On the evening of May 11, the special concerto concerto of Lou Lin's Master's Guzheng Graduation Concerto, held by Ouyang Wang Jian and the Zhejiang Symphony Orchestra as the concerto, came to a successful conclusion in the concert hall of Zhejiang Conservatory of Music.

The first piece of the concert is "Qin Tu Qing" composed by Zhou Zhan. The music is based on Shaanxi local music. Through the introduction, adagio, allegro, and wide board, various performance techniques and ups and downs are used. The ups and downs of the melody show the yearning and love for the homeland.

What followed was "Orchid Pavilion" composed by Wang Yunfei (the premiere of the symphony version), which was based on "the first running script in the world" - "Orchid Pavilion Preface" by the calligrapher Wang Xizhi. There is a book in the sticker: "At the beginning of the late spring, I will meet at the Lanting Pavilion in Shanyin, Kuaiji, and I will sing and sing, and it is enough to talk about the love." The works use music to describe the charm of calligraphy, the elegance of the calligraphy, and the beauty of the scenery. It integrates the reverence for ancestors and calligraphy into music, travels through the thousand-year-old past, reshapes the gathering situation of Lanting Pavilion, and praises the splendid and magnificent Chinese culture.

The third song is "As It Is" composed by Wang Danhong. At the end of the Diamond Sutra, it is written: "Everything that has action is like a dream bubble. It is like dew and electricity, so it should be viewed as such." The concerto "Thus So" explores the precipitation of traditional culture in the soul while excavating and displaying the traditional charm of guzheng. , showing the pure and simple spiritual world.

The fourth piece is "Thousands of Miles Without Clouds" composed by Hao Weiya (Premier in Zhejiang), and the Guzheng Concerto "Thousands of Miles Without Clouds" was commissioned for the finals of the 13th China Music Golden Bell Award Guzheng Competition. On the westbound road, leisurely and contented, there are no clouds in thousands of miles, and the sky is full of flowers and rain...

The last piece is "Sunshine · Earth" composed by Wang Jianmin (premiered in Zhejiang), which was commissioned for the 13th Golden Bell Award Guzheng Competition. The music is divided into paragraphs such as "rising sun, bright purple and red, the earth's spring tide, forging ahead, splendid", etc., enthusiastically sings and depicts the sun shining on the earth, and the jubilant and prosperous scene of Shenzhou.

Lou Lin's guzheng playing fingering is skillful and flowing, and the tone is clear and pleasant, ethereal and tactful. She cooperates with the orchestra and interprets the moving emotions in the music incisively and vividly, winning the audience's long-lasting applause and unanimous praise.