Ni ZHOU is currently serving as a lecturer at the School of Music, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen. As a young soprano, she graduated from the Voice and Opera Performance of the Central Conservatory of Music. After that, she obtained the highest diploma-Performing Artist of the Royal Danish Academy of Music.

She has starred in world-famous operas such as The Heart of a Woman, Cosi Fan Tutte, Lucia di Lammermoor, Die ZauberFlöte, Turandot, and the modern opera Dalloway. She also played the role of Chang E in China National Arts Fund Opera Flying to the Moon. To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Denmark after World War II, she recorded three Danish classic songs (Chinese version) at the Danmarks Radio and released them worldwide.

In 2021, Ni ZHOU successfully held a debut concert at the RDAM’s Concert Hall. In the same year, she cooperated with the Copenhagen Philharmonic to give a special concert of “Brass & Opera” at the Tivoli in Denmark.

She won the second prize at “Xo Concours Lyrique International Bell’Arte”, the first prize at the National Art Song (French) Competition, and a number of national scholarships. She served as an assistant teacher of EVA Hess Thaysen during studying at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.