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HK Phil: Swire Proudly Sponsors: Belt and Road: Zitong Wang Plays Chopin

HK Phil: Swire Proudly Sponsors: Belt and Road: Zitong Wang Plays Chopin

香港管弦樂團:太古榮譽呈獻:一帶一路:王紫桐的蕭邦

Company 香港管弦樂團

📍 HONG KONG CULTURAL CENTRE Kowloon

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About the show

Zitong Wang (王紫桐), the third-prize winner of the International Chopin Piano Competition, brings her distinctive artistry to Chopin's "Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante"—a dazzling work that balances lyricism and virtuosity, promising a memorable piano showcase. The concert opens with Tchaikovsky's rousing, richly nationalistic "Slavonic March," followed by Yao Chen's (姚晨) soundscapes that evoke mountains and waters, offering the audience a cleansing of the spirit. Rachmaninoff's First Symphony closes the programme with sweeping orchestral grandeur and surging tension. From Chopin's poetry to the passion of the Russian school, the evening spans a wide stylistic range. Presented by the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, this concert is part of the "Swire Proudly Sponsors: Belt and Road" series. As a leading local classical ensemble, the HK Phil is funded by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and serves as the Venue Partner of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Pianist Zitong Wang, already acclaimed on the international stage for her Chopin Competition success, joins the HK Phil to guide listeners through romantic and nationalistic idioms with delicate touch and dazzling technique—an ideal choice for fans of classical piano and symphonic music alike.

Synopsis translated by KinoHK — the performance itself is not in English unless stated above.

Performances (1)

Sat, 26 Sept

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