2018 Asian Cultural Symphony Fall Concert at Lincoln Center

2018 Asian Cultural Symphony of the U.S. Fall Concert was held at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center on September 21.

Music is the universal language that can express ourselves and bring hearts together! There is no boundary in music and music always resonates. The Asian Cultural Symphony of the USA boasts of more than 100 talented artists from various ethnic groups and backgrounds. Most of the members are graduates from top-notch schools, such as the Juilliard, the Manhattan School of Music, Central Conservatory of Music, Shanghai Conservatory of Music and other professional institutions.

The symphony’s fall concert was bestowed with a fortissimo touch from acclaimed Chinese pianist Yin Chengzong. As Yin performed the famed modern Chinese piano-concerto “Yellow River,” which he and others adapted from the cantata of the same name by late composer Xian Xinghai in 1939, the hall was overwhelmed with thunderous applause from the audience. Other music and song pieces on Friday’s program included “Dance of the Yao Tribe,” “The Song of Yangtze River” and “Hulunbuir Grassland.”