Information about the Asian Philharmonic Orchestra

The Asian Philharmonic Orchestra is composed of top musicians from eight Asian countries, with the famous conductor Zheng Mingxun as the chief conductor and music director. Its purpose is to prove that cultural diversity and ethnic background differences can not only create wonderful notes, but also create profound harmony and mutual understanding through various media. The orchestra not only devotes itself to music, but also pays more attention to the development of solidarity and friendship among Asian countries. The Asian Philharmonic Orchestra is not a permanent orchestra, but more like a festival orchestra. After the successful premiere of 1997, the orchestra became one of the first-class orchestras in Asia. 1998, South Korea's top traditional percussion quartet and outstanding performers held a concert called "Salute to South Korea", aiming at inspiring countries that have experienced the Asian financial turmoil and playing the theme of unity and harmony. To celebrate the arrival of the Millennium, more than 65,438,000 musicians and violinist sarah chang from Asian countries jointly held a Millennium concert. In 2006, Asian artists from 365,438+0 music groups reunited after a six-year absence and played magnificent music again. In 2007, on the occasion of 10 anniversary, the orchestra toured Seoul, Toyama and Tokyo. Part of China musicians' lineup: Violin Chief, Lv Wei, Violin Chief, qi zhou, Munich Philharmonic Violin Liu, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Viola Chief, Chen Qiyuan, San Diego Symphony Orchestra Viola Chief, Ni Haiye, Belgian Liege Philharmonic Orchestra Viola Chief, Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Cello Chief, Zhao. Yao San Diego Symphony Orchestra Cello Chief Tu Qiang New York Philharmonic Cello Competition Southern Danish Symphony Orchestra Oboe Chief Mao Zhiyu London Symphony Orchestra Clarinet Deputy Chief Kyle Detroit Symphony Orchestra Bass Chief German Radio Philharmonic Orchestra Horn Chief