Warm Prompt：
Children under the age of six or 1.2 meters will not be admitted. Each audience should have a ticket regardless of the age.

Guzheng：Chang Jing
  Chang Jing is not only one of ’Four Ancient Guzheng Beauties’, but also the first player of ’singing & ancient zither’. Chang Jing was born on Sichuan province and began to learn Guzheng at the age of 7. She was graduated from China Conservatory of Music in 1995. She is now ancient Guzheng player of China Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble, independent musician, permanent royal Guzheng teacher for Thai Princess, chief performer of the movie The Love of Hawthorn Tree directed by Zhang Yimou and ancient zither soloist of Moonlit Night on Spring River on the Beijing Olympic Games 2008.
  Chang Jing focuses on Guzheng music and creation, and publishes many solo records. She cooperates with world-class musicians and orchestras, including Chen Qigang, Tang Muhai and L’Orchestre National de Francaise. She often participates in various large-scale performances, symphony concerts and worldwide music festivals.
  Chang Jing integrates Guzheng, piano, percussion, Kun Opera and other modern instruments in order to create unprecedented musical styles. Her music penetrates the soul so that people can sense it deep inside their heart. By listening to every musical note under meditation, every audience can be enchanted by unprecedented music magic. She is more often seen playing Guzheng in unconventional ways. She has cooperated with Greek musician Yanni and conductor Lorin Maazel, as well as world music artist Zhu Zheqin and French pianist Richard Clayderman. “I want to show that the Guzheng can be very modern,” she says. “I’m trying to present another side of Guzheng.”

Cello：Song Zhao
  Song Zhao is active in different styles of concerts, dramas, ballets, exhibitions, films, televisions and contemporary leading arts fields of China as cellist, performer of chamber music and pioneering cello artist. On the aspects of music production and performance, he is the co-founder of music group such as “DNA Trio Gene”, “Mongolism” Pioneer Choir, “Northern” Contemporary Mongolian Music Lab and “Pirate and Wizard” He has created dozens of concert works with his cooperators which were all sold well and embodied the elegant tastes of art. Apart from his intensive art activities, he is also the special invited cellist of China Philharmonic Orchestra as well as the guest professor of Beijing Dance Academy Musical Drama department and Central Conservatory of Music Experimental School.
 

Piano：Xiao Ying
Xiao Ying, young pianist and composer, who has learned composition and orchestration in Ecole Normale Super Paris France for a year and successfully got the Diploma in advanced composers. Meantime, he was admitted to enter the Paris Conservatoire and had further study on composition. He learned orchestration, counterpoint, musical analyses and electronic music at the same time. Finally, he was admitted being the master of composer in Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris.
After coming back to China, Xiao founded the AEM STUDIO and hold the position as music producer, he also founded a DJ orchestra of classical music.

Percussion：Wang Jianan
Wang Jianan is from China National Opera and Dance Orchestra, specialized in percussion instruments. He learned violin from his father from an early age, then he began to learn piano at the age of 7 and finally turns to percussion at the age of 13. He was graduated from National Conservatory Institute, and founded several bands including “Shake the Feathers”, “the World Percussion” and “Oriental Jazz”. Mr. Wang is an often featured star in the Chinese national television shows, and performed in various countries and regions including Moscow, St. Petersburg, Seoul, Hong Kong, Macao and many other places. He performed in 2008 Beijing Olympics closing ceremony “Beijing, Beijing” show, the 2009 Finnish Music Festival, 2010 Vienna Musikverein Concert, the Sweden 2011 “China Today” show, and the 2012 National Theatre’s Shakespeare play “Richard III” as the music design and performer.

Chinese bamboo flute, Xiao, Shakuhachi: Zhang Di
Zhang Di is a member of China Nationalities Orchestra Society, director of Beijing Famous Musician Course and the co-founder of Dalian Flute Training Base. He received professional flute training guided by his father when he was young. His teacher was Zhang Weiliang, who had the reputation as “Flute King of China”. He often participates in the recordings of CCTV Music Channel and large-scale live show.

Program:
1． The Flying Crane Composer&Lyrics: Qi Gang
2． Dancing in the dream Composer: Chang Jing
3． Moon Shadow by the lakeside Composer: Qi Gang, Chang Jing
4． Petals Flying Composer: Chang Jing Lyrics: Li Yu (Southern Tang Dynasty)
5． Perfection Composer: Chang Jing
6． The Love of the Hawthorn Tree Composer: Chen Qigang
7． Smoke-Like Composer /Lyrics: Chang Jing
8． Li Xi Mei to Composer: Jiang Kui
9． Almond Blossom in the Sky Composer /Lyrics: Jiang Kui Adapt: Chang Jing
10． Moonlit Night on Spring River Ancient chinese music adapted: Chang Jing
11． Into the Cloud Composer: Chang Jing, Xiao Ying
12． Farewell to My Concubine Suite Composer: Qi Gang

(Please check program updates at the concert)