Violin Temple · National Treasure String Orchestra debuts at the Beijing International Audio Exhibition, performing "Treasure Sounds" at the Dibass Audio Hall.

National treasure-level performers gather, string sounds震撼 the exhibition hall The performance took place in the 640-square-meter professional acoustic space of the DIBEISI Audio Hall. Members of the National Treasure String Orchestra all come from national-level troupes—the former Central Orchestra, China National Symphony Orchestra, Central Opera House, China Opera and Dance Drama Theatre, Beijing Symphony Orchestra, and more. Decades of artistic career have honed their exquisite skills, which transformed into a musical dialogue transcending time and space on this afternoon. The repertoire spanned classical, tango, film scores, and red classics, totaling eleven pieces, unfolding a panoramic palette of string colors: opening with the first movement of Rossini's "String Sonata No. 1," pure and bright, restoring the most authentic dialogue of strings; the classic "Secret Garden" lingers with gentle turns, the subtle breath between bow hair and strings vividly captured in the HiFi system; "At the Market" bustles with lively烟火, the worldly charm of strings resonating in the ears; Lehár's "The Merry Widow" waltz spins elegantly; then a tango trilogy—the romantic restraint of "Por una Cabeza" from the film "Scent of a Woman," the conflicting tension of Piazzolla's "Libertango," and the dark allure of "Nightclub 1960," demanding high dynamic range and resolution from the audio system; in the film score section, the rapid runs of strings in "Pirates of the Caribbean" surge like riding the wind and waves, while John Williams' long melodic lines in "Jurassic Park" unfold a vast soundscape; the red classic "Red Star Song" is reinterpreted with strings, introspective yet resolute; as the closing piece "My Motherland and I" begins, the entire audience can't help but sing along in resonance. With the support of the DIBEISI HiFi-grade audio system, every detail of the strings—the texture of bow-string friction, the etherealness of overtones, the layers of harmony—was authentically and completely presented. Many audience members remarked that this was the most moving live performance they had heard at the audio exhibition. Fine instruments paired with fine sound: the dual impact of the Treasure Hall's master violins and the DIBEISI sound field In this performance, the violins used by the performers came from the collection of the Violin Temple Treasure Hall. These works, meticulously crafted by top Chinese luthiers, were fully awakened in the hands of national-level performers—fine instruments paired with skilled hands, fine sound paired with top equipment. The combination of these three elements allowed the audience to experience a rare auditory feast. Located in Building 6 of the Beijing Music Industrial Park within the DIBEISI Audio Hall, the Violin Temple Treasure Hall boasts a 640-square-meter professional acoustic environment and serves as an exclusive exhibition platform for works by China's top luthiers. The core collection features instruments by Chinese luthiers who have won awards at international violin competitions. Each violin has a unique serial number and complete archives, with all information on the luthier, material sources, craftsmanship level, and sound characteristics verifiable. The Treasure Hall showcases the "treasure" of instruments, while the National Treasure String Orchestra showcases the "treasure" of people—when seasoned performers from national-level troupes pick up these meticulously crafted violins and play notes in the professional sound field provided by DIBEISI Audio, a complete musical ecosystem is presented to the world. DIBEISI Audio: Bringing music back to its essence As an important exhibitor at this audio exhibition, DIBEISI Audio positions itself as "Oriental aesthetic sound vessels," dedicated to integrating high-quality sound experiences into quality home living. Providing the performance venue and audio equipment support for the string orchestra was a vivid practice of DIBEISI's philosophy of "bringing music back to its essence." As one of the core exhibitors at the Beijing Music Industrial Park, DIBEISI Audio Hall not only hosted this string performance during the exhibition but also opened its professional listening experience to visitors. The combination of vinyl records and HiFi systems kept many audiophiles and classical music enthusiasts lingering. After the performance, DIBEISI President Mr. Gu took a group photo with all the performers, recording this precious moment of deep integration between music and audio. About the Violin Temple National Treasure String Orchestra The Violin Temple National Treasure String Orchestra brings together seasoned performers from China's national-level troupes, including former Central Orchestra solo violinist Hao Li, Central Opera House violinist Sa Bin, former Central Orchestra and China National Symphony Orchestra violist Yuan Yin, China Opera and Dance Drama Theatre Symphony Orchestra cellist Fang Pei, and Beijing Symphony Orchestra violinist Liu Qin. The artistic director is Tian Yuan, a retired professor from the Music Department of Beihua University. The orchestra was established to allow more people to hear, see, and pass on the skills and experience of these "treasure" performers, while also undertaking the mission of transmitting professional performance experience and music popularization education. Violin Temple Treasure Hall Building 6, Beijing Music Industrial Park, Chaoyang District, Beijing (within the DIBEISI Audio Hall) Website: violintemple.com