Changjiang Daily Greater Wuhan Client March 6th (Reporter Wang Juan, Correspondent Lu Yujing) On the evening of March 17th, "Greater Wuhan Night" will join hands with Wu Chao, associate professor of piano at Wuhan Conservatory of Music, to hold "Towards the Future" at the Qintai Concert Hall. "Brilliant - Concert of Romantic Classic Piano Works" public welfare concert, inviting 200 citizens to enjoy it live.
Event registration website: http://m.app.dawuhanapp.com/p/34978977.html
"Toward Glory - Concert of Romantic Classic Piano Works" charity concert poster.
The piano soloist at this concert is Wu Chao, associate professor of piano at Wuhan Conservatory of Music, master's tutor, PhD in piano performance, honorary Steinway teacher, and director of the Piano Professional Committee of the Hubei Musicians Association. She studied at Wuhan Conservatory of Music, Central Conservatory of Music and Royal Birmingham Academy of Performing Arts, majoring in piano performance and minoring in chamber music. She currently teaches in the piano performance major at Wuhan Conservatory of Music. At the concert, she will perform classic works by Schubert, Schumann, Tchaikovsky and many other masters for music fans.
Pianist Wu Chao.
Music fans will appreciate Schubert's "Piano Sonata in A major". This work is an important symbol of the maturity of Schubert's sonatas. It has a beautiful and lyrical melody and is also known as the "lovely A major Sonata". Schumann's suite "Butterflies" was inspired by the masquerade in the novel "The Ages of Youth". It consists of an overture and 12 ditties. The melody vividly shows the dazzling scene of the masquerade and the personalities of different characters in the novel. , also embodies the musical thoughts flying out of Schumann's heart. The original meaning of Tchaikovsky's "Dumka" is "meditation". The music incorporates elements of Russian folk music. The melody is broad and smooth, simple, natural, sincere and moving.
In addition, this concert also invited Li Lina, associate professor of the Composition Department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music, Song Xiaofen, piano teacher and piano performance doctor of Wuhan Conservatory of Music, Feng Xinxin, associate professor and master's tutor of the Musicology Department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music, conductor Chen Ruiyu, a master's student in piano performance Duan Jike and many other guests participated in the performance. They will join forces to perform six pieces by Rachmaninov and the Gallop March by Albert Laviniac. The "Standard Tone Children's Chorus" will also sing "So Many People in the World" during the interactive session.
[Editor: Ding Yi]
