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The "Symphonic Concert No.2", is Huangs
second serial symphonic work in a large form.
----- The first part, Op.47a, is
"The Symphonic Overture No. 2", the second part, Op.47b, is the
" Violin Concerto in B" in three movements. They are all published by Amazon.
And the third part, Op.47c, is this
"Symphony in A flat major 'Phoenix'" in 5 movements [62 minutes]
The first two parts of the "Symphonic
Concert No.2" were premiered in Beijing by the China Youth Symphony
Orchestra in 1997. However, the
composing of the third part has been delayed. The reason is the author's
Chinese heart: for thousands of years, the word "deep disaster" has
been following this nation, but, however, the Chinese finally rise in the east
of the world from the deadly dark. How
can the composer present this symphony in the most appropriate form, and bring
blessings to the world? Until the idea
of "Phoenix sigh" inspired the author's rolling music.
As a result, the structure of the entire
symphony is: a total of five movements, the order is:
1.-ESSENCE Andante con molto
2.-SPIRIT Allegro assai
3.-DIVINITY Larghetto
4.-PEACE Vivo
5.-REVIVAL Allegro assai con brio
The fifth movement of this symphony,
"Revival", is the end of the entire "Symphonic Concert No. 2".
Its "Phoenixs Flame of Fire" symbolizes the composer's powerful belief in the
whole composition: "Defeat death to obtain the eternal life".
This point has a distinct manifestation
in this final movement: from the beginning of the "world turmoil" to
the evolution of the huge contrast of the brilliant chorus of the
"Phoenix"; from the " disaster" making the Phoenix smashes into the fire of hell from the high heaven;
its shocking description of self-immolation to the sound of the
"resurrection" and the vitality of the folk instruments which
simulate the voice of life from afar; and from the brilliant fire of the
phoenix soars to the sky with roar of the organ at the end.
The themes of all of the previous music
are also interrelated. All of the
players join the forces to create the powerful music that " The Chinese
symphony has never been sounded like this before, and it is all about achieving
a brilliant future", the critic said in "Peoples Music", the major music
magazine in China, 2009.
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