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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > 202 BC: Hanfeng Aesthetics New Media Art Exhibition</h1>
In recent years, the popularity of "national style" and "ancient style" in various fields has made people begin to pay attention to traditional Chinese aesthetics. The Han Dynasty, which arose in 202 BC, was a time of confidence and positivity, when unprecedented political, economic, and cultural prosperity gave birth to its own unique aesthetic style. Magnificent palaces, ancient and majestic stone carvings, majestic Han Li and other artistic treasures all bring people an unparalleled artistic experience.
Shanghai Baolong Art Museum's new exhibition "Park Front 202: Hanfeng Aesthetics New Media Art Exhibition" has been officially opened on the 18th of last month. This exhibition is China's first Han style aesthetics multimedia art exhibition, which is an in-depth analysis of Han culture more than 2,000 years ago, and it is also the first time to combine Han culture with modern technology presentation, and the exhibition area of nearly 2,000 square meters is gorgeous and shocking, and every step of the scene can shoot a visual blockbuster.
The exhibition dates back to 202 BC, pioneering the creation of an immersive cultural experience with Han culture, integrating Han style aesthetics into it for the first time in history, and bringing multi-dimensional sensory enjoyment through light and shadow, installation and space. The exhibition includes eight scenes in seven exhibition areas, including "No Questions Asked", "Chinese Painting Wonder", "A Thousand Texts and Thousands of Flowers", "Square Inch Wuji", and "Between Words and Lines", creating an immersive experiential aesthetic exhibition with different scenes and layers of progress.
"947 Recommendation Officer" one-sentence review:
Visitors can be immersed in a seamless dialogue with the culture of 2,000 years ago, feeling, gazing, and exploring the resonance rooted in the heart, so that the collision of history, culture and contemporary art has a strong spark.
<H1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Fast and Furious – a concert to commemorate the 210th anniversary of Liszt's birth</h1>
This year marks the 210th anniversary of Liszt's birth, and on January 17, 2021, the Shanghai Opera House invited Sun Yingdi, the first Chinese gold medalist and pianist of the Franz Liszt International Piano Competition, to present a cool concert on "Fast and Furious" with the Shanghai Opera Symphony Orchestra conducted by conductor Zhang Chengjie.
Widely regarded as the greatest pianist of his time, Liszt was hailed as the "master of the masters" who developed piano technique to the limits of what was physically possible. His "super-technique" explored every possibility of the piano and continued to advance in the direction of a symphonic effect, which he sometimes used three tabular tables to represent. He demanded that both hands be equally powerful in all kinds of playing—octaves, chords, repeats, and so on. The symphonic poems created by him became one of the important genres of title music in the Romantic period.
The concert will perform Liszt's "Dream of Love", "Piano Concerto No. 1", "Mephisto Round Dance" and "Piano Concerto No. 2", allowing us to feel Liszt's speed and passion together.
The words "speed" and "passion" vividly reflect the technical attributes in Liszt's works, and it is undoubtedly a test for the player.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Winter Fantasy: Beethoven's Septet</h1>
When chamber music is no longer limited to the interpretation of solo and string quartets, but is combined with five to seven instruments with different timbres and different ranges, it will not only produce a particularly fresh and interesting and layered chemical reaction, but also allow the listener to fully appreciate how surprising the diversity of woodwind instruments at the music. On January 21st, at the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall, we will enjoy a chamber music concert that showcases the charm of woodwind ensembles.
Among them, the "Seven in E Major", which premiered with the First Symphony in 1800, was the most successful and popular work of Beethoven's early years, reprinted many times during his lifetime, and adapted by Beethoven himself and other composers into various performance forms. The musical style and form of the work are consistent with the eighteenth-century serenade, full of youthful atmosphere, with a beautiful and brisk melody.
Beethoven's Seven in E flat major differs from the usual ensembles in that he omits a second violin part and replaces it with a double bass, an instrumental innovation that multiplies the bass effect of the music. The combination of different wind instruments and string instruments makes the music more abundant in timbre, and the concert is worth looking forward to!
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Lai Shengchuan's cross-talk drama "That Night, Say Crosstalk on the Journey"</h1>
Ten years ago, screenwriter and director Lai Shengchuan launched the seventh drama in his "Cross Talk Drama" series, "That Night, Say CrossTalk on the Journey", ten years later, the remake of "That Night, Say Cross Talk on the Journey" starring the girl "Qili Version" will land on the theater from January 22 to 31, and the two travel experts have launched a series of debates on the ultimate travel values.
"Travel" and "cross-talk" are two important elements in Lai Shengchuan's life, and in this work, the two elements are fused together. Lai Shengchuan said: "'Cross-talk drama' is not a very good form of control, it is difficult from the level of script and performance, and every time you do cross-talk, it is a breakthrough." ”
Different from the previous version, this time it adopts the form of girls speaking crosstalk, and the "Lü Ren" and "Cheng Ke" who say crosstalk in 2011's "That Night, Say Crosstalk on the Journey" have been changed into the girls' version of "Lü Zong" and "Xiaoyou". The actors have two sets of casts, Si Wen and Liu Han, Feng Li and Dou Jin, and the classic comedy role of the female waiter becomes a male waiter, performed by chen Guohui, an actor in the troupe.
In this drama, there is no children's love, no family and country events, and the story of the travel of two people is told to rethink the meaning of travel.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > sit on the romantic journey across time and space on the special Zhang Haotian piano solo concert</h1>
Born in 1993, at the age of 15, he was admitted to the Mannis Conservatory of Music in the United States with the excellent results of the first place in the annual ranking and full scholarship, and was admitted to the Graduate School of the Royal Conservatory of Music at the age of 20. At the age of 12, he won the National Music Competition in Canada. At the age of 13, he won the second place in the finals at the Keyinswell International Junior Piano Competition. In 2017, he was appointed as a judge of the International Piano Competition of the Vitoso & Becanto International Music Festival in Italy, the youngest judge in the history of the competition. He is Zhang Haotian, a young pianist who attaches equal importance to appearance and strength, and he has also landed in weekly radio concerts.
Years of overseas life experience make Zhang Haotian have both Chinese and Western cultural backgrounds, and the orthodox classical music education background has cultivated Zhang Haotian's elegant musical aesthetic, and his international vision has made him have avant-garde cross-border thinking. On January 22, he will bring the "Time Traveler" concert to Dongyi.
In addition to paying tribute to the 100th anniversary of the master's birth with Piazzolla's works, the concert also includes Liszt's "Memories of Don Juan", which is known as one of the world's most difficult piano pieces, based on Mozart's opera Don Juan, Chinese composer Sun Yiqiang's "Spring Dance", Chu Wanghua's "Jasmine" and Zhang Haotian's original piece "The Source of All Things", which was used as a musical healing work in Wuhan Fang cabin hospital.
Let's take a special train of Zhang Haotian's romantic journey across time and space, starting from the land of tango, circling half the world, and returning to the place where oriental philosophies began.
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > five female pianists relay performances present the complete beethoven piano concerto</h1>
Beethoven composed five piano concertos in his lifetime, the first and second can clearly see the traces of Mozart and Haydn, and his artistic expression pursues a harmonious and balanced beauty; third, his pursuit of self-personality and dramatic conflict begins; fourth, the contrast between femininity and masculinity alternates, and the personality of the orchestra and the piano give full play to each other; and fifth, because of the accent section and the effect of the orchestra, the whole work becomes a portrayal of high emotions and heroic passion. Shimmering with the splendor and glorious beauty of heroism. These five concertos, especially the last three, opened up a new course in musical history for the development of the Romantic concerto.
As one of the most famous and powerful female conductors in China today, Zhang Jiemin will conduct the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra and join hands with five outstanding female pianists - Xie Jingxian, Zuo Zhang, Wang Yalun, Luo Wei and Chen Sa to perform three consecutive performances in five days, fully presenting Beethoven's five piano concertos. On January 27, xie Jingxian performed the second piano concerto and Zuo Zhang performed the first piano concerto; on january 29, in the second concert, Wang Yalun performed the third piano concerto, and the "Shanghai Women's Quartet" also brought Beethoven's "Eighth String Quartet in E minor"; on January 31, the third performance, Luo Wei performed the fourth piano concerto, and Chen Sa performed the fifth piano concerto.
Although the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth has passed, but the relevant commemorative activities are still endless, this time five young Chinese female pianists and Shanghai hand over the complete collection of Beethoven piano concertos, will set off another wave of enthusiasm on the eve of the Spring Festival.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Polish jazz master, Sir Mike Ceselski, a solo piano concert</h1>
Mike Cheselski is a well-known jazz pianist, composer and arranger from Gdańsk, Poland. He graduated from the Academy of Music in Gdańsk, Poland, with a master's degree in jazz composition and jazz piano. His work spans contemporary music, film scores, musicals, classical chamber music, symphony and pop music. He has won awards such as the Krzystov Komeda International Composition Competition, the European Jazz Contest, and participated in many jazz festivals such as the Sky Jazz Festival and RCK Pro.
On January 31st, he will bring a jazz piano recital to the Dongyi Concert Hall, performing "Shuttle to Tricity City" and "Set Sail!" "The Train to Karaganda", "The Ghost of Lviv", "Waltz at the Crossroads", "The Wings of the International Trade Drum" and other works. Stir everyone's hearing with sensual and flexible music, and interpret the free soul of jazz music.
The jazz version of Chopin's piano pieces will give us a fresh enough listening experience and reflect Mike Cheschersky's multiple talents in piano, arrangement and composition.
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