The years are like a song, and the melody is eternal. In recent years, Chinese style music has won the favor of countless young people with its unique charm. In order to better inherit and carry forward this musical treasure, a national style music feast called "Big Fish" will be grandly staged at Foshan Performing Arts Center (Qionghua Grand Theater).
Different from the regular performances, the "Big Fish" national style concert will use national musical instruments as the medium to play those gorgeous movements that belong to the ancient Chinese style. Whether it is the lingering compassion in "Yanxi Raiders", or the chivalrous tenderness in "Chen Qing Ling", or the love-hate entanglement in "Three Lives, Three Worlds and Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms", they will be presented to the audience in a new way.
This concert is not only a feast of music, but also a feast of culture. It brings together many outstanding Chinese musicians, who use their exquisite skills to integrate those poems and songs, folk legends, historical stories, etc. into the music, bringing an audio-visual feast to the audience.
It is worth mentioning that this concert also specially selected a number of popular film and television dramas OST for adaptation. Through the unique charm of national musical instruments, these classic melodies are given new life, making people feel as if they are in that turbulent ancient world of love and hate.
Among them, the most eye-catching is the song "Big Fish". It is selected from the movie "Big Fish and Begonia", and with its unique melody and profound artistic conception, it has become the soul of the whole concert. When the melodious melody sounds, it seems that you can feel the emotional resonance that transcends time and space, which makes people intoxicated.
On July 27th, let's walk into the Foshan Performing Arts Center (Qionghua Grand Theater) and listen to this "Big Fish" national style concert. Let those ancient and eternal stories be inherited and carried forward in the rhyme of national musical instruments, and let us feel the beautiful times when the years were like songs and the melodies were eternal.