As one of the series of performances of the 30th "Autumn in Chengdu" Chengdu International Music Season, on the evening of September 27, the original music, video and Chinese music "Chengdu in Nine Days" was performed at the Chengdu City Concert Hall. Artists from the Chengdu Nat

As one of the series of performances of the 30th "Autumn in Chengdu" Chengdu International Music Season, on the evening of September 27, the original music, video and Chinese music "Chengdu in Nine Days" was performed at the Chengdu City Concert Hall. Artists from the Chengdu National Orchestra brought repertoire such as "Golden Face", "Performers", "Twenty-Four Musical Music", "Moonlight Night on the Jinjiang River", "Tianfu Picture Scroll", etc. Through the unique rhythm of national music, they deeply excavated and inherited the profound cultural heritage of Chengdu. At the same time, it conveys the ancient rhyme and culture, and conveys the myriad aspects of China.

The entire concert is divided into two halves. The first half is composed by Wu Jian. It depicts the story of Tianfu through five soundscapes: golden sands of ancient Shu, rap figurines with music and dance, twenty-four musical instruments of the Tang Dynasty, Jinjiang at night and modern Chengdu. , the second half was composed by Su Xiao, playing the Chengdu of "Thousands of Households and Thousands of Doors Entering the Painting" with a broad and majestic sound.

The "Golden Face" at the beginning overlooks the vast land of ancient Shu from the perspective of a divine bird, expressing the ancient Shu ancestors' fighting spirit of not being afraid of hardships and dangers, exploring and moving forward, and their survival wisdom of stopping conflicts and surviving. "Performers" reproduces the style of the rap figurines of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The actors hold flexible and clear small percussion instruments as the main players, and the performance of wind and percussion music embodies the music and dance comedy of the actors. The following "Twenty-Four Musical Instruments" and "Jinjiang Flower Moonlight Night" combine Chengdu's history and culture with modern aesthetics, presenting to the audience a picture of beautiful Chengdu and prosperous China. "Dance Music" is inspired by the prosperous Chengdu urban life in ancient poetry. The music is mainly based on Sichuan national melodies, supplemented by blues and Latin American style rhythms, describing the fashion and dynamics of modern Chengdu life.

In the second half of the concert, suona performer Zhang Qianyuan performed a song called "Accent", which incorporated classic symbols of Chengdu culture such as Sichuan opera singing, Sichuan drums and gongs, and water sleeves, creating an accent unique to the modern Shu people. At the end of the concert, the performers used "Tianfu Scroll" to play the amazing prosperous times and the Chengdu that has remained youthful after thousands of years.

Next, "Rongcheng Autumn" will also jointly plan the "Youth Creation Week" series of activities with the Chengdu High-tech Center Performing Arts Theater. During the National Day, Sichuan composer A Kun will perform " The Wandering Earth " and "Bite of the Tongue" for the first time. "China" and other classic film and television soundtracks will be brought to the stage; the famous "Rongpiao" Low Absinthe Band will hold an indoor concert in an unplugged format for the first time; Jihu Jihu, who once touched the whole of China with his song "The First Son", will also perform Come to the "Hometown Songs" themed concert.

Red Star News reporter Ren Hongwei editor Su Jing