This summer, come to 'Music of the Sea' to experience the 'Encyclopedia' of instrumental music appreciation!

🔹The long-awaited Chinese style music performance 'Music of the Sea' has already begun! 💗Cadillac Shanghai Concert Hall in collaboration with the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra's 'Music of the Sea' is returning for its fourth season, set to perform 100 shows. 💗A brand new audio-visual presentation, combining performances, dance, lighting, Peking opera, rock, and 3D Mapping wall shows, will shatter your traditional impressions of ethnic instrumental music. 💗The performance includes 9 pieces: 🔹'Drawing from the Ancient' 🔹'Water Journey' 🔹'Dance of Fire' 🔹'Ink Play/Elegance' 🔹'Mountains and Waters' 🔹'Wine Song/Yu Xi' 🔹'Traverse' 🔹'Flight of the Bees' 🔹'Silk Road' 💗Here, you will experience a 'Encyclopedia' style of Chinese and foreign instrumental ensemble, perfectly fused with the interplay of light and shadow. 💗Through the interaction of architecture, art, music, light, and technology, the wonderful moments of Chinese music are splendidly bloomed. 🌹Especially during 'Traverse', the collision between the traditional suona and the electronic band pushes the performance to a climax, leaving the audience amazed and shocked, proud of the new upgrade of our national music. 💗 Cadillac-Shanghai Concert Hall 🎵Concert Hall History🎵 🔹Shanghai Concert Hall, built in 1930, was originally named Nanking Theatre and opened on March 26, 1930. It was renamed Beijing Cinema in 1950 and Shanghai Concert Hall in 1959. 🎵Concert Hall Architectural Features🎵 🔹European-style architecture, with the ceiling of the hall adorned with elegant blue flowers and gold leaf embellishments, is luxurious and noble. 🔹After being relocated on April 15, 2003, it reappeared with a brand new look. 🔹A magnificent visual and auditory feast is about to be staged this summer, won't you join us?