Shu-Cheen Yu
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Biography
Shu-Cheen Yu, a Chinese-Australian soprano born in China, began her musical journey as a folk singer, releasing five albums before moving to Australia in 1987. Initially working as a cleaner, she pursued opera training and was cast in the 1990 production of Chess. Her debut album, Lotus Moon, released under ABC Classics in 2001, earned her a nomination for Best Classical Album at the ARIA Music Awards. In 2003, she released Serenade with the same label.
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Albums
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- Why Are the Flowers So Red? (Arr. Lei Zhen Bang and Julian Yu)
- Il re pastore, K. 208~Act 2. L'amerò, sarò costante featuring Kirsten Williams
- Samson, HWV 57~Act 3. Let the bright Seraphim featuring Sinfonia Australis
- A Land of Beauty (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Die Zauberflöte, K. 620~Act 2. Ach, ich fühl's featuring Sinfonia Australis
- La rondine: "Chi il bel sogno di Doretta"
- Alamuhan (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Bengawan Solo (Arr. Julian Yu)
- The Fisherman's Ballad (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Under the Silvery Moonlight (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Searching for Plum-Blossom in the Snow (Arr. Julian Yu)
- White Lotus (Arr. Julian Yu)
- The Swallow (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Burung Kakak Tua (Arr. Julian Yu)
- How Can I Not Think of Him? (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Mountain Song of the Herdsman (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Jasmine (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Oh! Had I Jubal's Lyre (Joshua HWV64)
- The Lotus Song (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Feng Yang Flower Drum Song (Arr. Julian Yu)
- In Springtime (Arr. Julian Yu)
- Rachmaninoff: Vocalise, Op. 34 No. 14 featuring Brett Kelly
- Arirang featuring Anna McDonald
- The Fairy Maiden Scatters Flowers featuring Shu-Cheen Yu
