On  October 8, at the invitation of the Shenyang Municipal People's  Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, German young vocalist  Nadja Kaiserseder delivered the "2026 Munich · Shenyang Conservatory of  Music Open Class" at Shenyang Conservatory of Music. Erich Kaiserseder,  Chairman of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, Shenyang  Chapter, Tanja Mueller, representative of the State of Bavaria, Germany,  together with Chinese and German guests as well as faculty and students  of the Conservatory gathered on campus for this artistic event in the  golden autumn.

During  the open class, Nadja Kaiserseder provided face-to-face tutoring for  vocal music students of Shenyang Conservatory of Music, covering German  pronunciation, breath control and the interplay between vocalist and  accompaniment. She shared advanced European vocal techniques, artistic  interpretation concepts and stage practice experience, guiding students  to understand the inner emotions of the characters they portray and  interpret the artistic ideas behind the works. Her profound artistic  attainments greatly impressed the teachers and students present.

Music serves as a universal language transcending national borders and a  vital bridge connecting hearts and civilizations. This open class has  injected fresh momentum into cooperation between Shenyang and Munich in  artistic education, talent cultivation and cultural exchange. Erich  Kaiserseder and Tanja Mueller stated that they hope to take this open  class as a starting point to promote exchanges of faculty and students between Shenyang Conservatory of Music and music academies in Munich,  Stuttgart and other German cities.

While  in Shenyang, Nadja Kaiserseder and the delegation, visited the History  Exhibition Hall of Shenyang Conservatory of Music and the Shenyang  Imperial Palace. They were deeply impressed by the Conservatory's  development history and artistic achievements showcased in the  exhibition hall, as well as the profound cultural heritage of Shenyang Imperial Palace. In the interview, she remarked that though this was her  first visit to Shenyang, she had already fallen in love with the city.  She expressed her wish to act as a musical envoy linking Shenyang and  Munich, introducing Chinese music, especially the music of Shenyang, to  more people in Germany.

A  graduate of the University of Music and Performing Arts Mannheim,  Germany, Nadja Kaiserseder studied under the renowned vocal pedagogue Snežana Stamenković. Since 2014, she has visited China on multiple  occasions, staging performances and exchange activities in Shanghai,  Guangzhou and other cities. She is committed to integrating the  traditions of Western classical opera with the profound heritage of  Eastern arts and culture, building a bridge for mutual understanding  between Chinese and German civilizations through singing, and making  continuous contributions to people-to-people and artistic exchanges  between the two countries.