Liugdui 300 X NSO
| 2021-09-17 Fri 19:30 | National Concert Hall | 300 500 800 1200 | Buy |
Tien-Chi Lin, conductor
Zhi-Wen Yan, Wen-Yu Luo, Hai-Chun Chu, Wei-Jie Huang, Sauljaljui, singers
Hai-Yun Cheng, Mezzo-Soprano
Wen-I Tseng, Bass
National Symphony Orchestra, National Taiwan Hakka Children’s Choir, Si Zhua Jazz Quartet
Zhi-Wen Yan, Wen-Yu Luo, Hai-Chun Chu, Wei-Jie Huang, Sauljaljui, singers
Hai-Yun Cheng, Mezzo-Soprano
Wen-I Tseng, Bass
National Symphony Orchestra, National Taiwan Hakka Children’s Choir, Si Zhua Jazz Quartet
David Loon-Hsing Wen: Liugdui 300 Overture (world premiere)
Wei-Jie Huang: Golden Face Mountain, See off (arranged by Long-Chung Wen)
Wen-Yu Luo: Speak in Hakkanese, Breeze from “Yanlou” (arranged by Baby Chung)
Hai-Chun Chu: The Season of Flowering, Hakka Melody “Ban Shan Yao” (arranged by Long-Chung Wen)
Zhi-We Yan: Garden and Old House, Morning Mt. Dawu (arranged by Long-Chung Wen)
Yu-Ting Hsiao: Intermezzo from Hakka Melody “Tiao Dan Ge”
Sauljaljui: Singing for Each Other (arranged by Yu-Ting Hsiao)
David Loong-Hsing Wen: The Earth Singing Widely (world premiere)
David Loong-Hsing Wen: Symphony No. 6 (world premiere)
Wei-Jie Huang: Golden Face Mountain, See off (arranged by Long-Chung Wen)
Wen-Yu Luo: Speak in Hakkanese, Breeze from “Yanlou” (arranged by Baby Chung)
Hai-Chun Chu: The Season of Flowering, Hakka Melody “Ban Shan Yao” (arranged by Long-Chung Wen)
Zhi-We Yan: Garden and Old House, Morning Mt. Dawu (arranged by Long-Chung Wen)
Yu-Ting Hsiao: Intermezzo from Hakka Melody “Tiao Dan Ge”
Sauljaljui: Singing for Each Other (arranged by Yu-Ting Hsiao)
David Loong-Hsing Wen: The Earth Singing Widely (world premiere)
David Loong-Hsing Wen: Symphony No. 6 (world premiere)
In honor of the 300-year history of Liugdui, composer David Loon-Hsing Wen joins the NSO with Liugdui Hakka singers Wing (Wen-Yu Luo), Zhi-We Yan, Angel Hai-Chun Chu, Wei-Jie Huang, and indigenous singer Sauljaljui (Tai Siao-chun) to present this concert of Hakka ballads that speak of love for the Hakka hometown and the peaceful daily life in Hakka villages. Incorporating modern, jazz, rock, popular music, and Hakka bayin elements, these innovative renditions will pass on traditions while creating a novel listening experience.