Beijing Music Festival Opens with Tan Dun's A Hundred Birds...

The 27th Beijing Music Festival BMF will open with a concert titled A Hundred Birds from East and West Pay Tribute to the Phoenix on October 5 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts. This event will feature a splid collaboration between renowned Chinese conductor Tan Dun and several top-notch artists, including suona soloist Liu Wenwen, violinist Lu Wei, and cellist Wang Jian.

The concert program includes an array of classical Chinese music pieces such as Hundreds of Birds Worshiping the Phoenix, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of China. In addition to these traditional compositions, Stravinsky's “The Firebird” suite will also be performed by the elite China National Symphony Orchestra. This fusion of ancient and modern musical elements promises a mesmerizing experience for both local and international music aficionados alike.

that due to space constrnts and to mntn quality control, the number of attees is limited, ensuring an intimate setting where every musician's performance can be fully appreciated.

Let this grand musical celebration serve as a testament to China’s uring classical tradition while also demonstrating its willingness to embrace global artistic influences. The A Hundred Birds from East and West Pay Tribute to the Phoenix promises to be a highlight of the BMF, inviting audiences to witness the harmonious bl of Chinese heritage with contemporary orchestral compositions.

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