What tracks did Suzhou Orchestra perform in America?

According to foreign media reports on July 29th, Suzhou Philharmonic Orchestra performed in Lincoln Auditorium of Portland State University on July 25th, attracting hundreds of folk music lovers to watch with its unique charm of Chinese folk music.

The repertoire of the concert includes six carefully arranged pieces of music, including Zhao Jiping's Celebration Overture, Liu's Jasmine Flower, Zhao Jiping's Butterfly Dream, His Lyric Variations, His Peony Pavilion and Wang Danhong's Macao Capricorn. In addition, The Peony Pavilion Garden, an adaptation of Kunqu Opera, a world intangible cultural heritage, was created by Zhu Changyao, a famous erhu artist and composer, and invited Wang Fang, a famous Kunqu Opera artist, to sing live.

Bonnie, Dean of the School of Music at Portland State University? Bonnie Mayquez, one of the audience, said, "It was an amazing performance. Use erhu instead of violin. Its timbre is very different from that of the violin, adding a special color to the whole orchestra. "

Suzhou Philharmonic Orchestra was established in February 2007, under the direction of the famous conductor Peng Jiapeng. At present, it has more than 90 members, including famous musicians and students from top conservatories in China. Peng Jiapeng said: "Although the Suzhou National Orchestra is still very young, we are full of passion and have been committed to integrating national music into the orchestra, reinterpreting and expressing China traditional music and international mainstream symphonies."

The concert is part of the 30th anniversary celebration of Portland-Suzhou Friendship City Association. Robert, President of Portland-Suzhou City Federation? Robert J. Robert Frazer said: "This activity is to celebrate the friendship and cooperation between the two cities over the years, which will help our city become a better place to live, work and play."