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    Birmingham concert marks Chinese New Year

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    By Birmingham Eastside on February 7, 2023 Culture, Dance, Music, News
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    Chinese New Year celebrations in Birmingham

    A concert in Birmingham has marked the Chinese New Year.

    Held at the University of Birmingham’s Elgar Concert Hall, the event featured music from pianist Di Xiao, percussionist Beibei Wang, flautist Max Gittings, multi-instrumentalist Michael Skelton.

    There were also performances from artist Shuai Zhao, dancers Dan Du and Hangyu Zhou.

    Professor Jon Frampton, Deputy Pro Vice Chancellor (China) and Director of the China Institute at the University of Birmingham, said: “Chinese New Year offers the perfect opportunity to reflect upon our proud and longstanding relationship with China, which spans over 100 years.

    “We’re delighted to mark the tenth anniversary of our Chinese New Year concerts by welcoming all our musicians to this magical event, which took our audience on an exciting tour through Chinese culture.”

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