**They all love warm voices: Rising music stars to collide in tonight’s concert**
*Xinmin Evening News reporter Zhu Yuan*
Two new music stars are set to collide on stage tonight as rising conductor Qian Junping and award-winning violinist Zhou Ying join forces at the Jaguar Shanghai Symphony Hall. The talented duo, both born in the 1990s, will showcase their skills by performing Johannes Brahms’ “Violin Concerto in D major” and “Serenade No. 2 in A major” with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. Additionally, composer Zhou Tian’s new work “Jianjian” will be premiered in China for the first time.
Qian Junping, a 34-year-old conductor who has studied under renowned international masters, has been honing his craft since childhood. From conducting a choir at the age of 10 to studying at prestigious music institutes in the United States and Germany, Qian has been praised for his natural commanding ability. His attention to detail and dedication to understanding the symphonic score has earned him recognition as a promising conductor on the rise.
Speaking about his collaborations with his mentors, Qian Junping expressed admiration for their unique talents and abilities to bring out the best in orchestras. He credits their guidance for shaping his understanding of music and helping him refine his skills as a conductor.
On the other hand, Zhou Ying, the winner of the 2nd Isaac Stern International Violin Competition, is known for her exploratory spirit and online influence in the world of classical music. With her musical talent and passion for the violin, she has captivated audiences worldwide and performed alongside top orchestras.
Both Qian Junping and Zhou Ying share a deep appreciation for warm sounds in music, believing that technology serves as a tool to enhance their musical ideals. Their collaboration tonight promises to be a harmonious blend of talent and artistry, showcasing the beauty of classical music to the audience in Shanghai.