The concert of Music of China was played by the orchestra of National Center for the Performing Arts in Konzerthaus Berlin. The concert witnessed the 40th anniversary of the diplomatic relationship of Germany and China. The concert was held in the classic and time-honored Konzerthaus Berlin. The students who were taking Mandarin language courses in China introduced the Konzerthaus Berlin was of traditional features and that the building was once destroyed during the Second World War. The concert hall was very grand and the views in the hall would leave deep impression on the visitors.
The concert opened up with the merry Carnival Overture by Dvorak. Then the percussion music by Chinese composer Guo Wenjing was to memorize the dead in the Wenchuan Earthquake in year 2008. As many foreign students remembered the earthquake caused great damage to the Chinese people and many foreigners went to volunteer in China during that time. The solo performance of the percussion music was presented by the master of Chinese percussion music Li Biao. The performance of Master Li left a deep impression on the Germany audience.
The second half of the concert was the performance of No.4 Symphony by Tchaikovsky. The director Eschenbach gave full play of the symphony about fate. The first episode of the symphony reflected the bitter emotions of life. The second episode revealed the memory of the heroes about the past. The melody made from the Russian folk songs showed the powers of the people. When the concert ended in the merry environment, the audience broke into seas of applause. The applause and appreciation were contributed to the German director of 72 years old and the orchestra of the National Center for the Performing Arts.
The audiences were astonished that the average age of the orchestra was only 29 years old. The orchestra consisted of many talented performers all over the world and many had advanced knowledge background. They came together for the music and formed an energetic and passionate Chinese classic music team. With the development of the orchestra and the National Center for the Performing Arts, the orchestra team would strengthen the cooperation with others in other parts of the world.