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🌹 Guzheng virtuoso Dr. Zou Lunlun & Charity Concert of Chinese Music Masters**
**Date:** January 17, 2025 (Friday) at 6 PM 👏🌟🎶
**Venue:** Leo Lee Arts Centre,
Canadian International School of Hong Kong (36 Nam Long Shan Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong)
**Organizer:** HongKongCanadianInternationalSchool
**Co-organizers:** The Greenery Music , IAMA International Music Arts Academy, Hong Kong Canadian School Chinese Orchestra
All ticket proceeds will be donated in full.
**Purchase Tickets:** https://buy.stripe.com/28ocQ62Y34d4gg0aEO

On the evening of December 31, 2024, Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island will light up with countless lights of Buddha’s light. Dr. Zou Lunlun, along with Chinese and Western music groups (including pipa player Zhang Ying, erhu player Zhou Yi, pianist Helen Chong , flutist Chin Wing King, violinist Chloe Chan , cellist Pasu Ho , and young pipa performer Zandra Sun ), performed alongside TVB singers to sing “Farewell” as we step into the new year. May auspiciousness, wealth, peace, health, and joy forever reside in the hearts of our friends as we welcome the wonderful year of 2025!

Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Lio Kuokman, JP Principal Violin :Jing Wang “Fishermen’s Joyous Return” Special Presentation by Dr. Lunlun Zou & the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Guzheng Virtuoso Dr. Lunlun Zou  Fellow of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Artist-in-Residence.    “Fishermen’s Joyous Return” An Ancient Tune, Cao Zheng & Zhu Yuzhi 1952 Version, Arranged By Li Wenping .    “Fishermen’s Joyous Return” is derived from a line in Wang Bo’s “Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng” from the Tang Dynasty: “Fishermen’s Joyous return, its echoes reach the shores of Pengli.” It is one of China’s top ten famous musical pieces, depicting the moving scene of fishermen returning home while singing under the glow of the evening clouds. The piece begins with a graceful and elegant melody and a gentle rhythm, illustrating a picture of the setting sun reflecting on vast, azure waves. It then progresses layer by layer based on the musical theme, reaching a climax. The music is lyrical and elegant, leading the audience into a scene from ancient times, allowing them to experience the serene and natural lifestyle of the ancients.

Part 1

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The concert was successfully held with a brilliant performance by the renowned guzheng Virtuoso Professor Zou Lunlun, which received enthusiastic praise from guests and the audience. 🌟🌟🌟🎶🌹👏

Date:29 Nov 2024 (sun) Time: 7:00pm

Address: International Christian Quality Music Secondary and Primary School (Jehovahjireh Concert Hall)

Date: September 23 (Monday)
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall

The concert was successfully held with a brilliant performance by the renowned guzheng Virtuoso Professor Zou Lunlun, which received enthusiastic praise from guests and the audience. 🌟🌟🌟🎶🌹👏

https://bau.com.hk/article/2024-09/24/content_1288163625043103744.html

Fighting With Typhoon

Harmonious Passage Charity Concert

World Outstanding Chinese Award Ceremony celebrates outstanding achievements in various fields. “The 18th World Outstanding Chinese Awards Ceremony” (8 September 2024) was held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.

Hong Kong International Academy for Music & Arts proudly presents: Pianist Liu Muyu from Japan & Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra – Hong Kong premiere 

Date: August 25, 2024 (Sunday) at 3:00 PM

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University-Jockey Club Auditorium

Conductor: Lio Kuok Man 

Orchestra: Musicians of The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra

*Guest Artist : Lunlun Zou 

*Ticket starts selling at 15:00 on July 15th.

https://www.cityline.com/Events.html

On May 31, 2024, during the Montessori International Festival, IAMA International Academy for Music and Arts’s guzheng virtuoso Lunlun Zou and pianist Helen were once again invited to participate. They added artistic colors to the international festival organized by the Montessori International School, aiming to promote high-quality Chinese culture through music and arts.

“Artists don’t just belong on the stage, they exist in everyday life too.” – Lunlun Zou

The Montessori International School expressed their gratitude for IAMA’s selfless dedication, saying, “We are deeply touched and grateful for your enthusiasm in education and art dissemination. We are honored to have you and pianist Helen back on our campus, planting wonderful music seeds in the hearts of our children!”