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"Stirring Lucheng" Zhang Jingli brings a feast of percussion music to Baotou music fans
The 2016 Motivated Note Concert was grandly opened at the Baotou Grand Theater on May 22. The concert program was Johann Strauss's "Symphony of the Bats" and Mozart's "Symphony No. 40 in G minor, a foreign classic.
The 2016 "Motivated Notes" concert was grandly opened at the Baotou Grand Theater on May 22. The concert program included Johann Strauss's "Symphony for Bats", Mozart's "Symphony No. 40 in G minor, First Movement", "Strings Polka", "Sicilian Vespers Symphony" and others. The second half was "The Night at the Maple Bridge" and "Chen Yi Percussion Concerto". The concert was conducted by Mr. Yang Li, a professor of the Central Conservatory of Music Conducting Department and a regular conductor of the Tianjin Symphony Orchestra, who led the Baotou Symphony Orchestra. It brought a sumptuous musical feast to thousands of Baotou audiences.
As the closing performance, the famous percussion musician Zhang Jingli collaborated with the Baotou Symphony Orchestra on the "Chen Yi Percussion Concerto". While the audience was enjoying the beautiful melody, they were also attracted by her passionate and delicate performance, which further climaxed the atmosphere of the concert and resonated deeply with thousands of audience members. Percussion is more of a visual and auditory impact, and the audience fully felt the sparks of the collision between Chinese classical literature and Western symphonies, which is difficult to forget for a long time. The applause under the stage was thunderous and could not calm down for a long time. At the end of the whole concert, she returned to perform a solo Xylophone piece "Dancing Bees", which showed her superb Xylophone skills with its fast rhythm. Her performance was full of passion and admirable, perfectly interpreting what it means to "stimulate the notes".
When all the audiences in Baotou had been addicted to this musical feast and unwilling to leave for a long time, in the continuous applause, Zhang Jingli once again performed a passionate samba song "Tico Tico" with the orchestra. In the passionate performance and fresh and lively melody of the orchestra, it made the stage and the audience one, and aroused the audience's climax. They beat the rhythm to the music without any appointment. In the joyful and enthusiastic live atmosphere, the concert ended perfectly!
Introduction to the repertoire of concertos
Chen Yi's Percussion Concerto
Chen Yi:Percussion Concerto(1998)
The whole song is divided into three movements, respectively taken from the tonal tones of Beijing Opera tunes, the vocal recitation and chanting tone, and the sound of drum and gourd performance. A distinct image contrast is formed between the movements, fully playing out the personality and potential of solo percussion.
First movement: Deep night (6:40``)
First Movement:The Night Deepens
Second movement: Water Tune (7:20``)
Second Movement:Prelude to water Tune
Third movement: The Wind of Hastiness (8:00``)
Third Movement:Speedy Wind