China Stage in Mongolia

Two concerts connect Chinese and Mongolian musicians and audiences: a “Tea for Harmony” programme at Erdenet’s Miners’ Palace of Culture and a musical exchange at the Mongolian State Philharmonic Hall in Ulaanbaatar.

At the Ulaanbaatar concert on 31 August 2026, musicians from Shanghai and Mongolia shared the stage at the Mongolian State Philharmonic Hall. The programme included “Blooming Flowers and a Full Moon” and “Night in Ulaanbaatar”, bringing contrasting instrumental traditions together.

Centred on Chinese instrumental music, the programme brings together piano, zhongruan, liuqin, bamboo flute, bayan accordion and Western flute in solos, chamber combinations and ensemble pieces.

Traditional Chinese melodies and contemporary works are placed alongside Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, Piazzolla’s Libertango and Mongolian songs, including Ulaanbaatar Night. The repertoire gives Chinese and Western instruments a shared setting for musical exchange.