Light and Shadow Rings·80th Anniversary of Changchun Film Studio

Celebrate the 80th Anniversary of Changchun Film Studio with a spectacular concert film that weaves together iconic film music into an unforgettable orchestral journey. The program begins with the soaring “Ring of Light and Shadow,” intricately arranged by Fan Tao, followed by the resonant “Entrepreneurship” theme and its accompanying orchestral rendition, both masterfully composed by Qin Yongcheng. Prepare to be transported by the lyrical bamboo flute and orchestra of “Why Are the Flowers So Red,” and the evocative interlude from the beloved film “The Visitor on the Iceberg” as delivered by Lei Zhenbang. The music continues to explore the heart of China's cinematic heritage with “Around the Mountains and Forests,” the theme from “Five Golden Flowers” by Lei Zhenbang and the elegant composition of Jiang Wantong, leading into a brief yet powerful intermission. The program then rises again with the rousing “Long Live the People” and the triumphant theme for “The Founding Ceremony,” composed by Shi Wanchun, followed by the stirring “Changjin Lake Suite” from the film of the same name, arranged by Zhu Jiang. The climax features the grand “Start a New Journey,” culminating in the resonant ending theme from “The Wandering Earth” by A Kun, adapted by Qu Zhujiang, and the patriotic anthem “My Motherland,” a reinterpretation of the film’s theme by Liu Chi and Qu Shizhiyou. Each piece is performed by a world-renowned orchestra, delivering a masterful tribute to cinematic music. Join us for this unique celebration of film and music—details, lineup, tickets, and pricing are available through the official links provided.