The earliest symphony orchestra in China

The earliest symphony orchestras in China are as follows:

The earliest symphony orchestra in China can be traced back to 1927. At that time, the Symphony Orchestra of Shanghai Ministry of Industry was established in Shanghai and became the pioneer of China Modern Symphony Orchestra. This band is composed of foreign musicians and mainly plays western classical music and symphonies. However, the band broke up on 1945, which had a certain influence on the development of China symphony.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the development of China symphony began to enter a new stage. 1956, the Central Orchestra was established in Beijing, becoming the first symphony orchestra composed of China people in China. This orchestra has played an important role in the music stage in China, laying the foundation for the development of China Symphony.

With the continuous development of China's economy and the prosperity of cultural undertakings, the number and level of symphony orchestras in China are increasing day by day. At present, the well-known symphony orchestras in China include national centre for the performing arts Symphony Orchestra, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra and Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra. These orchestras performed at home and abroad, demonstrating the outstanding achievements of China Symphony.

China's symphonies are becoming more and more varied. Many composers draw lessons from the experience of western symphonies, but also incorporate the elements of China to create symphonies with China characteristics. For example, Liang Zhu, Yellow River and Long March have become the classics of China symphony.

China's three major symphony orchestras:

1, China National Centre for the Performing Arts Orchestra: As one of the representatives of young orchestras in China, China National Centre for the Performing Arts Orchestra has developed into an internationally influential orchestra since its establishment in 2008. They mainly play large-scale works and contemporary works, showing the unique charm of China Symphony. In the past few years, they have cooperated with world-renowned conductors and soloists for many times and held a series of high-quality concerts, which have won high praise from audiences and critics at home and abroad.

2. China National Symphony Orchestra: Founded in 1956, China National Symphony Orchestra is one of the oldest symphony orchestras in China. As representatives of the Chinese Symphony Orchestra, they played a large number of China's works and western classic works, and made outstanding contributions to the music industry in China. The members of the orchestra are all excellent musicians from all over the country, and their playing skills and artistic level are very high.

3. China Philharmonic Orchestra: Founded in 2000, China Philharmonic Orchestra is one of the emerging symphony orchestras in China. They mainly play world classics and contemporary works of China, showing the diversity and uniqueness of China symphony. In the past few years, they have cooperated with many world-famous conductors and soloists and held many high-quality concerts, which won wide acclaim and attention.