The famous piano teacher goes to the countryside and children are happy to have fun.

The famous piano teacher goes to the countryside and children are happy to have fun.

(Taiwan Business Daily News) International pianists Huang Kaiying, Kimball Gallagher, and dancer Gao Enbei jointly held a groundbreaking "Taiwan88 Campus Tour Concert" in Neiwan Primary School on the 6th, combining various games to guide students into the music world, making this international touring concert feel like a "sound" and a "music club", and the students all had a good time.

The Hsinchu County Government, the Hsinchu City Enterprise managers Association, and the Taipei Performing Arts team jointly held the "Taiwan88 Campus Tour Concert" with Huang Kaiying, Gallagher and others. Starting from yesterday, they toured six elementary schools in Hsinchu County, including Neiwan Primary School, Zhaodong Primary School, Peiping Primary School, Bamboo China Primary School, member Li Primary School, and Xinfeng Primary School.

Huang Kaiying and Gallagher first played four hands together to let the children feel the melody of the music and guess the song "by feeling". Together with dancer Gao Enbai, they used counting beats and leading the jump to play famous musicians and composers such as Bicai, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin and Yan Mingxiu, and Gallagher impromptu a song in the name of schoolchildren. Interesting interactions come and go, notes like a lively jump from the score, the happy atmosphere infected the students present, but also opened their international music, art horizons.

Huang Kaiying said that through the creative ideas derived from the 88 black and white keys on the piano, the trio have traveled to 26 countries around the world since the "88 World Tour." developing countries use music to promote social care and create new social value. this year, the plan will be extended to Taiwan, where it is scheduled to tour 88 schools in three years to stimulate students' curiosity, imagination and international vision with an interactive and innovative performance mode.

Gallagher said that he hopes to break the engraving impression of traditional classical music through interactive methods such as Q & An and games, so that children can also stimulate their initiative and curiosity while listening to music, and "assist" teachers to complete music performances together.