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    Concert Program Notes May 11

    Concert Program Notes May 11

    “Spring in Old Town” (2019) is a short festive overture by Canadian composer Kevin Zi-Xiao He. Written in three parts, the piece resembles the call and response form of traditional Chinese wind and percussion ensembles at its beginning and end, and borrows a traditional tune in the middle section. Orchestrated into a lyrical and delicate passage, the slow melody, "Searching Qing-Shui River", is a folklore tune from the Beijing region, telling the moving love story between a y
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