A cozy evening awaits music lovers in Shekou on Tuesday (Dec. 9), offering a rare chance to step into the world of traditional Chinese wind instruments.
The evening session at the Shekou Foreign Legal Assistance Center will introduce the xiao, dizi and hulusi, three instruments whose sounds have shaped ancient Chinese musical culture. The xiao is a vertical end-blown flute with a simple yet elegant construction, while the dizi is a transverse bamboo flute prized for its bright, penetrating voice. The hulusi, with a gourd wind-chamber, produces warm, reed-like tones.
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The session will be led by Li Haosheng, a graduate of the Sichuan Conservatory of Music and a specialist in the performance and teaching of traditional Chinese instruments. He will explore the historical roots, acoustic principles, and playing techniques of each instrument. The evening will also feature an exclusive live performance, where attendees can hear these timbres brought vividly to life.
Whether you are a curious listener or an instrumentalist seeking deeper insight, this event promises both education and enchantment.
Time: 7-8:30 p.m., Dec. 9
Venue: Shekou Foreign Legal Assistance Center, Nanshan District (南山区蛇口涉外公共法律服务中心)
