At noon on April 16, the "Charm of Wind Music" Shanghai Opera House Wind Music Concert was held in the small theater of Yunjian Hall. Five young wind musicians performed Chinese songs, Western opera symphonies, and classic movies in the form of a woodwind quintet. There are many kinds of music and other repertoire, and the elderly audience in the audience praised "elegant music is understandable and pleasant to listen to."
On that day, the song "The Marriage of Figaro" kicked off the concert, and the following songs included "Nessun Dorma", "My Heart Will Go On", "Frozen" and "The Moon Represents My Heart". A familiar melody. During the performance, the performers also popularized the timbres and playing methods of various musical instruments. After each piece, the performers bowed and the audience applauded warmly.
"I was a primary school teacher before I retired. I like literary and artistic works very much. I have the opportunity to enjoy this elegant concert for free today, and I feel very happy." 78-year-old audience member Zhu Fengrun said that her wife also came to watch the performance with her. Yang Shouhua. "I used to listen to Yue and Shanghai operas, but I didn't hear much elegant music like this. Today, many of the songs are familiar and very friendly," Yang Shouhua said. As he spoke, he took out his mobile phone and skillfully demonstrated the reservation process, "Yunjian Hall has many charity activities. We often participate in them. We will also watch a charity movie tomorrow. I have already made an appointment."
Huang Xueyang, director of the Cultural Resources Department of Yunjian Hall Cultural and Art Center, said that last summer, the small theater introduced a string quartet from the Shanghai Opera House. The audience responded very well, so this year it introduced the woodwind quintet from the Shanghai Opera House again. "We hope to bring more high-quality and diversified performances to Songjiang audiences. Next, we also want to promote such performances to various street theater performances." Huang Xueyang said.
Source: Shanghai Songjiang
