Violin · Erhu · Jinghu · Washington, DC area
Live music shaped by professional touring in more than 40 countries, cross-cultural fluency, and careful preparation for events, venues, worship, and arts programs.
Music shaped for the occasion
Weddings & celebrations
Ceremony music, cocktail-hour atmosphere, intimate dinners, proposals, anniversaries, and private gatherings.
Cultural programs
Erhu, jinghu, and Chinese repertoire for festivals, schools, museums, community events, and heritage celebrations.
Hospitality & venues
Polished live music for hotels, restaurants, lounges, galleries, churches, and other welcoming spaces.
Concerts & arts events
Featured solo performance, curated programs, collaborative appearances, and cross-cultural presentations.
Worship & community
Thoughtful music for services, memorials, seasonal programs, and community gatherings.
Recording & media
Instrumental performance for independent recordings, video projects, podcasts, and creative collaborations.
Selected experience
A performance career across continents
International tours
Professional engagements across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas as a member of the China Disabled People’s Performing Art Troupe.
Selected stages
Highlights include Athens Concert Hall, a presidential performance in Macedonia, embassy and cultural-exchange programs, and large public events.
Multi-instrumental programs
Violin, jinghu, erhu, banhu, electric bass, percussion, and collaborative performance across classical, traditional, and contemporary settings.
Performance formats
From a single musical moment to a full program
Ming can perform solo, with suitable accompaniment, or as part of a collaboration arranged for the event. Repertoire and instrument choice are planned around the setting, audience, timing, and technical needs.
Performance fees are quoted by email for each engagement. The quote reflects performance length, preparation, rehearsal, travel, equipment, and any special repertoire requests. Email mkong.musician@gmail.com with the details listed here.
Selected videos
Watch and listen
Four selections show Ming’s work across violin, jinghu, ensemble performance, and multi-instrument arranging.
Booking
What happens next
- 1
Share the event details
Send the date, location, format, schedule, and musical ideas.
- 2
Receive a proposal
Ming confirms availability, program direction, practical requirements, and fee.
- 3
Confirm and prepare
Once booked, repertoire and event logistics are finalized in writing.
Bring distinctive live music to your event
Early inquiries are encouraged, especially for weekends, weddings, and festival dates.
