Event Report DIBEISI Youth Symphony Listening Program First Session Successfully Held in Beijing July 19, 2026 · DIBEISI Beijing Audio Hall July 19, 2026, Beijing — Yesterday afternoon, the first session of the "DIBEISI Youth Symphony Listening Program" was successfully held at the DIBEISI Beijing Audio Hall. Seven families from the Idyllic Symphony Youth Public Welfare Orchestra embarked on a journey through 128 years of classical music, experienced through a Hi-Fi audio system valued at 1.68 million RMB. From Pachelbel to Beethoven: Seven Classics Spanning 128 Years of Music History The event was led by Tian Lifu, founder of the Idyllic Symphony Orchestra, and co-hosted by Director Wang of the DIBEISI Beijing Audio Hall. The program featured seven classic works from around 1700 to the early 19th century: First Session Playlist Pachelbel – "Canon in D Major" – Listen to "Space" Vivaldi – "The Four Seasons: Spring" (1st Movement) – Listen to "Imagery" Bach – "Brandenburg Concerto No. 3" (1st Movement) – Listen to "Dialogue" Handel – "Messiah: Hallelujah" – Listen to "Power" Haydn – "Symphony No. 94 'Surprise'" (2nd Movement) – Listen to "Surprise" Mozart – "Symphony No. 40" (1st Movement) – Listen to "Emotion" Beethoven – "Symphony No. 5 'Fate'" (1st Movement) – Listen to "Impact" In his guided commentary, Tian Lifu traced the development of Western music through technological and social contexts such as instrument making, the spread of printing, and the rise of the middle class. "These composers were not deities; they were innovators riding the wave of technology. The piano evolved, string instruments matured, and wind instruments advanced—music development is built on a material foundation." 1.68 Million RMB Hi-Fi System: Hearing Details Never Noticed Before The event featured top-tier Hi-Fi equipment from the DIBEISI Beijing Audio Hall, offering participants a range of audio systems from tens of thousands to 1.68 million RMB for hands-on experience. "Many children who study instruments have practiced for years but never heard what truly good sound is like. Today's high-end equipment allows them to hear things they never noticed before—the positioning of instruments, the layers of voices, the colors of harmony, and the subtle movements of a performer's fingers." Beyond listening with their ears, children also had close-up experiences with various Hi-Fi audio devices, intuitively sensing the differences in sound quality across different system tiers. During the event, two students from the Idyllic Symphony Orchestra performed violin pieces, earning warm applause from the audience. While playing Pachelbel's "Canon in D Major," Tian guided the children to close their eyes and feel the "spatial sense" of three violins moving from left to right and front to back. In Vivaldi's "Spring," they heard the "imagery" of birdsong, streams, and storms. In Bach's "Brandenburg Concerto," the "dialogue" among three string groups left a deep impression. Two Series to Continue: Music History Thread + Diverse Perspectives Tian Lifu announced that the "DIBEISI Youth Symphony Listening Program" will feature two series: his own series will follow the historical development of music, from the Baroque period to modern times, "listening session by session, discussing composer by composer." Director Wang will provide another series of guided content, offering children different musical perspectives and experiences. "Through this listening program, by the time we finish this cycle, you'll have a complete map of music history in your minds—whenever you hear any classical piece, you'll know where it fits and why it sounds the way it does." Public Welfare Nature: Free for Young Music Students The "DIBEISI Youth Symphony Listening Program" is a public welfare initiative for young music students in Beijing, held every Sunday afternoon at the DIBEISI Beijing Audio Hall. Members of the Idyllic Symphony Orchestra's A and B ensembles are the primary participants, while other young music students in Beijing are also welcome to join. The DIBEISI Beijing Audio Hall features five showrooms equipped with Hi-Fi systems ranging from tens of thousands to 1.68 million RMB. Director Wang expressed hope that this platform would allow young music students to "hear great sound," giving them the chance to truly experience the charm of music beyond their practice sessions. About the DIBEISI Youth Symphony Listening Program The "DIBEISI Youth Symphony Listening Program" is a public welfare initiative launched by Tian Lifu, founder of the Idyllic Symphony Orchestra. It aims to enable young music students to hear the world's finest symphony performances through the best audio systems, experiencing the true essence of music. The event takes place every Sunday from 15:00 to 17:00 at the DIBEISI Beijing Audio Hall. Scan the QR code to join the listening group chat Limited spots available—scan the code to register Or add WeChat: 19910221529 DIBEISI DIBEISI Youth Symphony Listening Program