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Huasi Philharmonic Orchestra plays Vienna Strauss Night, a 2027 New Year symphony concert built around the Strauss family, conducted by Liu Wendong.
According to the organiser, Huasi Philharmonic Orchestra was founded by musicians from the Central Conservatory of Music, the China Conservatory of Music, the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and some players from abroad, and it lists more than 100 members and more than 200 guest players. Guest conductor Liu Wendong is a master's graduate in orchestral conducting, a pupil of Professor Li Gang, and music director of the Capital Normal University wind orchestra.
Huasi Philharmonic plays this Strauss programme: The Blue Danube, Voices of Spring, Roses from the South and the Emperor Waltz by Johann Strauss II, polkas by Josef and Eduard Strauss, and, to close, Johann Strauss I's Radetzky March. With them come Bizet's Carmen prelude, Offenbach's Can-Can, Shostakovich's Waltz No. 2, Mozart's Turkish March, excerpts from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, Jasmine Flower, Dance of the Yao People and Good News from Beijing Reaches the Frontier.
Children under 1.2 metres must have their own ticket to enter.
Full programme
Zhongshan Park, 4 Zhonghua Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing (北京市东城区中华路4号 中山公园内)
Concerts beside the Forbidden City: this hall sits inside Zhongshan Park next to Tiananmen Square and offers 1,419 seats on two levels.
Few concert halls have a setting like this: Zhongshan Park, next to the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. Inside, 1,419 seats on two levels face a stage 23 metres wide, with an American Austin pipe organ behind it. The hall grew from a 5,000-seat open-air theatre of 1942 and was renovated by April 1999.
