPAS recital ...

“Imagine playing the piano on the Moon,” says Yuja Wang, grinning. The 37-year-old concert pianist mimes a slow-­motion bounce from thumb to little finger and laughs. I’m mesmerised by her ...

When Chinese pianist Yuja Wang plays here Wednesday, she'll be performing works by Franz Liszt, Sergei Prokofiev and Alexander Scriabin - the same program as her Oct. 20 Carnegie Hall recital debut.