Thanks to the National Center for the Performing Arts for carefully planning a popular concert that combines speech with equal emphasis on appreciation, so that we ordinary people can understand and like national music at a close distance and understand the music culture of the motherland.

This morning, my loving daughter arranged for my husband and me to have the opportunity to listen to Dream Chasing Beijing - a concert of national orchestral works at the National Center for the Performing Arts and Concert Hall.

Although the concert was at 10:30, my husband and I set off at 9:00. We scanned the health code and itinerary code at the north gate of the National Center for the Performing Arts. After successfully entering, we went to the service window to report our mobile phone number to collect tickets. , then swipe your ID card, ticket and security check, and now enter the lobby of the National Center for the Performing Arts.

The two of us went to the souvenir shop on the first floor to collect souvenirs from the last New Year’s concert we attended. We chose 1 out of 4 and ordered a (Beethoven) Great Musician Series refrigerator magnet. Then we went to the concert hall to find our seats. After a while, the performers took their seats and the concert started immediately.

For this concert, conductor Zhang Ming conducts the Beijing Chinese Orchestra, and Beijing TV host Aaron is specially invited to conduct the concert. During the concert, there were wonderful explanations and demonstrations, allowing our audience to experience the beauty of traditional Chinese music up close.

The entire concert captures the history and existing natural and cultural landscapes in the suburbs of Beijing, blends traditional and modern creative techniques, and creates and depicts the sound and picture of national music.

The performance is rich in content and diverse in form, including classic works such as "National Style", "Eight Scenes of Yanjing", "Dream Chasing Beijing", etc. It is full of strong "Beijing flavor" and fully demonstrates the historical features of Yanjing. , humanistic style and spiritual connotation.

Thanks to my daughter for giving us the opportunity to listen to musicians playing classic music on erhu, jinghu, yangqin, xylophone, suona, pipa and other instruments, and also feel the music express the beauty and charm of Beijing. incisively and vividly.