Lin Hongjun, conductor of the Taiwan Wind Ensemble. (Provided by NTSO)

[Reporter Ling Meixue/Reporting from Taipei]The National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra and the Taiwan Life Aesthetics Foundation will host the “Summer of Fun” art promotion charity concert this Saturday (29th) at the Hualien Cultural and Creative Industry Park. An outdoor performance by the NTSO Taiwanese Symphony Orchestra, combined with local light food feasts and markets, invites the public to enjoy an afternoon rich in cultural heritage.

In conjunction with the NTSO Taiwan Wind Ensemble’s arts and culture promotion charity concert, the Huachuang Park launched the “Summer Brewing” light food and handicraft market. (Provided by Hualien Cultural and Creative Park)

The “Summer of Music” art promotion charity concert will be held at 3 p.m. Lin Hongjun, currently a full-time associate professor of the Department of Music at National Sun Yat-sen University, conducts the NTSO Taiwan Wind Ensemble, presenting the leisurely and leisurely connotation of contemporary music that blends East and West. The tracks include “When the Curtain Rises”, “Applause Rings”, “New Love”, “You Inspire Me”, “Grateful Heart”, “Celebration”, “I Only Care About You”, “Those Years”, and Taiwanese Folk Song Suite. At the same time, he teamed up with Li Yongen, a well-known vocalist studying in the United States, to give the song new meaning with his clear and agile voice.

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There is also a market from 1 pm to 8 pm, inviting well-known local vendors in Hualien, including Fern Love Man’s Back Garden, Kulasmaacinun, midudujewelrylab, Agai Play Life, “Haosang, Make It There”, Stroll Walking Cafe , Grandpa Ice Factory, Old Car-Ice Brewed Braised Meat, Jiuri Liangtian, Jinxi Lemon, Shimatani Oriyu_Island Art Space, Jiuri Liangtian, Jinxi Lemon, Waiwai Dessert, Shishanhai, etc., content Including light snacks, iced products, local coffee, and handmade experiences, creating a summer time with local flavor.

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