Harmonizing musical heritage
The National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing is hosting the third edition of its 'Spring of Chinese Music' festival, featuring 25 concerts and over 80 master performers. The festival aims to promote the inheritance and innovation of Chinese music, showcasing traditional sounds with contemporary creativity.
The National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing is hosting a music festival from April 2 to 25. The festival features 25 concerts and over 80 master performers. It showcases traditional Chinese music with contemporary creativity. The China National Traditional Orchestra and the Russian Osipov State Academic Folk Orchestra will open the festival. The event will also feature the 'Intangible Cultural Heritage Music Week', highlighting China's centuries-old musical traditions. Over 40 virtuosos will perform traditional instruments, delivering an artistic showcase.
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