The symphony of fate fills my eyes with tears
Speaking of Beethoven's Symphony of Destiny, I believe everyone is not unfamiliar, and the familiar "knocking sound of fate" is shocking. Before I fell into the pit of classical music,…
Haydn’s oratorio “Four Seasons”
Haydn's oratorio "Four Seasons" rarely has a chance to be staged. Tonight, I have the honor to hear the excellent performance of the Amsterdam Baroque Chorus and the top performers…
Ernst’s Centennial: Fan Zhideng Performs Mahler’s Ninth Symphony
The concert has been long awaited. One reason is that the repertoire I play is my favorite Mahler, and the other reason is that Master Fanzhideng has once again visited…
Japanese Song: The Gentleness of Negative Energy
"The wonderful negative energy and tenderness of Japanese songs" is a phrase I saw in Majiko's cover of the review of the song.In countless late nights, I listened to Uncle…
Eastern Classic Music: The Origin of “Plum Blossom Sannong”
In the eighth year of the Tai Yuan Dynasty (383), Xie An's son-in-law, Wang Guobao, was autocratic and reckless. Xie An hated his conduct and often imposed restrictions on him.…