On the banks of the Qiantang River in late spring, elegant symphonic music is intertwined with the sound of surging waves, and the sound is in the ears.
On May 14th, a barrier-free integration and popularization concert of "Notes of Love" brought by the Hangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra was staged in the Hangzhou Party and Mass Service Center.
The disabled friends are immersed in the sound of music, which is sometimes slow, deep, and sometimes enthusiastic.
At the event, the Hangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra carefully designed different instrumental performance forms such as string quartet, woodwind quintet, brass percussion septet, etc., and more than 20 pieces of different styles were played. There are familiar traditional Chinese folk songs "Liuyang River", "Lift Your Hijab", "Jasmine", etc., popular melodies and exquisite skills caused applause on the scene; There are "My Motherland and Me", "Without the Communist Party, there would be no New China", "Don't forget the original intention", etc., the majestic, simple and affectionate melody stirs the heartstrings of every listener; There are classical music "Hungarian Dance No. 5" and "Ode to Joy", the soft and lingering melody is played intermittently, which is perfectly combined with the exciting fast rhythm, bringing a musical feast to the disabled friends at the scene.
When "My Motherland and Me" was played live, the disabled friends couldn't help but sing together to express their patriotism.
Before each piece is played, the teachers of the Philharmonic Orchestra will explain the instruments, repertoire, melody and the thoughts and feelings expressed in the songs, and the sign language teachers of the sign language sister team will perform synchronous translation to help disabled friends better understand and enjoy music.
More than 100 representatives of the disabled participated in the concert, more than 30 of whom were "shaken" into the venue by wheelchairs, and more than 10 visually impaired friends listened with their hearts. Xiao Zheng (pseudonym), a hearing-impaired person, expressed his feelings excitedly in sign language, "I have never participated in a concert due to physical reasons, but I have always longed for such an artistic activity. ”