The Harbin Music Hall will hold a parent-child themed concert on May 13 under the theme of “Doreme and Dahuiji”, two cartoon characters popular among many Chinese children.

Aimed at preschoolers aged 3 to 8 years old, the concert is the first in a series of monthly performances set to be held Harbin Music Hall. Music starts at 10:30 am.

The symphonies and concertos have been designed to play musical accompaniment to Doreme, a tiger, and Dahuiji, a gray chicken. Notably, the concert will be directed by a famous Chinese conductor Chai Liang.
 

Conductor: Chai Liang

Chai Liang has degrees from China’s Central Conservatory of Music and New York’s Julliard College of Music. In 1998, Chai Liang became conductor of Chelsea Orchestra, based in the United States and later became the permanent conductor of Accent, an eminent symphony orchestra which has been successful in China.