Preserving Classics
Inspiring the Future

Talents are discovered, not cultivated.

When I was working with the Idyllic Symphony Children's Orchestra, I initially thought that as long as the teacher taught well and the method was right, the children would succeed. Later, I realized that wasn't the case. Through training, an ordinary person can change many habits and acquire many skills, thereby becoming a professionally trained individual. But top-tier talent is not like that.

Left hand third finger is here - Beiyuan B-Level Orchestra, fourth lesson

On the evening of August 3rd, the fourth lesson of the Idyllic Symphony Youth Charity Orchestra's B-level ensemble took place at the Beiyuan Street Cultural Activity Center. Teacher Hao Li continued to guide the children forward—this time, the third finger of the left hand arrived.

Idyllic Symphony Youth Public Welfare Orchestra Beiyuan B Group August Course Adjustment Notice

During the summer vacation, as arranged by the orchestra, the following two sessions of the Beiyuan B-level Orchestra are suspended for a two-week break:

Left hand finds the first note. Beiyuan B-Level Orchestra, Lesson 3.

On the evening of July 28, the third lesson of the Idyllic Symphony Youth Public Welfare Orchestra's Level B ensemble was held at the Beiyuan Street Cultural Activity Center. Teacher Hao Li guided the children in taking their first steps in left-hand technique.

Dibei Youth Symphony Listening Plan · Phase 2: The Four Realms of Learning the Violin

Learning from peers is faster than learning from a teacher — the group class experiment of Beiyuan B-Level Orchestra's second lesson

On the evening of July 20, the second class of the Idyllic Symphony Youth Public Orchestra's Level B ensemble was held as scheduled at the Beiyuan Street Cultural Activity Center. Just one week after the first class, the children picked up their violins again, continuing under the guidance of Hao Li, the teaching director of the Idyllic Symphony Orchestra.