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22 Sep

Shanghai Chinese Orchestra

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The Shanghai Chinese Orchestra brings over 70 musicians for their Australian debut, celebrating the elegance and vitality of Chinese musical traditions. Under the dynamic direction of Maestro Tang Muhai, the concert blends ancient melodies, Shanghai-style folk, and contemporary masterpieces in a unique East-meets-West soundscape. Highlights include Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon composed by Tan Dun and Silk Road by Jiang Ying.

This acclaimed program has captivated audiences worldwide at iconic venues. Now it's Melbourne's turn to experience how Chinese classical music becomes chic, sophisticated, and deeply moving in this celebration of heritage and innovation.

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Date Times
Mon 22 Sep
  • 7.30pm - 9.30pm 7:30pm - 9:30pm

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Melbourne Recital Centre
31 Sturt St
Southbank 3006

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From $68 to $128

Adult / general $88
Senior $79.20
Student / concession $79.20
Children $79.20
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  • email address: events@ausfeng.com.au
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