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A late-night celebration with Beijing Wind Orchestra and conductor Li Bowei, bringing together Viennese dances, operetta overtures and Chinese melody.
The programme moves from the theatrical sparkle of Strauss to the broad melodies of Tchaikovsky and Wang Hesheng. Wind instruments give these familiar dances and orchestral scenes a bright, expansive sound. The evening closes with the sweeping waltz rhythms of The Blue Danube.
Full programme
1 Beixinhua Street, Xicheng District, Beijing (北京市西城区北新华街1号)
China's first professional concert hall: a Chang'an Avenue landmark with 1,019 seats, a glass facade and acoustic panels above the stage.
Beijing Concert Hall is China's first professional concert hall and a national landmark on West Chang'an Avenue. Reopened after renovation on 31 December 2004, it has 1,019 seats, a glass facade, 16 acoustic panels above the stage and room for orchestras and choruses of up to 100. Record companies have made albums here.
