LIN Daye is an associate professor at Department of Conducting, Shanghai Conservatory of Music, the music director of the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra and the gold medalist in the 6th Sir Georg Solti International Conductors’ Competition.

 

LIN Daye was born in Shandong in 1980. He started to learn the piano at a young age and began to study conducting at 15 under Mr. XU Xin, a famous conducting educator at the Central Conservatory of Music.

 

 

He was admitted to Department of Composition and Conducting, Shanghai Conservatory of Music in 1998, and studied under the guidance of the famous conductor Professor ZHANG Guoyong. He attended maestro Seiji Ozawa’s Master Class in 2000, spoken highly of by Seiji Ozawa.

 

He went to the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin to receive advanced study with a German national scholarship in 2005, taught by famous German conductor Christian Edward. During his study in Germany, LIN Daye still maintained a close cooperative relationship with major symphony orchestras at home and abroad.

 

 

From 2010 to 2015, LIN Daye served as the permanent conductor of the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra. During the period, the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra made many domestic and foreign tours under his leadership, and in October 2009, the orchestra toured Europe, giving a concert in the Gendarmenmarkt Hall, Berlin.

 

 

The National Ballet of China Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1959. LIU Ju is the resident conductor. The Orchestra members mainly graduated from renowned music academies of China. At the average age of 35, they all have been subject to rigorous professional training with excellent musicquality. As a national orchestra of China, the NBC Symphony Orchestra has great vitality and potential for development.

 

In the early days, the Orchestra has received warm care from Premier ZHOU Enlai. And it has engaged many famous conductors, like LI Delun, HAN Zhongjie, HUANG Feili, HUANG Yijun and LIN Kechang, in giving concerts and master classes.

 

1. Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 61
Violinist: HUANG Bin

- Intermission -

1. Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 68