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Performed by：Vienna Boys Choir, Jimmy Zeng (Conductor)
Hosted by：Shenzhen Concert Hall
Time：2024-10-12 ( Saturday) 20:00
Address：Symphony Hall, Shenzhen Concert Hall
Price(RMB)：680（VIP）/480/380/280/180/80
- Admission only for children over 0.9 meters or two years old with tickets. Each person should have one ticket. Tickets sold cannot be exchanged or money refunded. Please keep tickets safe, as lost tickets cannot be replaced.
- Please go to the Shenzhen Concert Hall Box Office or scan the Shenzhen Concert Hall’s Wechat mini-program to buy tickets.
- Address: 2016, Fuzhong 1st Road, Futian District, Shenzhen
- Business Hours: 9:00 – 18:30 Daily, 9:00 – the end of performance on Performance Day.
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PROGRAM
Là sui monti del est (Over the hills, far away), from the opera “Turandot”
Music: Giacomo Puccini, Words: Giuseppe Adami / Renato Simoni
There’s No Business Like Show Business, from the musical “Annie Get Your Gun”
Music: Irving Berlin
Pizzicati
Music: Aleksandar Tanev
Anima nostra (Our soul)
Music: Michael Haydn
Die Forelle (The Trout), D. 550
Music: Franz Schubert, Words: Christian Friedrich Schubart
Virga Jesse floruit (The root of Jesse has blossomed) WAB.52
Music: Anton Bruckner
Hail, Holy Queen, from the 1992 movie “Sister Act”
Music: Marc Shaiman, Arr.: Roger Emerson
The Prayer, from the animated movie “Quest for Camelot”
Music: David Foster/Carole Bayer Sager/Alberto Testa/Tony Renis
Sandmann und Abendsegen (Sandman and Evening prayer), from the opera “Hänsel und Gretel” EHWV.93
Music: Engelbert Humperdinck, Words: Adelheid Wette/Hermann Wette
Les patineurs (The skaters) Op.183
Music: Emile Waldteufel, Words: Tina Breckwoldt, Arr.: Manuel Huber
Sängerslust-Polka (Singer’s Joy), Op.328
Music: Johann Strauss II, Words: Joseph Weil
Mei Muatterl war a Weanerin (My mother was from Vienna), Op.1000
Music: Ludwig Gruber
Wiegenlied (Lullaby), Op.49/4
Music: Johannes Brahms
Am Donaustrande, da steht ein Haus (There is a house on the shores of the Danube), from “Liebeslieder-Walzer”, Op.52/9
Music: Johannes Brahms
Túrot eszig a cigány (The gyspy chews cheese)
Music: Zoltán Kodály
Kaval Sviri (A kaval flute plays)
Music: Petar Liondev, Arr.: Tanya Parvanova
Shchedryk (New Year’s carol), Bulgarian traditional
Music: Mykola Leontovich
Niška Banja (The hot springs of Niš), Jocular folk song from Serbia
Arr.: Gerald Wirth
Flowing creek, Yunnan folk song
Song of Jangtse
Music: Wang Shiguang, Words: Hu Hongwei
An der schönen blauen Donau (Blue Danube Waltz), Op.314
Music: Johann Strauss II, Words: Franz von Gernerth, Arr.: Gerald Wirth
(Please check program updates at the concert.)
The Vienna Boys Choir, one of the world's most renowned children's choirs, has a 500-year history and is considered an Austrian national treasure alongside the Vienna Philharmonic. It has nurtured many musical geniuses, including Mozart, Haydn, and Schubert. Esteemed collaborators include Karajan, Bernstein, and Carreras, among others. The choir's performances are cherished by audiences, including figures like Clinton, Kennedy, and Disney. Celebrated conductor Toscanini once praised it as "the world's finest choir."
Originally the Austrian Court Choir founded in 1498, the Vienna Boys Choir has produced numerous music masters and collaborates with many prestigious orchestras. They perform over 300 concerts annually worldwide, enchanting more than 500,000 audience members. The choir's training incorporates centuries-old German and Austrian traditions, combined with modern techniques, fostering exceptional musical talent and stage presence in its young members.
Jimmy Zeng
Born in Hong Kong, conductor and pianist Jimmy Zeng began his musical career at age 13. He studied piano, composition, and cello, earning a diploma from Trinity College London and a Bachelor of Music from Baylor University in the USA. He furthered his studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, earning a Master of Arts with distinction. Zeng won the 4th International Young Conductor Competition in Croatia in 2007.
Since 2008, Zeng has been the principal conductor of the Pan Asia Symphony Orchestra in Hong Kong. He has held positions as assistant music director for Wagner's "Ring" at the Lübeck Theatre and principal conductor at the Freiburg Theatre. In September 2013, he became the choir conductor for the Vienna Boys Choir. Zeng has also guest-conducted at various prestigious venues and festivals worldwide. In 2004, he was invited to study and work under maestro Seiji Ozawa.
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