Journey back to the past with the authentic charm of 3000-year-old Chinese court music performed by the best of the best.
Chinese musicians and award-winning duo Li Fengyun and Wang Jianxin will be in Auckland for their debut New Zealand performance National Treasures: Music from Ancient China on December 13, 3pm at Q Theatre.
Both music professors in their own right, the world-renowned pair demonstrate their prowess on the ancient string and wind instruments of Qin, Xiao, Xun, Pipa and Dizi that serenaded the ears of emperors and dowagers of Chinese history.
Journey back to the past with the authentic charm of 3000-year-old Chinese court music performed by the best of the best.
Chinese musicians and award-winning duo Li Fengyun and Wang Jianxin will be in Auckland for their debut New Zealand performance National Treasures: Music from Ancient China on December 13, 3pm at Q Theatre.
Both music professors in their own right, the world-renowned pair demonstrate their prowess on the ancient string and wind instruments of Qin, Xiao, Xun, Pipa and Dizi that serenaded the ears of emperors and dowagers of Chinese history.
The musicians are among the top in their field, and have performed at prestigious venues around the world including Singapore, Taipei, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Japan, Poland, Portugal and Russia.
Time: 3pm, Sunday, December 13
Venue: Q Theatre
Ticket price: $38 plus booking fee (qtheatre.co.nz)
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