Core Points - The sixth Hangzhou Modern Music Festival opened on October 25, attracting artists from 15 countries and regions, featuring 9 concerts, 1 modern dance performance, and various lectures and forums [1][2] - The festival has evolved into an important platform for modern art in China, often referred to as "the Trans-Tang Stuttgart" by media and music enthusiasts [1] - The festival emphasizes the avant-garde and exploratory nature of modern music while showcasing works that reflect Chinese cultural heritage [2] Event Details - Over 200 artists, including renowned ensembles from both domestic and international backgrounds, will perform 53 modern music pieces, with 9 world premieres, 1 Asian premiere, and 21 Chinese premieres [2] - Notable performances include works inspired by traditional Chinese culture, such as "Far Mountains," "Grassland Elegy," and "The Sound of the Guqin" [2] - The festival is organized by Zhejiang Conservatory of Music and will run until October 30 [3]