SZ Symphony Orchestra, Vitalization Symphony Foundation, and Ease Freq launch project

The Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, the Shenzhen Vitalization Symphony Development Foundation, and Ease Freq have recently announced a strategic partnership to launch the "Healing Classical Music" project. This collaboration aims to combine therapeutic music, classical compositions, and modern technology to create a unique musical experience for the public.

A group photo of the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, the Shenzhen Vitalization Symphony Development Foundation, and Ease Freq signing a contract to launch the "Healing Classical Music" project. File photo

Ease Freq, a domestic therapeutic brand known for its focus on multidimensional therapies, brings a fresh approach to music therapy with innovative content. As the first Chinese brand in this area, it introduces new possibilities for healing through sound. Peng Peng, founder of Ease Freq, emphasized that the project aims to "explore new ways of presenting music that blends healing, classical elements, and technology," to help people relieve stress and relax through the power of music.

The Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, one of China’s premier professional orchestras, plays a crucial role in this initiative. Its rich cultural heritage and high artistic standards will provide the musical foundation for the project. Lin Daye, music director and principal conductor of the orchestra, noted that this partnership represents a significant cultural contribution to the city, calling it an "innovative attempt" to expand the reach of classical music through cross-disciplinary collaboration.

The project will offer various musical experiences, including high-quality music albums, concerts, and online performances. Huang Xiaoshu, secretary-general of the Shenzhen Vitalization Symphony Development Foundation, highlighted the public welfare aspect of the initiative, noting that the foundation's commitment to promoting classical music and societal well-being aligns perfectly with this partnership.

With the collective efforts of all three parties, the "Healing Classical Music" project is expected to be a cultural and artistic milestone for Shenzhen, offering the public a therapeutic and enriching musical journey.