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Feature: China's symphony orchestra wins applause with premiere-filled performance in New York

Artists from the Central Conservatory of Music Symphony Orchestra of Beijing, China perform at Carnegie Hall in New York, the United States on Nov. 24, 2023. Artists from the leading Chinese symphony orchestra returned here on Friday night after a COVID-induced hiatus and won the hearts of over a thousand audience members with their world premiere compositions.(Photo by Michael Violago/Xinhua)
Central Conservatory of Music Symphony Orchestra returns to Carnegie Hall

On Nov 24, the Central Conservatory of Music Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Chen Lin, will perform at New York's Carnegie Hall.
Meeting looks at music intelligence

The Second Summit on Music Intelligence was launched in Beijing on Saturday. Co-organized by the Chinese Association for Artificial Intelligence and the Central Conservatory of Music, the three-day event aimed at displaying and promoting the combination of AI technology and music.
China, Austria strengthen mutual bond through music

Professor Shen Fanxiu (L) instructs as a student practices "Fantasy in F Minor, K. 608" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on a pipe organ at Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, China, on Sept. 14, 2023.

Meeting looks at music's global context

The third international conference on contemporary studies of Chinese music in a global perspective, Contrast and Convergence in Chinese Music, took place at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing from Oct 20 to 23.

Silk Road musical alliance conference held

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The language is full of joy, and the spring is full of spring Contemporary Works of the National Chamber Orchestra
Twice every day in Zhihua Temple, at 10 am and 3 pm, Hu Qingxue, the 27th-generation inheritor of Jing music - an art handed down through generations of Buddhist monks - strikes up the music with seven other players for a 15-minute performance for visitors from home and abroad.

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