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The Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra, Taiwan's No 1 international touring orchestra, is visiting Guangzhou on Oct 13 to stage a concert of Taiwan folk tunes and Western classical masterpieces.
Yu Lanyin is staging her first solo exhibition tour in China to show her colorful contemporary ink paintings of the world under the sea.
Because some believe the world will end in 2012, Taiwan rock band Mayday is taking their Noah's Ark concert across the mainland.
Few people know that Chen Xiejun, director of Shanghai Museum, is also an artist.
The National Museum of China recently opened the regular exhibition State Gifts: Historical Testament to Friendly Exchanges.
The combination of flute, guitar and cello in a chamber concert is uncommon.
It's rare for Yellow River chantey, Egypt's whirling dervishes, Greek folk dances and Bulgarian women's choir singers to share the same stage.
Schedule of the Beijing Music Festival
The Beijing Music Festival heads to the city's hip Sanlitun district to make it more accessible to the masses.
One of the most outstanding pianists and conductors of the 20th century, Vladimir Ashkenazy, will conduct the Sydney Symphony Orchestra to perform Dvorak's Cello Concerto in B Minor and Shostakovich's Symphony No 10 in E Minor.
Ten years ago, Mei Shuaiyuan introduced the concept of the highly acclaimed Impression show series. He is back with the epic musical Princess Wencheng.
German-based painter Zhang Yalian draws pictures burnt onto boards by using various types of soldering irons. His masterpieces lead the Germans to the essence of enthralling Chinese arts.