中新网2月28日电 据中央音乐学院消息，当地时间2月24日晚，"金钟之星"中国新年音乐会在美国纽约 卡内基音乐厅奏响。 中国文联副主席高世名，中国音协驻会副主席、秘书长韩新安，中国驻纽约总领事陈立，中国驻美国大 使馆公参陈春梅等嘉宾出席音乐会。 作为2026年"今日中国"艺术周的首场演出，此次音乐会由中国文联主办，中国音协与中央音乐学院联合 承办，美国保卢斯胡克音乐基金会协办，并得到了中国驻纽约总领馆的指导与支持。(完) 据介绍，当晚，音乐会在民族管弦乐《春节序曲》中拉开帷幕，中国艺术家们以昂扬奔放的旋律营造出 喜庆热烈的节日氛围。《苍歌引》《百鸟朝凤》《墨梅》《永远的山丹丹》等曲目精彩纷呈，融汇传统 意蕴与当代表达。返场曲目《鸳鸯茶》《赛马》《花好月圆》节奏明快、气氛热烈，将现场气氛推向高 潮。 此次音乐会由中国音协驻会副主席、秘书长韩新安担任团长，中央音乐学院院长、著名二胡演奏家于红 梅教授担任艺术总监。指挥家刘沙执棒中央音乐学院民族管弦乐团，携手笙演奏家王磊、古筝演奏家宋 心馨、唢呐演奏家刘雯雯等优秀音乐家，演绎了多部融汇传统精髓与当代审美的民族器乐佳作。 ...

在返场环节，艺术家呈现一曲《花好月圆》，其精湛表演和敬业精神博得全场观众热烈掌声和起立 致敬。联合国妇女协会主席安妮特·海雷佩蒂安说，乐曲传递的中国文化元素令人赞叹，中国艺术家们 的表演水准堪称世界一流，专业精神令人感动。"我要向他们道一声'谢谢'！" 在纽约居住50多年的华人观众唐先生说，《花好月圆》和《百鸟朝凤》这些经典民乐让他倍感亲 切，希望有更多机会欣赏中华民族音乐瑰宝。 音乐会上既有广为流传的经典名曲，也有手法新颖的创新之作，艺术团展现出中国民乐的多元风 貌。开场《春节序曲》让整个音乐厅洋溢在喜庆气氛中，唢呐与管弦乐队合奏的《百鸟朝凤》清脆婉 转，二胡协奏曲《墨梅》意境悠远，古筝曲目《苍歌引》扣人心弦。 新华社纽约2月26日电（记者 施春）锣鼓铿锵，丝竹悠扬。在美国纽约卡内基音乐厅里，中国"金 钟之星"艺术团日前为当地观众献上一场独具魅力的中国民族音乐会，也为暴雪后的纽约传递新春暖 意。 "我们希望通过这场音乐会，展现中国音乐的风采，给观众送上新春问候，"中央音乐学院院长于红 梅说，也希望通过音乐让各国人民有更多交融、理解和思想碰撞。 ...

转自：北京头条 【孙楚泊邀多位好友赴音乐之约！市民为送到"家门口"的艺术点赞】1月17日，北京大运河博物馆共享 大厅热闹非凡。"国民闺女"、中国歌剧舞剧院青年演奏家孙楚泊和她的朋友刘西站、罗懿，携手从山西 专程赶来的国家级非物质文化遗产项目上党八音会的传承主体——皇城相府艺术团，为市民带来"河畔 音乐会"。《扬鞭催马运粮忙 》《沸腾的黄土地》《百鸟朝凤》《十面埋伏》《晋城往事》《庆丰收》 等经典曲目依次上演，现场叫好声不断！轻松愉快的艺术体验收获市民点赞："这就是艺术真正走入百 姓的生活中。"（北京青年报记者 胡莎 武文娟 摄像 胡莎 剪辑 胡莎 校对 王晗） ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the rise of outdoor performances in public spaces, particularly in Beijing's Zizhuyuan Park, where musicians like Sun Chubo have gained popularity through spontaneous concerts, fostering community engagement and connection with the audience [1][11]. Group 1: Artist Experience - Sun Chubo, a professional flute player from the China National Opera and Dance Drama Theater, gained fame during an outdoor live stream performance in Zizhuyuan Park during the National Day holiday [1]. - Initially shy and socially anxious, Sun found comfort and healing through audience interaction, receiving warmth and encouragement from attendees [3][5]. - The informal setting allowed for closer connections with the audience, enabling real-time feedback on her performances [5]. Group 2: Community Engagement - Zizhuyuan Park has become a hub for various musicians, offering free performances that attract large crowds, enhancing community spirit [6]. - The Beijing Minzu Orchestra, led by chief suona player Wang Xiangyang, frequently organizes outdoor concerts, allowing for direct interaction with the audience, which enhances the musicians' satisfaction [8][10]. - The audience size has grown significantly, with attendance reaching nearly a thousand, prompting safety concerns and the need for organized management of events [11]. Group 3: Venue Changes and Adaptations - Due to safety concerns from large crowds, performances in Zizhuyuan Park were temporarily halted, leading to the exploration of alternative venues like Tianqiao Citizen Square and the Beijing Grand Canal Museum [13][14]. - The new venues provide more space and safety, allowing for continued artistic expression while maintaining audience engagement [14]. - The transition from park to urban spaces illustrates the evolving relationship between art and the community, emphasizing the importance of accessible public performances [16].

Core Viewpoint - The "Mid-Autumn Poetry Festival" held at the United Nations aims to promote cultural exchange between the East and West, emphasizing themes of reunion, harmony, and harvest associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival [1][2]. Group 1: Event Highlights - The event featured bilingual recitations of classical poems such as "Quiet Night Thoughts" and "Water Melody," showcasing the cultural significance of the Mid-Autumn Festival [1]. - Performances included traditional music and dance, such as "Chasing the Moon" and "Hundred Birds Welcoming the Phoenix," enhancing the poetic experience [1]. - The festival concluded with a solo performance of "May You Live Long," encapsulating the spirit of the celebration [1]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The event was organized by the Chinese Tourism Office in New York and supported by the US-China Cultural and Arts Foundation, highlighting the collaborative efforts in promoting cultural understanding [2]. - UN representative Peter Dawkins emphasized the power of poetry and art to transcend language barriers, aligning with the UN's mission of peace and understanding [1].

Core Points - The event "Voices of Peace and Commemoration: 80 Years Echo" was held to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, attended by nearly 400 representatives from various sectors [1][2] - Chinese Ambassador to Australia, Xiao Qian, emphasized the significant contributions of the Chinese people to the victory in the war and the deep friendship formed between China and Australia during this critical historical period [2] - The event featured performances by artists from Shenyang Conservatory of Music, including classic songs and traditional pieces, culminating in a choir performance of "My Motherland and I" [5][6] Summary by Sections - **Event Overview** - The music reception commemorated the 80th anniversary of the victory in the war, attended by various dignitaries and representatives [1] - The event aimed to reflect on history and promote a more just international relationship [2] - **Performances** - Artists performed notable pieces such as "I Love You, China" and "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix," creating a vibrant atmosphere [5][6] - The event concluded with a choir performance, receiving enthusiastic applause from the audience [5] - **Historical Reflection** - The Dean of Shenyang Conservatory of Music, Tian Yan, highlighted the importance of remembering history through music and honoring the sacrifices made [7] - An exhibition titled "Remembering History, Cherishing Peace" showcased images of the joint efforts of Chinese and Australian people against fascism, enhancing mutual understanding [8][10] - **Future Events** - The music concert is set to be performed again at the Sydney Opera House on September 2 [11]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the cultural significance and revival efforts of the traditional Chinese musical instrument, the suona, led by Zhou Benming and his family group, "Zhou Family Band," which has been recognized as a provincial intangible cultural heritage representative. Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Tradition - Zhou Benming is the fifth-generation leader of "Zhou Family Band," a well-known folk music group in Bolin Village, Lingbi County, with a history of over a century [2] - The suona is celebrated as the "king of instruments" in the region, often featured in important local events such as weddings and ancestral worship [1] - Zhou Family Band has successfully trained over a hundred local Zhou clan members and more than a thousand non-clan enthusiasts in suona performance [2] Group 2: Modernization and Promotion - Zhou Benming has restructured the band, enriching its repertoire and focusing on training, including the publication of "Essentials of Zhou Family Band Heritage" [2] - The band has integrated traditional and modern elements in their performances, creating new works like "Dongfeng Qi" that resonate with contemporary audiences [3] - Since 2017, the band has performed over 200 shows internationally, including a planned 20 performances in the U.S. during the 2025 Spring Festival [3] Group 3: Recognition and Impact - In 2014, the suona art (Lingbi Bolin suona) was included in the national intangible cultural heritage representative project list, boosting its recognition [3] - The performances aim to evoke respect and appreciation for traditional music while also engaging younger audiences with popular music adaptations [3]

Core Viewpoint - The collaboration between Shenzhen and Hong Kong in the arts is highlighted through innovative performances that blend traditional Chinese instruments with contemporary jazz, showcasing a vibrant cultural exchange and artistic synergy [1][2][4]. Group 1: Event Highlights - The concert titled "Suan Na Meets Jazz" featured a unique fusion of the traditional Chinese suona and jazz music, exemplifying a cross-cultural dialogue [1][2]. - The performance included classic pieces like "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix" and Guangdong folk songs such as "Chasing the Clouds" and "Jasmine" reinterpreted in a jazz style, demonstrating the innovative spirit of the artists involved [2]. - The event is part of a broader initiative by Shenzhen Music Hall and Hong Kong's Leisure and Cultural Services Department to promote artistic exchanges, with a series of performances planned for the second half of the year [3]. Group 2: Cultural Exchange Initiatives - The collaboration model between Shenzhen and Hong Kong focuses on "government support, institutional collaboration, and resource sharing," aiming to bring diverse artistic elements from Hong Kong to Shenzhen [3][4]. - Upcoming performances include a variety of genres, featuring renowned artists such as conductor Yip Wing-sie and violinist Yao Jue, indicating a commitment to high-quality cultural offerings [3]. - The cultural exchange has been thriving over the past decade, with both governments actively facilitating interactions among artists and cultural institutions, reflecting a growing demand for music and family-friendly performances in the Greater Bay Area [4].