"Welcome to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall, to celebrate the centenary of the founding of the Party, we invite you to visit the 'Listen to the 100-Year Echo' themed red music exhibition." On the afternoon of June 22, Zhou Ping, director of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, transformed into a volunteer to guide the orchestra's newly launched "Listening to the 100-Year Echo" themed red music exhibition. With a lot of family treasures about the history of the orchestra, she takes the audience to listen to the red melody, see the precious exhibits, understand the trajectory of Chinese music over the past century in a small story, and see how generations of musicians pass on their faith.
The "Listen to the Echoes of a Hundred Years" theme red music exhibition was opened, and Zhou Ping, director of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, guided the audience
The exhibition consists of three parts, the first part of which, "A Century-old Journey 1921-2021", presents important events and important works in the history of Chinese music in the past century in the form of major events. For example, in 1949, the "March of the Volunteer Army" was selected as the "National Anthem", and the first version of the record was recorded by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. For example, in 1959, the tenth anniversary of the founding of New China, the violin concerto "Liang Zhu" was born in Shanghai.
Zhou Ping introduces the history of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra
Ding Shande's "Long March Symphony" first edition of vinyl records
Manuscript of Zhu Jian'er's "Singing Mountain Songs to the Party"
The second part, "History and People", presents the 142-year-old Shanghai Symphony Orchestra premiering and participating in the creation of important red works and their creators. The audience can see 14 precious objects of Ding Shande, Huang Yijun, Qu Wei and Zhu Jian'er, including the premiere program list and the first vinyl record of Ding Shande's "Long March Symphony", the manuscript of Zhu Jian'er's "Singing Mountain Songs to the Party", the premiere program list of Qu Wei's "Monument to the People's Heroes", and Huang Yijun's baton when he conducted the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in 1981. These precious historical objects not only bring precious historical memories to visitors, but also witness an important moment in the development of the New China Symphony.
In the third part, "Listening and Interaction", the audience can listen to four new works commissioned by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra to celebrate the centenary of the founding of the Communist Party of China through infrared sensor devices, and can also order audio and video of more than 30 important red music works in the history of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. The relevant music knowledge shown in the whole exhibition is also compiled into a question bank, which interacts with the visitors in the form of passing through the barriers, and the visitors can challenge the challenge alone, or they can PK with other visitors online and approach the red music in the fun answers.
The interactive sound installation "Listening to the Echoes of a Hundred Years" can see the voices of the audience
In the interactive sound installation "Listening to the 100-Year Echo", you can see the audience's voices of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra's "Red Tour" this year. Zhou Ping said: "From Beijing, Hangzhou, Ganzhou, Changsha, Wuhan to Yan'an, the audience left feedback on music, love for the motherland, and sincere blessings for the centenary of the founding of the party. We will regularly change the voice of the audience, and the audience who comes to the exhibition site can also write their own voices and become part of the exhibition. ”
The audience listens to the red melody
The "Listening, 100-Year Echo" themed Red Music Exhibition will run until August 15th, and groups of up to 30 people can book a guided tour in advance. Zhou Ping will give the tour to 9 volunteers, all of whom are members of the Shanghai Symphony Lovers Association, most of whom are now retired. Before retiring, they came from different professions, some were teachers, some worked in banks, but they were all veteran classical music fans. After hearing that the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra was recruiting exhibition volunteers, the members enthusiastically signed up in the WeChat group, and 9 volunteers will be trained and taken up their posts.
From June 23 to July 1, every day from 15:00 to 21:00 on the hour, a guided tour will open. On June 25, 26, 29 and July 1, a special guided tour will be added before the four "Great Achievements in Party Building" theme concerts at 18:30. Du Zengjuan, one of the volunteers, said: "From the century-old history of Chinese music, we can also witness the changes in Chinese culture and society, I will take the time to truly understand these histories, only in the process of explaining to move myself, can I move more visitors." ”
Column Editor-in-Chief: Li Junna Text Editor: Li Junna Photo Editor: Zhu Xuan
Source: Author: Wu Tong