The strings play ya tone, and the music is yu fanghua.
In the early spring season of breezy and gentle half-two, the first Spring of Chinese Music of the National Centre for the Performing Arts was grandly opened tonight. The collision of ancient and modern, the sound of eight tones in unison, and the sound of pianos and drums add a touch of beauty and romance to this quiet night.
At tonight's concert, conductors Li Xincao, Lü Jia, and Liu Sha joined hands with the Central Chinese Orchestra to bring you familiar and unique national orchestral works such as "Yunshan Yanmiao", "General's Order", "Yin Chan Beauty Figure", "The Sum of Seven Colors" and so on. Among them, there are adaptations of classic ancient songs and specially commissioned new works, as well as musical interpretations of folk customs of various ethnic groups. And Li Xincao and Lu Jia even completed their "debut" of the folk orchestra.
The concert was officially opened in "Yunshan Yanmiao" conducted by Lü Jia. "Yun shan ten thousand heavy return road, wind thousands of miles yang dust." Geese fly high and are difficult to find, and empty intestines are thinking about it. "Yunshan Yanmiao" revolves around the theme of the Chaozhou zhengqu "Hu Fu Eighteen Beats" development, variation and reconstruction, under the direction of Lü Jia, the music sounds in unison, reproducing the relics of the Han and Tang Dynasties and the magnificent and atmospheric beauty of Chaozhou music.
Lu Jia
"This is my first time conducting a national orchestra, both nervous and joyful, and there is a new challenge and joy in working with national music players, especially the interpretation of colors, lines and rhythms in folk music works, which is a very fulfilling thing." Although I have never conducted a folk orchestra before, I am very concerned about the development of national music, how to develop deeply and enlarge our national treasures, which is a very important and urgent issue facing everyone. As a conductor, I will do my part. The Chinese Music Spring held by the National Centre for the Performing Arts is a particularly good art brand, which is a very good start for our national music. ”
In the opening concert, "Yin Chan Beauty Figure" is a folk music work invited by conductor Liu Shali to composer Zhang Tianshuo, inspired by the Yongzheng Emperor's "Twelve Beauties (Concubines) Diagram", the composer cleverly divided the twelve pictures into four movements, with the help of the synaesthesia of painting and music, with the flow of rhythm to string all the painting scenes into a whole. Under the command of Liu Sha's free swing and flowing clouds, a series of qing dynasty beauties appeared in front of their eyes, and the audience seemed to be in the picture, appreciating the graceful style of the beautiful people.
Liu Sha
"China's national orchestra has been developing for a hundred years, especially in the past two decades. Both in terms of the craftsmanship of instrument production, the level of contemporary performers and orchestras, and the requirements for the creation of works have improved rapidly. However, there has never been a platform for mutual exchanges and exchanges, and this Spring of Chinese Music provides us with a good platform, which is of great significance to the development and popularization of Chinese national music. ”
Li Xincao, the conductor who conducted folk music for the first time, brought the national orchestral music "National Wind" and "Silk Road" to the audience in the second half. The new work "National Style" specially commissioned by the Central Chinese Orchestra is based on the theme of the traditional "Plum Blossom Three Alleys" as the motivation to carry out variations and development, and under the direction of Li Xincao, the orchestra has rich and changing timbres, layer by layer, staggered, and vividly interprets the national style and national spirit.
Li Xincao
"I have very little involvement in large-scale ethnic orchestras, this is the first time I have conducted a complete large-scale national orchestral work in Beijing, and I am very honored and grateful to have the opportunity to serve as one of the conductors in the opening concert of the Chinese Music Spring." Before that, I made a lot of preparations and preparations, and I felt that the music of the East and the West was still connected. My requirements for syntax and musical character in the conducting of Western music also apply to Chinese folk music. I believe that the Spring of Chinese Music at the National Centre for the Performing Arts will have a great response, and it will certainly become more and more abundant in the future. ”
The concert drew to a close in a fiery atmosphere, and amid the enthusiastic cheers from the audience, the three conductors took the stage again, each bringing a return song. The national orchestra "Black Walking Horse" directed by Liu Sha, the "Thunderbolt Polka" conducted by Lü Jia, and the national orchestra "Flower Good Moon" directed by Li Xincao jointly brought tonight's performance to a successful end.
National Style elegant rhyme Open the folk music event
Carry forward the national culture and inherit the spirit of national music. The Spring of Chinese Music is the first special planning festival on the theme of national music launched by the National Centre for the Performing Arts, which echoes the "Spring of Chinese Symphony" of the National Centre for the Performing Arts in the following year, forming a rich array of music-themed art festivals in the Grand Theatre. With the theme of "National Style and Elegant Rhyme", this year's Chinese Music Spring will invite a number of Chinese orchestras to play colorful Chinese music with different styles on the motherland for a period of 21 days. More than 30 contemporary Chinese music masters gathered together to integrate traditional and modern interpretations, showing the artistic inheritance and development of national music culture.
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On April 16th, the China Broadcasting Chinese Orchestra will bring together a number of soloists to perform a number of Chinese music classics premiered by the China Broadcasting Chinese Orchestra and become household names. On April 20, the day of the valley rain, the Beijing Chinese Orchestra will use music to sow the hope of spring and nourish the earth and the heart.
On April 21st, at the concert of the Chinese Orchestra of the Chinese Music School at the China Conservatory of Music, chimes and organs will be performed on the same stage, presenting the diversified innovations of Chinese music in the form of artistic performance. On April 26th, the National Chamber Orchestra of the Central Conservatory of Music will use silk bamboo to outline the scenery of spring and start a new folk music journey with light ink and deep ink.
This spring,
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