Sangpuy’s voice carries generations of ancestral chants once sung across the plains and mountains of Taiwan, bridging spirit of the past with the heartbeat of the present.

This year’s Chinese Culture Festival in Hong Kong stirs the wilderness and wonders within audiences through the sound of Huayin Lao Qiang — a little-known folk opera tradition hailed as “China’s ancient rock and roll.”

On a starry night, renowned Nanyin musician Wang Xinxin mesmerises our souls with her penetrating voice, evoking nostalgia and reflection through poems and melodies from ancient China.

In person, Ani Choying Drolma’s “heavenly voice” penetrates into our heart and soul, taking us on a transformative journey of healing.

In his farewell tour concert, Gilberto Gil showcases the transformative power of sound, stirring the audience with a profound message of freedom and resilience for all who seek it.

Hakka Bayin is more than a music style — it’s a gateway to understanding the Hakka people — their culture, their history of dispersal, migration and settlement, and their way of life on the island of Taiwan.

Renowned for the soul-stirring qualities of his music, Kitaro channels divine rhythm through celestial-like melodies, guiding the world toward spiritual elevation and the perpetual quest for enlightenment.

From Felix Mendelssohn’s violin concerto to Anton Bruckner’s Symphony No.6, conductor Eliahu Inbal takes us on a journey through the cosmos of emotions, guiding us from the intimate strings to the vast, symphonic expanse that defines Bruckner’s vision.

Through the soul-stirring melodies of the sarod, maestro Amjad Ali Khan beautifully shows that music transcends all boundaries — be it of race, religion, or culture.

A good jazz performance is akin to a rejuvenating massage — one that not only releases the tension from our physical bodies but also soothes our souls. Chris Botti’s concert was clearly one of those performances.