Yangtze River Daily Wuhan client October 25 news (reporter Wan Xuming correspondent Zhou Yuanyuan) on the 24th, the second Zhiyin Children's Singing Contest National Finals in Wuhan Qintai Concert Hall successfully concluded, 32 groups of young players in their own way to sing "Wandering Zi Yin", "Crab Leaf" and other ancient poems, attracting 500,000 netizens "cloud appreciation".
The scene of the 2nd Zhiyin Children's Poetry Contest National Finals. Courtesy of Qintai Grand Theater
The 2nd Zhiyin Children's Singing Competition is hosted by Wuhan Qintai Grand Theater Management Co., Ltd., and hosted by Wuhan Hanyang District Cultural Center and Hubei Qintuo International Cultural Development Co., Ltd. Since the beginning of the competition, it has attracted more than 500 young players from all over the country to participate in the audition, and after the rematch, 32 groups of players finally entered the national finals.
Dressed in traditional costumes, the children performed ancient poetry works such as "Wandering Zi Yin", "Quiet Night Thinking", "Mercy Nong", "Crab Leaf", "Wing Goose" and other ancient poetry works in the form of guqin self-singing and group singing, including 5 original singing works. The scene also specially presented the singing work "Vocal Rhythm Enlightenment", which was first performed in "Classic Aria Circulation", and was re-arranged and arranged by Wu Tian'ao of the Composition Department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music, combining pipa, bamboo flute, Zhongruan, percussion, etc. with singing, showing a new national style characteristics of folk song and national integration.
In the finals, five judges were invited to score on the spot, including Wang Jingxuan, a national first-class actor of Wuhan Song and Dance Theatre, Xu Yuanjia, a national first-class composer of Wuhan Art Innovation and Research Center, Hou Mingli, associate professor of vocal music at the School of Music Education of Wuhan Conservatory of Music, Yi Dong, deputy director of the Department of Drama, Film and Television of the School of Arts of Wuhan University, and Peng Tian, inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage "GuquQin Song Singing Art" project.
After a three-hour final, nine contestants stood out and won the first, second and third prizes of the choir competition. The remaining twenty-two groups of contestants won the competition.
This year's choir also attracted a large audience on the Internet. During the audition, more than 840,000 votes were received, and more than 500,000 people watched the live broadcast of the finals, and many children who loved traditional Chinese culture, ancient poetry and singing emerged.
【Editor: Zhang Ling】
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