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The core concept of the concert was purely and boldly: "Let the sound be seen." The performance brought together six violinists from the NSO, along with two contemporary dancers with backgrounds in the Cloud Gate Dance Theatre, to experiment with the vibrations and bodily movements of the twenty-four strings within the intimate space of the National Concert Hall. The aim was to explore what "sound shapes" might emerge from this collision. The program adopted a "interspersed" rhythmic structure, avoiding treating the dance as mere ornamentation or filling every moment with visual stimulation. In pieces by Pak Chan, Knox, Wen Qi, and Mahler, the stage returned to pure music, guiding the audience to focus on
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