CSEBA was one of the sponsors of this important musical event.
Some of China's most revered musicians took part along with Croatian cellist Ana Rucner. Chinese Pianist Muye Wu opened festival with an great performance. In recent years, Muye visited the Europe and the United States with the China National Symphony Orchestra, which is directly under the China’s Ministry of Culture. After a superb classical solo performance, he was joined by the Croatia celllist Ana Rucner before Ana performed a spectacular and rousing solo.
The concert "take your ears to travel" leaded by the founder of Chinese music geography, Li Zhihui, who brings you on a mysterious and wonderful journey based on beautiful Chinese landscapes and humanistic culture. Soulful sound of Chinese bamboo flute, western string instruments, Chinese zither and blues harp will lead you from ancient Phoenix to the mysterious Forbidden City, from beautiful dreamlike Tianshan Mountains to Chinese impressionism.
Very interesting performance was one of the Zhihui Li, one of the most famous Chinese New Age musicians.
Haya band had the most impressive performance, according to spectators. All of the musicians with Haya are ethnic Mongolians. In the Mongolian language, haya means "the edge." It is a metaphor for the nomadic lifestyle that has become rare today. The band wants their music to appeal to not just Mongolians, but to make world music that is based on Mongolian traditions. The hits Haya performed include Silent Sky and Flying Eagle, which combines traditional Mongolian sounds with other musical elements, especially contemporary music.
CSEBA was one of the sponsors of this important musical event.
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