Preserving Classics
Inspiring the Future

Huilongguan Subdistrict Public Welfare Orchestra Enrollment Plan

The Huilongguan Subdistrict Public Welfare Orchestra was jointly founded by the Sijin · Huilongguan City Reception Hall and the Idyllic Symphony Youth Public Welfare Orchestra. It was expanded from the original Jinyu International Community Orchestra and is open to young people throughout the entire Huilongguan Subdistrict.

"Katyusha" has just been secured, and "Drawing Sword" is about to be handed to the new generation.

The children from the Jinyu International Group A and the Beiyuan Subdistrict Yueqingshan Group A have both successfully played the new piece "Katyusha" from beginning to end. After their first day of playing together, it is naturally not yet fair to call them proficient—some passages are still rough, and some transitions still need polishing—but they have already crossed the hardest step of any piece: going from 0 to 1. In time, they will surely reach the standard for stage performance.

Why do million-dollar violins also use "weak" glue?

This Monday, two new students joined the violin class of the Grade B orchestra of the Jinyu International Community String Orchestra. Everyone was fully engaged in Teacher Song Binbin's class, and word of mouth gradually spread. In terms of progress, some students have already completely mastered "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star."

Idyllic Symphony Youth Public Welfare Orchestra · Classroom Notes: Bowing Is "Not Hard," but the Brain Has to Do Something It Has Never Done Before

Lesson Six: Left-Hand Finger Transition Training

Building on the completion of the "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" study, proceed with finger transition training from finger 1 (index finger) → finger 2 (middle finger) → finger 3 (ring finger), establishing a triangular support framework on the left-hand fingerboard and shaping a stable left-hand hand position.

The Practice Room After School: Parents Don't Need to Know Violin · Children Build Solid Skills

Idyllic Symphony and Yueshan Bookstore jointly present "The Practice Room After School": children go to the bookstore after school, do homework free of charge, and practice under teacher supervision, while parents pick them up directly after work. The main teachers coordinate according to the assignment sheets, four fixed sessions per week, turning six days of weekly practice into a habit.