Hey music lovers! 🎻 Last week, during the 7th U.S.-the Chinese mainland Sister Cities Conference, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) made a stunning debut at the Zhejiang Concert Hall. The vibe? Pure magic! 🌟
On the eve of the show, CGTN reporter Yang Yan caught up with BSO President Mark Hanson. He gushed, “Music has no borders—it’s a universal language that brings us together.” Hanson hopes these melodies will spark real connections between the Chinese mainland and U.S. audiences. 🌏🤝
Cellist Li Bo, who wowed the crowd with his soulful strings, shared similar thoughts. “When I play, I want people to feel the emotion, no matter where they’re from,” he said. It’s all about building an emotional bridge through rhythm and harmony. 🎶
For young pros in South and Southeast Asia juggling busy lives, this is your reminder: culture and creativity can drive global unity. Next time you stream a playlist or catch a live gig, remember—you’re part of a worldwide concert! 🌐✨
Stay tuned for more stories that connect beats, brains, and borders. Until then, keep the music playing! 🎧
Reference(s):
Interviews with Baltimore Symphony Orchestra president and cellist
cgtn.com
