Spring Singing Crazy Taiwan Lin Xiaoxin Foundation joins hands with the top Korean vocal group Narin to advance to Yilan

[Reporter Lin Mingyi/Yilan Report]In order to promote the development of music, art and culture in Yilan, the Lin Xiaoxin Foundation cooperated with the Taiwan Choral Music Center (TCMC) to hold the “Spring Singing Crazy Taiwan” master class and event at the Yilan Performing Arts Hall on April 27, 2024. The tour concert specially invites the prestigious Narin Vocal Ensemble from South Korea to come to Yilan. Through a lecture-style performance, they will engage in an international acapella club students from five colleges and universities, including Yilan High School and Lanyang Girls’ High School. A musical journey of cultural exchange.

▲Group President Lin Xiaoxin (middle), together with Lin Chunmei (second from right), CEO of Lin Deng Cultural and Educational Foundation, and Lin Jianhan (second from left), Chairman of Zhongbao Technology, came to Yilan to attend the event.

Narin, the top Korean vocal group, is renowned internationally for its unique performance style and high level of musical attainments. In order to allow Yilan students to experience and observe the performance standards of international groups, the Lin Xiaoxin Foundation’s special emotional intelligence TCMC assisted in arranging for Narin to come to Yilan , conduct a special master class and public performance for the freshmen who are receiving a cappella training, and share their unique charm in stage performance and vocal coordination with the students.

▲Students from the Acapella Club of Lanyang Girls’ High School also came to receive teaching from the master of the Korean group.

On the day of the event, Group President Lin Xiaoxin, together with Lin Chunmei, CEO of Lin Deng Cultural and Educational Foundation, and Lin Jianhan, Chairman of China Insurance Technology, came from Taipei to participate in the event. For the first time, an international vocal band came to Yilan to perform, and acapella also The students were very excited. The Narin Orchestra, with the assistance of teachers Zhu Yuanlei and Teacher Lai Jiaqing, first performed a lecture-style performance of about 45 minutes. There was lively interaction on and off the stage, further proving that music is the best bridge to bridge language barriers. And club students from Yilan High School and Lanyang Girls’ High School also came to the stage to receive master class teaching led by Narin. The funny and lively teaching process brought the atmosphere to a climax. Finally, Narin’s wonderful performance with his natural voice brought the audience to the climax. The perfect ending to this wonderful event.

▲The Narin Orchestra presented a 90-minute master class and perfect performance.

Professor Zhang Yuzhen, director of the Lin Xiaoxin Foundation, said that since the establishment of the foundation, after seven months, it has established an acapella club starting from the school to provide professional teaching training, including cooperation with famous domestic and foreign orchestras. Master class exchange activities, etc., every step is carefully planned and strategically promoted. In addition to allowing our students to make rapid progress, these measures can also enhance external interactions and expand international horizons, just like this arrangement for Narin Coming to Yilan is a rare opportunity for children to learn and communicate.

▲The Lin Xiaoxin Foundation invited the Luo Gong Baseball Team and the Toucheng Jiashang Volleyball Team to experience the baptism of music and art.

The Lin Xiaoxin Foundation spares no effort in promoting a cappella music and is well aware of the importance of cultivating outstanding talents. In addition to fully sponsoring the training funds of five college clubs in Yilan area, Yilan High School and Lanyang Girls’ High School, it has also specially invited people such as Zhu Yuanlei, Master-level professionals like Lai Jiaqing serve as instructors for the students. These professionals not only have rich performance and teaching experience internationally, but are also regular guests and judges in major competitions. They can directly impart international vision and professional knowledge to students, form elite teams, and plan to conduct master classes during the summer vacation. Training, and arranging students to participate in domestic and foreign competitions to accumulate valuable stage experience. Through these strategic investments and arrangements, the Lin Xiaoxin Foundation has sown the seeds of musical literacy on campus and injected international-level educational resources into the culturally fertile land of Yilan, thus playing a key role in nurturing and irrigating local musical talents. .

▲Korean group Narin Yilan Music Exchange interacted with students for photos.

Li Zhihui, a student from Lanyang Girls’ High School, was originally a member of the choir at school. After watching the concert held by the Oukai Choir invited by the Lin Xiaoxin Foundation last year, she found a cappella very interesting, and then devoted herself to the training of the a cappella club. Li Zhihui The students said that they originally thought a cappella was similar to a choir. After actually participating, they found that a cappella requires more skills, and because there are no instruments, it also relies more on tacit understanding among the team. Fortunately, the students are very united and the teacher teaches the class. It’s fun and makes me happy every time I take class.

Professor Zhang Yuzhen said that promoting culture and art from campus is only the beginning of the foundation. In the future, it will not only include a cappella, but also include various instrumental music, art festivals, cross-border cooperation and other fields, and gradually move towards the community and even the entire Yilan region. We will expand the implementation in a step-by-step manner, gather these tangible and intangible resources, and create a living environment full of artistic atmosphere, so that Yilan can become a music city like Vienna in the future. Please wait and see. (Photo taken by reporter Lin Mingyi)