Musical note resonates with nature
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COP28 calls for global collective action and commitment to protect the environment and restore the vitality of nature in response to the climate change crisis. We explore the melodies depicting the natural scenery of China and the prosperity of local people through traditional Chinese ethnic instruments such as the Erhu, Yangqin, and Suona, as well as contemporary vocal works that praise the protection of nature. The harmonious coexistence between humans and nature has always been an eternal theme pursued by artists in the musical world.
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