Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra Showcases Top Talent at Carnegie Hall Debut (Photos)
NEW YORK—Classical music lovers may think they have heard it all, but the classical world of music has just opened up new boundaries with Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra’s debut at Carnegie Hall on Oct. 28.
Shen Yun compositions integrate the strengths of Western symphonic instruments with traditional Eastern instruments—creating a sound like no other. In one piece, the two-stringed erhu, along with the woodwinds and muted trumpet, evoke the elegance of the Ladies of the Manchu Court. In another, the trumpets take center stage in an inspiring rendition of Vivaldi’s Concerto for Two Trumpets in C Major, RV 537.
Shen Yun Performing Arts is a classical Chinese dance company based in New York. With a mission to revive 5,000 years of Chinese culture, it has three touring companies that perform on top stages around the world. Each company is accompanied by a complete orchestra.
The Carnegie performance featured over 90 musicians selected from those orchestras and three Shen Yun conductors—Keng-Wei Kuo, Antonia Joy Wilson, and Milen Nachev—took turns with the baton. The program also included masterful solos from Shen Yun’s singers, who perform using bel canto technique while singing Chinese texts. The lyrics and scores of these are all original Shen Yun pieces.
Shen Yun Soprano Haolan Geng sings “The Purpose of Life.” This former star of the Guangdong Opera Company won first prize in the New Tang Dynasty Television International Chinese Vocal Competition in 2009. (Dai Bing/The Epoch Times)
The Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra stands to acknowledge the audience’s enthusiastic applause at the end of a piece. (Dai Bing/The Epoch Times)
Soprano Pi-Ju Huang sings “What Is The Meaning Of Life?” — an original Shen Yun composition. The Taiwan-native has sung the lead role in operas including as “La Traviata,” “Madame Butterfly,” and “Don Giovanni.” (Dai Bing/The Epoch Times)
Tenor Huan Xing, a graduate of the Sichuan Conservatory of Music, joined Shen Yun Performing Arts as a soloist in 2010. He sings “Honor Your Vow to the Divine” at New York’s Carnegie Hall on Oct. 28. (Dai Bing/The Epoch Times)
The Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra takes center stage during their Carnegie Hall debut on Oct. 28, 2012. (Dai Bing/The Epoch Times)
Tian Ge, a Gold Prize winning tenor at the All-China Music Competition and former performer with the Opera San Jose, sings “Hope of Returning Home” with the Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra on Oct. 28. (Dai Bing/The Epoch Times)
The entire Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra, its three conductors and five solo singers, enjoy the moment during one of several standing ovations at New York’s Carnegie Hall on Oct. 28. (Dai Bing/The Epoch Times)
The Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra played three encores to an appreciative audience during their debut at New York’s Carnegie Hall on Oct. 28. (Dai Bing/The Epoch Times)
New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts has three touring companies that perform simultaneously around the world. For more information, visit ShenYunPerformingArts.org
The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of Shen Yun Performing Arts.
2012-10-29 10:20:13
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