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2026 年 1 月 11 日下午 2 点，北卡凯瑞（Cary）市议员 Bella Huang 和北卡华人大联盟主要负责人之一李文治，带领青少年在Cary 的老年社区 Atria 成功举办了一场充满温情与活力的 “RISE 新年音乐会”。
此次音乐会旨在为社区长者送上新年的祝福，丰富老年文化生活，并搭建跨代交流的平台。
少年担纲，主持演出双肩挑
本次音乐会由三位少年担纲主持，他们是来自 Cary 的Albert Qin ，来自Raleigh的Jerry Li和来自CHapel Hill
的Teddy Tang，三位小主持人举止大方、表达自然，并巧妙融入轻松幽默的语言，为整场演出营造了温馨而充满青春气息的氛围。
琴声舞影，东西方文化同台绽放
演出节目丰富多样，涵盖钢琴、小提琴、大提琴三重奏、独奏、声乐演唱及舞蹈等多种形式。开场由 Teddy Tang、Anna Ding 和 Gabriel Gamboa 带来的三重奏《华尔兹第二号》，优雅而富有表现力，为音乐会拉开序幕。随后，多位小朋友轮番登台演出，包括中国传统乐器阮演奏《新年好》、钢琴曲《Summer》、舞蹈《江南诗意》，以及多首中西结合的经典曲目，呈现出丰富的艺术层次与文化交融之美。
主持与演奏齐飞，青春担当尽展风采
值得一提的是，三位主持人不仅主持节目，还亲自登台演奏。演出后，他们互相称赞、彼此鼓励，既展现了扎实的音乐素养，也传递出真诚的团队精神。音乐会压轴曲目《新春乐》由 Teddy Tang、Albert Qin 和 Jerry Li 三人合作演奏，旋律明快、气氛热烈，将现场情绪推向高潮，为整场演出画上圆满句号。
掌声与笑容，是最温暖的新年回礼
观众反响热烈，长者们纷纷表示，这场演出不仅带来了的艺术享受，更传递了温暖与关怀。“看到孩子们在我们面前表演，我们心里特别高兴，这真是新年的珍贵礼物。”一位长者笑着说。演出结束后，许多老年观众还表达了对议员Bella Huang的感谢，并热切期待下一次音乐会再次来到社区。
感谢同行者，凝聚社区爱的力量
议员 Bella Huang 对参与演出的孩子、家长及志愿者表示衷心感谢。她指出，青少年积极参与社区活动，不仅能够锻炼自信与责任感，也为长者带来了欢乐；通过音乐与艺术的交流，社区变得更加温暖、团结与充满活力。
音乐为桥，跨代同心迎接新年
此次新年音乐会是一场跨代交流与社区关怀的生动实践。音乐在冬日里传递温情，也为新年奏响了希望与祝福的序曲。
下面是当天的节目清单和表演者姓名：
1. 三重奏《Waltz No. 2》
2. 阮独奏《新年好》
3.钢琴独奏《Summer》
4. 小提琴独奏《渔舟唱晚》
5. 钢琴独奏《Just Strutting Along》
6. 女声独唱《Diamonds》
7.小提琴独奏《送别》
8. 钢琴独奏《Sonata K.310》
9. 舞蹈表演《江南诗意》
10. 钢琴独奏《贝多芬第四号奏鸣曲终乐章》
11. 钢琴独奏《圆舞曲 F 大调 Op.34 No.3》
12. 钢琴独奏《Rigaudon I、II 及变奏》
13. 小提琴独奏《亨德尔 F 大调协奏曲第二乐章》
14. 钢琴独奏《秋之四段素描》
15. 小提琴三重奏《新春乐》
Joy of Spring: ‘RISE New Year Concert’ at Atria Senior Community
Contributed by Zhe Tang
On January 11, 2026, from 2:00 to 3:00 PM, Cary City Councilor Bella Huang and Wenzhi Li, a key leader of the North Carolina Chinese American Federation, led local youth in successfully organizing a warm and lively “RISE New Year Concert” at the Atria senior community in Cary. The concert aimed to bring New Year’s blessings to the community’s elderly residents, enrich their cultural life, and create a platform for intergenerational exchange.
Youth Take the Lead: Dual Roles as Hosts and Performers
The concert was hosted by three young talents: Albert Qin from Cary, Jerry Li from Raleigh, and Teddy Tang from Chapel Hill. The three young hosts displayed poise, natural expression, and skillfully incorporated light humor into their presentations, creating a warm and youthful atmosphere throughout the event.
Melodies and Movements: East and West Cultural Fusion on Stage
The performances were rich and diverse, featuring piano, violin, and cello trios, solos, vocal performances, and dance. The opening trio, “Waltz No. 2”, performed by Teddy Tang, Anna Ding, and Gabriel Gamboa, was elegant and expressive, setting the tone for the concert. Following this, several young performers took the stage in succession, presenting a variety of pieces including the traditional Chinese instrument ruan performing “Happy New Year”, piano solo “Summer”, dance “Jiangnan Poetic Imagery”, and multiple classic pieces combining Eastern and Western elements, showcasing a rich artistic spectrum and cultural fusion.
Hosts and Performers Shine Together: Youthful Talent on Display
Notably, the three hosts not only guided the program but also performed on stage. After their performances, they praised and encouraged each other, demonstrating both solid musical skills and genuine team spirit. The concert’s closing piece, “New Spring Melody”, was performed collaboratively by Teddy Tang, Albert Qin, and Jerry Li. Its bright and lively melody brought the audience to a climax, concluding the concert on a high note.
Applause and Smiles: The Warmest New Year Gift
The audience responded enthusiastically. Many elderly residents expressed that the performance not only provided artistic enjoyment but also conveyed warmth and care. “Seeing the children perform in front of us makes us extremely happy—it’s truly a precious New Year gift,” one elder said with a smile. After the performance, many attendees expressed their gratitude to Councilor Bella Huang and eagerly looked forward to the next concert in their community.
Gratitude to Participants: Strengthening Community Bonds
Councilor Bella Huang expressed heartfelt thanks to the participating children, parents, and volunteers. She emphasized that active youth participation in community activities not only cultivates confidence and responsibility but also brings joy to elders; through musical and artistic exchanges, the community becomes warmer, more united, and vibrant.
Music as a Bridge: Welcoming the New Year Together Across Generations
This New Year concert was a vivid practice of intergenerational exchange and community care. Music conveyed warmth in the winter and sounded the prelude of hope and blessings for the New Year.
Program and Performers:
1. Trio: Waltz No. 2
Performers: Teddy Tang (Violin), Anna Ding (Piano), Gabriel Gamboa (Cello)
2. Ruan Solo: Happy New Year
Performer: Nancy Dong
3. Piano Solo: Summer
Performer: Ietong Li
4. Violin Solo: Fishermen’s Song at Dusk
Performer: Jimmy Yin
5. Piano Solo: Just Strutting Along
Performer: Ryan Huang
6. Female Vocal Solo: Diamonds
Performer: Alice Liu
7. �� Violin Solo: Farewell
Performer: Jerry Li
8. Piano Solo: Sonata K.310
Performer: Hanzhi (Chloe)
9. Dance Performance: Jiangnan Poetic Imagery
Performer: Jinchan Fu
10. Piano Solo: Beethoven Sonata No.4 Final Movement
Performer: Albert Qin
11. Piano Solo: Waltz in F Major, Op.34 No.3
Performer: Kevin Yang
12. Piano Solo: Rigaudon I, II and Variations
Performer: Zoe Yang
13. Violin Solo: Handel F Major Concerto, Second Movement
Performer: Jacqueline Li
14. Piano Solo: Four Sketches of Autumn
Performer: Jinyu Zhang
15. Violin Trio: New Spring Melody
Performers: Teddy Tang, Albert Qin, Jerry Li