The Grand Chinese New Year Concert of 2025 themed "Chinese Melody, Chinese Music, Chinese New Year" by the China Conservatory of Music, composed of an online concert and a concert tour in Europe, presented high-level Chinese music, as part of the institution's effort to preserve and carry forward excellent Chinese traditional culture. It gave Chinese and overseas audiences a deeper understanding of the charm of Chinese music and Chinese culture, and showcased the strong sense of social responsibility and mission of the China Conservatory of Music in the new era.

Chinese Melody, Chinese Music, Chinese New Year丨The China Conservatory of Music's European Tour Officially Begins in Hamburg, Germany, Opening a Joyous New Year Celebration

On the evening of January 27, 2025, the European tour of the Grand Chinese New Year Concert of 2025 themed "Chinese Melody, Chinese Music, Chinese New Year" by the China Conservatory of Music began in grand style at Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Germany.Through music, the China Conservatory of Music brought a strong Chinese New Year atmosphere and the profound cultural meaning of Chinese culture to Europe, allowing the world to listen to the unique rhythm of Chinese New Year.

The concert, led by President of the China Conservatory of Music and renowned conductor Li Xinchao, was performed by a number of outstanding artists, including guzheng player Wang Zhongshan, pipa player Yang Tingting, suona player Zhang Qianyuan, and erhu player Ma Ke.In terms of repertoire, the concert featured ten carefully selected representative Chinese folk music pieces, which stand for "Perfect Ten". Through the bridge of music, the concert aimed to convey the joy and warmth of a traditional Chinese festival to audiences from all over the world, showcase the unique charm and cultural foundation of Chinese music and the strong influence of Chinese culture by performing pieces with distinctive Chinese characteristics, Chinese style and Chinese manner, present a confident and inclusive cultural image of China, and set sail to take Chinese culture overseas via music.