[Source: Beijing Daily] News from this newspaper (Reporter Han Xuan) On the evening of September 22, the "starlight" was shining on the stage of the Beijing Concert Hall. Yan Weiwen, Lu Jihong, Wu Bixia, Han Hong, Zhang Ye, Wang Li, Wang Lida, Xue Hao Singers such as Yin and Gong

[Source: Beijing Daily]

News from this newspaper (Reporter Han Xuan) On the evening of September 22, the "starlight" was shining on the stage of the Beijing Concert Hall. Yan Weiwen, Lu Jihong, Wu Bixia, Han Hong, Zhang Ye, Wang Li, Wang Lida , Xue Haoyin, Gong Shuang and other singers gathered together. They have a common identity - they all came from the Vocal Opera Department of the China Conservatory of Music. That night, as one of the series of activities celebrating the 60th anniversary of the founding of the China Conservatory of Music, the Shengshi Xiange - Alumni Concert of Teachers and Students of the Vocal Opera Department of the China Conservatory of Music was performed. The singers showed off their singing voices and demonstrated the strength of Chinese vocal music.

The Department of Vocal Music and Opera at the China Conservatory of Music is one of the most distinctive departments of the China Conservatory of Music. It is also an important center for cultivating vocal performing arts talents. Famous teachers represented by educators such as Jin Tielin and Zou Wenqin are all over the world, and they have cultivated numerous talents. There are few singers who are loved by the audience. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the China Conservatory of Music, the Vocal and Song Department presented its teaching achievements with a concert to give back to the training of previous teachers and the trust and love of the public.

The song "Flash of Memories" opened the concert of "Prosperous String Songs", and many teachers, students and alumni took the stage one by one. The repertoire design of the entire concert includes works that promote traditional Chinese excellent music culture, "Xintianyou in Northern Shaanxi" and "Yellow River Fisherwoman", as well as revolutionary-themed music works "Ode to Red Plum Blossoms", "My Mother is in the Cloud", "My Lady" "My Love, Can You Hear", as well as "Father's Grassland and Mother's River" and "Velvet Flower"... At the end of each song, the audience burst into warm applause.

Not only was the atmosphere at the performance lively, but the backstage of this concert was also full of joy and joy. The famous singer Yan Weiwen is a highly respected senior senior student and teacher. "During my career as an artist, I spent three precious years as a graduate student at the China Conservatory of Music." Yan Weiwen said that he was very grateful to the China Conservatory of Music for giving him the opportunity to lead students in the vocal and singing department and put his many years of experience into practice. pass on stage experience to young people.

The busiest and most excited person in the entire concert was Wu Bixia, the famous lyrical coloratura soprano and director of the Vocal Opera Department of the China Conservatory of Music. Not only did she have to perform "Hundred Flowers" on stage herself, she was also busy receiving alumni and guests who came to watch the performance.

“My alma mater is the place where I was nurtured, educated and accomplished.” Wu Bixia said with emotion, “I also hope to pass on the spirit of my predecessors and let my students carry forward this spirit in their lives and work in the future.”