Audio Book – One In A Billion By Kai Chen – Episode 23

Sound of Hope Radio Network is proud to present you a series of audio book ‘One In A Billion” by Kai Chen. This is a book of “Freedom is not free” and can also be found at web site http://kaichenforum.com. Happy listening.

Shen Yun In St. Petersburg, Florida

Welcome once again to the SOH Radio network, a proud sponsor of Shen Yun Performing Arts. My name is Jason Wegener and in this program we’ll be looking at the latest performance by the Shen Yun Touring Company in St. Petersburg, Florida on Friday January the 29th. We spoke with Tom Barnhorn after the show to find out what he thought of his Shen Yun experience.

Shen Yun Is Coming To Chicago Civic Opera House_April 10 & 11, 2010

Chicago Civic Opera House is located at 8 blocks west of this Millennium Park landmark.

 Civic Opera House
 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL

 April 10, 2010 (Sat) 7:00 PM
 April 11, 2010 (Sun) 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM

TicketMaster.com/shenyunchicago

 or Call Hot Line: 1_800_515_3468

 Please visit www.chicago-shows.com

Behold, Shen Yun. A Show Not To Be Missed

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It Is Very Soft and Gentle Yet Very Bright and Stunning

Angela and Pat Del Franco attended Shen Yun at Living Arts Centre in Mississauga, Canada

Welcome to the SOH Radio network, a proud sponsor of Shen Yun Performing Arts. My name is Catherine Hennessy and in this program we’ll be looking at the latest performance by the Shen Yun Touring Company at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga, Canada. We spoke with some of the audience after the show to find out what they thought of their Shen Yun experience. Here is Angela Del Franco and her mother Pat Del Franco had to say about the set.

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Its Clarity, Proficiency, and Unison Is Top of The World.

Keval Khalsa and Lavender DeBoyurris attended Shen Yun at Raleigh, North Carolina

Today’s update of Shen Yun Performing Arts’ first show on 16th of January, 2010 at North Carolina Raleigh Memorial Auditorium at Progress Energy Center is by its sponsor SOH Radio Network. I’m Catherine Hennessy. Our staff reporter interviewed audience member Keval Khalsa, a Dance Programs Director at Duke University. Kavel privately owns a dance company and seeking ways to purchase Shen Yun’s colorful costumes. She is also stunned by the synchronicity of the choreography and technically skillful, proficient choreographers. She commented that the perfected ensemble, unison, visually design and its clarity is out of the world. She will give it a 10. That is the top.

Let’s now listen to Keval Khalsa share her impressions of her first Shen Yun experience.

Shen Yun: “It was fantastic!”

Robert Isabel believes all people should see Shen Yun

Welcome to the SOH Radio Network, my name is Daniel Teng. SOH is a proud sponsor of the Shen Yun performances and will be covering its tour around the world. In this program we look at the final Shen Yun performance in Montreal at Place des Arts – Theatre Maisonneuve. The show was held on January 18th. In this program we’ll be hearing from businessman Bill Antonatos and his family and general towards the show

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They also had comments to share about the music of Shen Yun combines both Western and Eastern musical traditions.

It Took My Breath Away When The Curtain Went up. It’s A God Made Flower

This garden and flowers is not closed to the live and grandeous stage described by interviewee

Today’s update of Shen Yun Performing Arts’ first show on 15th of January, 2010 at Place Des Arts-Theatre Maisonneuve is by its sponsor Sound of Hope Radio Network. I’m Catherine Hennessy. Our staff reporter interviewed audience member Aniko Hill, a professor of BioChemistry. Aniko said that this is her first time to see classical Chinese dance, an ancient Chinese renaissance culture brought to the stage. She is amazed at the impact of the perfect synchronization of the Chinese and Western music, colorful costumes, the intricate yet delicate dances blend in with heaven-like scenary backdrop. When the curtain went up it just took her breath away. She said that she couldn’t find word properly describe how beautiful the stage is. Well, let me help her a little bit. She perhaps may describe the stage is like a ‘God made flower’. Aniko is also surprised by the program called Nothing Can Block The Divine Path. She is hoping that Chinese people in mainland China one day will have religious freedom like Hungarian people who are free from the communist party today.

Let’s now listen to Aniko Hill share her impressions and suprises of her first Shen Yun experience.

High School Orchestra Conductor Amazed by the Shen Yun Live Orchestra

Chris Mark and his family at Detroit Opera House in Detroit, Michigan.

Today’s update of Shen Yun Performing Arts’ first show on 2nd of January, 2010 at Detroit Opera House in Michigan is by its sponsor Sound of Hope Radio Network. I’m Catherine Hennessy. Our staff reporter interviewed audience member Chris Mark. Chris has brought his wife and their young son and daughter with him to this unforgettable show _ Shen Yun. Chris is an orchestra conductor for Huron High School at Ann Arbor, Michigan. A school with high reputation of music department and its orchestral performances. As a musician, Chris has identified the Asian Pentatonic scale performed by Shen Yun’s live orchestra although this orchestra is in combination of eastern and western instruments. Pentatonic scale is the keys of all black keys on piano. If not just played the black keys then play any key to begin with a pattern of whole step, whole step, one and a half steps, whole step, one and a half steps. Or another pattern like this: whole step, one and a half steps, whole step, whole step, one and a half steps. Try it and you will savor the Asian flavor of Pentatonic scale music. Pentatonic scale music is very soulful and characristic as you may have already known.

Let’s now listen to Chris Mark share his impressions of his first Shen Yun experience except his zero understanding of divine messeges conveyed by Shen Yun.

No Dropping Things. No Out of Turns. It Is Very Difficult To Do. But Shen Yun Achieved It.

Right now all 3 Shen Yun Performing Arts companies with live orchestras are in San Francisco, Detroit, and Philadelphia simultaneously from the 2nd of January 2010. SOH caught up with audience member Shubha Chakraboity at Detroit Opera House on January 2 for the metinee performance. Shubha is a Indian Classical dancer, as a dancer, she compares Indian classical dance with Chinese Classical dance on its styles, props, and technics. She commented that digital backdrop made her eyes opened to see the landscapings and learned the Chinese culture. She said that it is very impressive that performers’ every hand-movement and foot-movement are in highly precise coordination. She found it is very hard to do.

Now, let’s listen to Shubha Chakraboity’s professioal view points and thoughts.