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Beautiful Sunday: Music Lecture on Tchaikovsky by Yanhuan Li
Performed by：Lecture by: Yanhuan Li
Hosted by：Shenzhen Concert Hall
Time：2026.04.26 ( Sunday) 15:00
Address：Theatre Studio, Shenzhen Concert Hall
Price (RMB)：Free
Warm Prompt：
- Each audience should have a ticket
- Please refer to Shenzhen Concert Hall official WeChat: szyinyuet for further details of ticket reservation.
- The Program
Tchaikovsky is widely regarded as Russia's most beloved musical master. His works, known for their beautiful melodies, rich colors, and deep emotion, have an enduring appeal. He excelled in almost all musical genres, creating numerous masterpieces and becoming a bridge between Russian music and the world.
When it comes to Tchaikovsky’s music, his "ballet complex" is the most talked-about aspect. Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker remain hugely popular to this day. Piano music also holds a significant place in his work—whether it's The Seasons, which musically portrays the changing months, or the grand and powerful Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Minor, both have left an unforgettable mark on piano art. Likewise, symphony writing accompanied him throughout his life, from the First Symphony written at age 26 to the Sixth Symphony completed shortly before his death.
This lecture will trace Tchaikovsky's musical path through his symphonies, concertos, ballets, and solo works, exploring his achievements across genres and uncovering the profound emotion at the heart of his music.
When it comes to Tchaikovsky’s music, his "ballet complex" is the most talked-about aspect. Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker remain hugely popular to this day. Piano music also holds a significant place in his work—whether it's The Seasons, which musically portrays the changing months, or the grand and powerful Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Minor, both have left an unforgettable mark on piano art. Likewise, symphony writing accompanied him throughout his life, from the First Symphony written at age 26 to the Sixth Symphony completed shortly before his death.
This lecture will trace Tchaikovsky's musical path through his symphonies, concertos, ballets, and solo works, exploring his achievements across genres and uncovering the profound emotion at the heart of his music.
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