Australians Welcome Beautiful Sounds From Taiwan

Australians Welcome Beautiful Sounds From Taiwan
Evergreen Symphony Orchestra at their Australian debut in Brisbane’s City Hall, July 14, 2015. Sybille Lee/Epoch Times
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BRISBANE, Australia—After an Australian debut performance at Sydney’s Opera House, a very warm Queensland welcome by International and local dignitaries, the local Taiwan community and Brisbanites was extended to “The Sound of Taiwan” performance.

Despite a chilly winter evening King George Square filled with eager concert goers pouring into Brisbane’s heritage-listed City Hall; the award-winning Evergreen Symphony Orchestra (ESO) gave a Queensland debut performance in the main auditorium on July 14.

The orchestra fosters young musicians and is sponsored by a private foundation; it travels the world sharing Taiwanese culture wherever it performs; and it is joined by international artists as it presents both Eastern and Western sounds.

The effect of the blue/green shimmering dresses of the female musicians contrasted well with the impressive backdrop of a pipe organ and copper domed ceiling as the orchestra entered Brisbane’s historic auditorium stage.

Australian born violinist Harmonnia Junus arrives in Brisbane, July 13, 2015. (Courtesy of NTD Television)
Australian born violinist Harmonnia Junus arrives in Brisbane, July 13, 2015. Courtesy of NTD Television