In the passionate melody of "Carnival Overture", this music season officially kicked off. The first half of the opening concert was conducted by Lin Daye, the music director and chief conductor of the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, and the second half was conducted by the Norwegian conductor Ervind Galberg Janssen, who is the artistic director of the Bergen State Opera.
Soprano Olga Peredyatko from Russia, Zhao Cong, director and chief pipa player of the China National Traditional Orchestra, Czech violinist Joseph Špacek, percussionist Yu Le and the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra The group cooperates and performs a transnational chorus. Among them, the marimba concerto "Crane in the Bay Area", one of the commissioned works of the music season, had its world premiere at the opening concert. After the performance, the audience applauded for a long time.
“This concert was full of professionalism and artistry.” Sun Lin, a sophomore who lives in Shenzhen, played the trombone as a child and was deeply impressed by tonight’s concert. "This is my first time to listen to the performance of Shenzhen's 'Belt and Road' International Music Season. Tonight's performance by the pipa ensemble and the Russian soprano really amazed me. There are many performances later in this music season, so I have to make time for it." To experience the charm of more music types. "
"This year's music season can be said to be exciting. We have invited many well-known local and international orchestras, singers, performers, and conductors to collaborate." Vice Chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, China Music. Ye Xiaogang, Chairman of the Association and Founding Dean of the School of Music of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), introduced that this music season will have three symphonies specially created for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to meet the audience, and the distinctive national customs from countries along the Belt and Road will also be presented. Decorate the entire music season. "The marimba concerto "Cranes in the Bay Area" I created is a work full of sunshine and playfulness. The crane is an auspicious animal in traditional Chinese culture. I hope to express the prosperous and ecologically peaceful scene of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area."
Russian national treasure soprano Olga Peretyatko showed off her singing voice in the concert that night, which was a feast for the audience and allowed the audience to feel the charm of opera arias up close. . "This is my first time coming to Shenzhen. It has a good ecological environment and friendly and enthusiastic citizens. I am also very surprised by the beautiful and elegant design of the Shenzhen Concert Hall. I hope I can come more times in the future."
It is reported that 2024 Shenzhen The “Belt and Road” International Music Season is hosted by the Shenzhen Municipal People’s Government and the Chinese Musicians Association, hosted by the Shenzhen Foreign Cultural Exchange Association, Shenzhen Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau, Futian District People’s Government, and Longgang District People’s Government, and hosted by the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen) ) Conservatory of Music (Shenzhen Conservatory of Music (in preparation)).
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is also a new milestone year for the establishment of diplomatic relations between China, France, China, Russia, and China and the Czech Republic. It is also the 25th anniversary of Macao's return to the motherland. Standing at an important historical intersection, the 2024 Shenzhen “One Belt, One Road” International Music Season sets sail with a new look, continuing the theme of “Connecting China and Foreign Countries, Communicating the World”, and specially setting up an annual theme – “New Voices in the Bay Area, Silk Road” "Together Tomorrow" takes the maritime and land "Silk Road" as the main line of the music season, deeply promotes the Silk Road spirit of "peace and cooperation, openness and tolerance, mutual learning, mutual benefit and win-win", and continues to write a magnificent chapter of cultural exchanges in the new era.
The performances of this music season bring together more than 20 countries including Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Syria, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Tunisia, Austria, Armenia, Russia and other "Belt and Road" co-building countries, as well as France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Norway, etc. Excellent artists and groups from China and Hong Kong, Macau and other regions, including world-famous singers, violinists, pianists, conductors, symphony orchestras, chamber orchestras, ballet troupes and other celebrities from all walks of life. Among them, many artists and groups came to China and Shenzhen for the first time, and gave their world premiere in Shenzhen. Performance locations cover Shenzhen Concert Hall, Longgang Cultural Center, Shenzhen Poly Theater, Shenzhen Esplanade Arts Center, Sea World Culture and Art Center, Guangming Culture and Art Center and other performing arts spaces.
In the passionate melody of "Carnival Overture", this music season officially kicked off. The first half of the opening concert was conducted by Lin Daye, the music director and chief conductor of the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, and the second half was conducted by the Norwegian conductor Ervind Galberg Janssen, who is the artistic director of the Bergen State Opera.
Soprano Olga Peredyatko from Russia, Zhao Cong, director and chief pipa player of the China National Traditional Orchestra, Czech violinist Joseph Špacek, percussionist Yu Le and the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra The group cooperates and performs a transnational chorus. Among them, the marimba concerto "Crane in the Bay Area", one of the commissioned works of the music season, had its world premiere at the opening concert. After the performance, the audience applauded for a long time.
“This concert was full of professionalism and artistry.” Sun Lin, a sophomore who lives in Shenzhen, played the trombone as a child and was deeply impressed by tonight’s concert. "This is my first time to listen to the performance of Shenzhen's 'Belt and Road' International Music Season. Tonight's performance by the pipa ensemble and the Russian soprano really amazed me. There are many performances later in this music season, so I have to make time for it." To experience the charm of more music types. "
"This year's music season can be said to be exciting. We have invited many well-known local and international orchestras, singers, performers, and conductors to collaborate." Vice Chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, China Music. Ye Xiaogang, Chairman of the Association and Founding Dean of the School of Music of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), introduced that this music season will have three symphonies specially created for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to meet the audience, and the distinctive national customs from countries along the Belt and Road will also be presented. Decorate the entire music season. "The marimba concerto "Cranes in the Bay Area" I created is a work full of sunshine and playfulness. The crane is an auspicious animal in traditional Chinese culture. I hope to express the prosperous and ecologically peaceful scene of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area."
Russian national treasure soprano Olga Peretyatko showed off her singing voice in the concert that night, which was a feast for the audience and allowed the audience to feel the charm of opera arias up close. . "This is my first time coming to Shenzhen. It has a good ecological environment and friendly and enthusiastic citizens. I am also very surprised by the beautiful and elegant design of the Shenzhen Concert Hall. I hope I can come more times in the future."
It is reported that 2024 Shenzhen The “Belt and Road” International Music Season is hosted by the Shenzhen Municipal People’s Government and the Chinese Musicians Association, hosted by the Shenzhen Foreign Cultural Exchange Association, Shenzhen Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau, Futian District People’s Government, and Longgang District People’s Government, and hosted by the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen) ) Conservatory of Music (Shenzhen Conservatory of Music (in preparation)).
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is also a new milestone year for the establishment of diplomatic relations between China, France, China, Russia, and China and the Czech Republic. It is also the 25th anniversary of Macao's return to the motherland. Standing at an important historical intersection, the 2024 Shenzhen “One Belt, One Road” International Music Season sets sail with a new look, continuing the theme of “Connecting China and Foreign Countries, Communicating the World”, and specially setting up an annual theme – “New Voices in the Bay Area, Silk Road” "Together Tomorrow" takes the maritime and land "Silk Road" as the main line of the music season, deeply promotes the Silk Road spirit of "peace and cooperation, openness and tolerance, mutual learning, mutual benefit and win-win", and continues to write a magnificent chapter of cultural exchanges in the new era.
The performances of this music season bring together more than 20 countries including Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Syria, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Tunisia, Austria, Armenia, Russia and other "Belt and Road" co-building countries, as well as France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Norway, etc. Excellent artists and groups from China and Hong Kong, Macau and other regions, including world-famous singers, violinists, pianists, conductors, symphony orchestras, chamber orchestras, ballet troupes and other celebrities from all walks of life. Among them, many artists and groups came to China and Shenzhen for the first time, and gave their world premiere in Shenzhen. Performance locations cover Shenzhen Concert Hall, Longgang Cultural Center, Shenzhen Poly Theater, Shenzhen Esplanade Arts Center, Sea World Culture and Art Center, Guangming Culture and Art Center and other performing arts spaces.
(Author: Shenzhen Special Economic Zone Reporter Zheng Mingwen/Picture)
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