Vibrant Xinjiang: Let music shape a new chapter in Chinese symphony

From northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to Shanghai in the east, young conductor Kadirya Kurban uses music as a bridge, shining brightly between the stage and the podium. She has conducted on professional stages with renowned orchestras both nationally and internationally, including the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra in the United States, the Shanghai Opera Symphony Orchestra, and the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra. With her exceptional skills, she has become a proud figure among her peers in the field.

She views teaching as a crucial way to share cultural missions. When lecturing, she not only carefully teaches performance techniques but also helps her students deeply understand the cultural meanings and human spirit behind the music. Additionally, she actively participates in public welfare activities, continually expanding the scope of art, and through her efforts, fulfills the mission of young musicians by making symphonies tell Eastern stories and writing a new chapter for China's symphony industry.