She has brought the suona to Vienna! Chinese suona virtuoso Liu Wenwen performed the traditional solo piece “Song of the Phoenix,” at the Musikverein in Vienna, Austria. Liu is China’s first Ph.D. student specializing in the suona, a double-reed woodwind Chinese instrument. With its loud and distinctively expressive sounds, the suona is often hailed as the “king of Chinese folk instruments.” #traditional #chinese #instruments #performance #intangibleculturalheritage #ChinaCharm | CGTN China24

Suona is a traditional #Chinese musical #instrument shaped like a trumpet that is played by blowing at the mouthpiece with a double-reed inside. Today, Suona can refer to different kinds of trumpets that span across multiple registers. Listen to the #podcast #MusicTalks for more! https://open.spotify.com/episode/7u4jaj4NRj1MjEEMszjPiL?si=UXn7fDtiTyud3Q0JdOeVDQ | Learn Chinese

A brilliant performance by Liu Wenwen on the suona, a traditional Chinese double-reed woodwind instrument, left the audience awestruck during a China National Symphony Orchestra concert in Paris on Tuesday. Liu, who has a PhD in suona performance, delivered a stunning rendition of the Chinese classic "A Hundred Birds Worshipping the Phoenix" in the heart of Paris. #TrendinginChina #ChineseCulture | Xi's Moments

Liu Wenwen, who holds the first doctorate in Suona performance in China, is a #post-90s young teacher at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Being active on important international stages, she has made more people know about Suona and traditional Chinese arts with superb performance. | Wang Wenbin Chinese Ambassador to the Kingdom of Cambodia 汪文斌

Playing Suona in the Golden Hall of Vienna Lately, Liu Wenwen, a China's Suona artist, performed a Chinese song in the #GoldenHall of #Vienna. The audience was amazed by Suona's unique sound and her flawless performance. Liu Wenwen, a post-90s girl and China's first female Ph.D. in #suona, remains the only suona player to have graced the stage of the Sydney Opera House to this day. (cr: douyin 870129962) | T-Time HK