In the world of symphony orchestras, Maestro Tsung Yeh is celebrated as the first conductor ever to simultaneously lead both a Western and a Chinese orchestra. The Shanghai-born conductor currently serves as the music director of the Singapore Chinese Orchestra, and is well known for his distinctive style and programming. And what's interesting about him, is that he's quite experimental, as he mixes up the chairs to break conventional seating and sounds. CGTN finds out how he has helped the orchestra gain international accolades.