On January 25, the Songjiang Yunjian Hall Culture and Art Center was officially put into trial operation. Located on the south side of Zuibaichi Park, this new landmark is a comprehensive cultural space that includes the Yunjian Theater, the Art Exhibition Hall, and the Yunjian Study. On the first day of the trial operation of the Yunjian Theater, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra played the first sound and staged the "G60 Shanghai Songjiang Spring Concert", showing the new atmosphere of Songjiang with a full set of Chinese works.
The concert was conducted by Zhang Jiemin, resident conductor of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, and Liu Ming, principal of the orchestra, performed as a soloist. The repertoire includes the well-known "Spring Festival Overture", the violin concerto "Liang Zhu", as well as the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" composed by Zhou Long, winner of the "Pulitzer Prize" of the Shanghai Symphony Commission, "Fathers" composed by composer Yang Fan for the centenary of the founding of the Party, and the first movement of the symphony "G60 Light" composed by composer Qiang Weihao for Songjiang.
Zhang Jiemin conducted and Liu Ming served as a soloist
Songjiang is the birthplace of the "Yangtze River Delta G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor", and the "G60 Light" premiered by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra shows the grand blueprint of the "Yangtze River Delta G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor" with music. The first movement, "Chu Xin", through the orchestral music technique, highlights the rejuvenated and thriving appearance of the times in Songjiang, and expresses the confidence and feelings of the people of Songjiang who dare to break through and build a homeland.
At present, Shanghai is focusing on the construction of five new cities, and has initially formed a series of city business cards of "Jiading Jiaohua City, Qingpu Jiangnan Wind, Songjiang Shanghai Root, Fengxian Sage Land, Nanhui Haihu Rhyme". After the Yunjian Hall Culture and Art Center is put into operation, it will make up for the shortcomings of major regional public cultural facilities.
The main building of the Yunjian Hall Culture and Art Center was designed by architect Xing Tonghe, highlighting the "new Chinese" aesthetic style. Through the borrowing technique, the landscape of Drunken White Pond Park is introduced into the art center, just like a landscape painting. The roof is undulating like an open book, and the façade of the building is decorated in a vertical shape of shades and shades to express the imagery of "piano and music".
The outdoor landscape uses Chinese garden techniques to show a large number of Songjiang elements. The south square adopts piles of soil to form an undulating terrain, embellished with pine, clouds and stones, and the central axis forms a reflection with a mirrored pool, creating an artistic conception of "nine peaks and three mountains". The central area adopts a gentle slope shape, highlighting the pine scenery and double deer sculptures, forming a "Erlu Reading Platform" landscape. The sunken atrium is shaped with Lingbi Stone, Taihu Stone and Taishan Stone, supplemented by the "Dry Landscape" technique, interpreting the humanistic allusions of "Tianma Sangaoshi".
The interior design of Yunjian Theater is inspired by the traditional Chinese opera dance expression "Water Sleeve", based on the dance postures of rolling sleeves, waving sleeves, flicking sleeves, throwing sleeves, and raising sleeves, and refining the shapes of throwing, shanking, dialing, hooking, and yang, and flowing water. The top design of the theater resembles the "Eye of the G60", reflecting that Songjiang is the source of the "Yangtze River Delta G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor". Zhou Ping, director of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, said: "There is another good venue for performances in Shanghai. ”
The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra played the first sound of the Yunjian Theatre