Handheld Spring City News On the evening of August 2, a special summer concert of the Yunnan Youth Symphony Orchestra called "Xia·Le" was played at the Yunnan Provincial Grand Theater. This concert cleverly combined games, The combination of film elements and local Yunnan folk songs brings an audio-visual feast to the audience.
The concert was full of highlights. The first was the cross-border collision of music and games. The Yunnan Youth Symphony Orchestra performed exquisite re-creations of music from classic games such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Ni No Kuni in the form of symphonies. interpretation. These melodies, which have accompanied us through countless happy moments, glow with unprecedented audio-visual artistic charm under the exquisite interpretation of the symphony.
Immediately afterwards, the combination of movies and music pushed the entire concert to a climax. The Yunnan Youth Symphony Orchestra carefully selected the theme songs and soundtracks of many classic movies such as "The Sun Also Rises", "Let the Bullets Fly" and "Pirates of the Caribbean" to perform. Under the deep rendering of the symphony, these classic movie scenes once again appeared in the audience In front of you, people feel as if they have traveled through time and space, reliving those unforgettable movie-watching moments.
As a local symphony orchestra in Yunnan, the Yunnan Youth Symphony Orchestra naturally performs Yunnan folk songs. The orchestra selected a number of representative Yunnan folk songs, such as "Midu Folk Song", "Little Guaiguai", etc., and demonstrated the unique charm and profound heritage of Yunnan folk songs through symphony arrangement and performance.
As the passionate melody of "Dance of the Golden Snake" sounded, the whole concert ended successfully with warm and lasting applause. The audience all praised that this was a musical feast full of creativity and surprises, which made people feel refreshed and feel the joy and shock brought by the music.
This concert was conducted by Hu Xingyu, the director and music director of the Yunnan Youth Symphony Orchestra, Hao Guangze, the conductor and clarinet teacher of the Yunnan Youth Symphony Orchestra, and Liu Hanyu. They used their superb conducting skills to control the rhythm of the entire concert just right. .
Chai Qinli, director of the Yunnan Youth Symphony Orchestra of the Yunnan Provincial Grand Theater, said in an interview with reporters, "From a professional point of view, there is indeed room for improvement in this concert. But most of the orchestra members are amateur teenagers aged 7-16. , they only train for two and a half hours a week. Although the time is limited, the children train very hard, and the difficulty of the concert repertoire is equivalent to that of a professional orchestra. From this perspective, this level of performance has reached a very high level in the field of youth symphony. High level, the overall performance is very good. "
Palm Chuncheng reporter: Tu Yongping
editor: Li Xiaomei
editor: Yang Yan
final review: Zhou Jianjun
