Vienna recently played host to a distinguished delegation from the Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing. The delegation, led by Director Feng Yu, was received in an elegant reception by the ACMA President, Simone Long. The focus of the evening lay on the crucial topic of collaborations within the cultural sphere.
In attendance were not only Director Feng Yu but also Ms. Ulrike Sych, Director of the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (MdW), Ms. Susanne Kurz, former President of the Federal Council Austria, Ms. Hongbin Kaminski-Zhang, Executive Secretary General at the Austrian-Chinese Society for Culture and Friendship (ÖGCF), active Professor for violin at MdW Elisabeth Kropfitsch and many other outstanding personalities from culture and business.
The evening’s conversation centered around the exploration of various facets of cultural collaboration and the importance of continued engagement between Austria and China. The attendees outlined new pathways for future projects, emphasizing that these connections are not only desirable but vital in preserving and enhancing the universal language of music and art.
ACMA President Simone Long warmly received the delegation and expressed optimism for future collaborations. The congenial atmosphere, marked by inspiring dialogues, set the perfect tone for nurturing this significant cultural relationship.
We are thrilled to announce that the opening ceremony of the Austrian Chinese Musicians Association (ACMA) at Hotel Imperial was a great success. The event was attended by a multitude of esteemed guests, including Counsellor Yu Feng, Member of the National Council Ruth Becher, Former President of the Federal Council Susanne Kurz, Secretary-General of the Austrian-Chinese Friendship Association Zhang Hongbin, Daniel Serafin, Artistic Director of the Opera in the Quarry St. Margarethen, and many other renowned artists, celebrities, and entrepreneurs.
Picture: Director of International Affairs Central Music Conservatory Tao Qien (left), Director ACMA Qin Long (right)
Furthermore, we are excited to announce several collaborations with prominent Chinese organizations, including:
Harbin Conservatory
Harbin Music Association
Ningbo Symphony Orchestra
Ningbo Conservatory
Peking Conservatory
Wuhan Conservatory
Wuhan Music Association
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, School of Arts
Yangtze River
Chinese Musicians Association
We would like to express our gratitude for the overwhelming support, positive atmosphere, and assure you that ACMA will continue to pursue its vision tirelessly.
ACMA is proud to announce a series of remarkable partnerships with esteemed Chinese organizations, solidifying its commitment to fostering cultural exchange and collaboration in the field of music. These partnerships will open new avenues for artistic exchange, knowledge sharing, and mutual growth.
Harbin Conservatory: Known for its rich musical heritage and exceptional faculty, Harbin Conservatory is renowned for producing top-notch musicians and promoting cultural diversity.
Harbin Music Association: A leading institution dedicated to the development and promotion of music in Harbin, the Harbin Music Association organizes vibrant performances and facilitates artistic interactions.
Ningbo Symphony Orchestra: With a legacy spanning decades, the Ningbo Symphony Orchestra is an emblem of musical excellence, captivating audiences with its captivating performances and innovative repertoire.
Ningbo Conservatory: Esteemed for its comprehensive music education programs and outstanding faculty, Ningbo Conservatory nurtures young talents and contributes to the thriving music scene in Ningbo.
Peking Conservatory: As one of China’s most prestigious music institutions, the Peking Conservatory boasts a rich history and has produced numerous influential musicians who have made significant contributions to the world of music.
Wuhan Conservatory: Recognized for its exceptional music programs and dedication to nurturing artistic talent, the Wuhan Conservatory plays a vital role in shaping the musical landscape of Wuhan.
Wuhan Music Association: A dynamic platform for musicians and music enthusiasts, the Wuhan Music Association promotes cultural exchange and provides opportunities for collaboration among musicians from diverse backgrounds.
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, School of Arts: Known for its multidisciplinary approach and emphasis on innovation, the School of Arts at Huazhong University of Science and Technology provides a stimulating environment for aspiring artists and scholars.
Yangtze River: Revered as China’s “Mother River,” the Yangtze River serves as a symbol of cultural heritage, inspiring artistic expression and fostering a deep appreciation for Chinese traditions.
Chinese Musicians Association: A prominent organization representing musicians across China, the Chinese Musicians Association plays a vital role in advocating for the interests of musicians, promoting musical excellence, and fostering international collaborations.
These partnerships mark an exciting chapter for ACMA, further strengthening its mission to create a vibrant platform for cultural exchange, artistic exploration, and international cooperation. ACMA is honored to collaborate with these esteemed organizations, collectively working towards a future filled with musical brilliance and shared artistic endeavors.
For more information about ACMA and its collaborations, please contact us under office@acma.at
