On a starry night, renowned Nanyin musician Wang Xinxin mesmerises our souls with her penetrating voice, evoking nostalgia and reflection through poems and melodies from ancient China.

From Felix Mendelssohn’s violin concerto to Anton Bruckner’s Symphony No.6, conductor Eliahu Inbal takes us on a journey through the cosmos of emotions, guiding us from the intimate strings to the vast, symphonic expanse that defines Bruckner’s vision.

Through the soul-stirring melodies of the sarod, maestro Amjad Ali Khan beautifully shows that music transcends all boundaries — be it of race, religion, or culture.

The 12 Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic enchanted the audience in Taiwan with their mesmerising performance, infusing it with a delightful touch of whimsy by putting a frying pan in the spotlight.

At Weiwuying, home to Asia's largest pipe organ, virtuoso organist Cameron Carpenter took the instrument off the altar and onto the centre stage, delivering an electrifying performance that mesmerised the audience of Taiwan.

Taiwan Philharmonic, led by conductor Lü Shao-Chia, performed Anton Bruckner's Symphony No.5

“If human were clouds, then the colourful scattering of light reflected on them represents every human temperament and emotion.” — Cloud Gate Dance Theatre