Tenor | Vocal Artist
A member of the New York Opera Society and the Midwest Chinese American Artists Association, Peiyuan Xie holds a Master's degree and an Artist Diploma in Vocal Performance and has appeared at Vienna's Golden Hall, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center.
From baritone to tenor
Peiyuan Xie, tenor, has appeared in performance at Vienna's Golden Hall, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Manhattan City Hall. He is a member of the New York Opera Society and the Midwest Chinese American Artists Association, a visiting faculty member of the ASEAN Art Research Institute at Guangxi Institute of Technology, a featured artist of the New York Philharmonic Chorus, and a guest artist of the Wentzville Municipal Opera House.
Formerly trained as a baritone, his operatic roles include the Count in Le nozze di Figaro and the title role in Gianni Schicchi. In 2026 he sang Prince Tamino in Mozart's Die Zauberflöte at the Cali Opera House.
He holds an Artist Diploma in Vocal Performance and a Master's degree in Vocal Performance, and is a prizewinner of the 21st Euterpe International Competition in Italy and the Winterreise International Chamber Music Competition in Russia.
A footprint across international stages and competitions
Inquiries about lessons and performance collaborations are welcome
