What are the famous foreign music festivals?

1. Bath Music Festival

The Bath International Music Festival was founded in 1948. It is a grand festival with an international reputation and a long history. The music festival is held from late May to early June every year and lasts for 12 days, representing the top level of world music festivals. There will be many outstanding orchestral, classical, jazz, and folk music performers performing innovative and unique collaborations during the festival.

2. Woodstock Music Festival

The Woodstock Music Festival is an important rock music festival in the world.

The essence of Woodstock is a group of naive idealists who, amidst the flames of war and violence, established a musical utopia of "love and peace", a Woodstock Nation. ). In fact, it was just the last ditch effort of the hippie who was unwilling to be defeated. Because in the late 1960s, there was more darkness, death and blood.

3. Bayreuth Music Festival

The Bayreuther Music Festival [Bayreuther Festspiele] was founded in 1876 by the German composer R. Wagner. In order to perform the comprehensive art musicals he created, Wagner built a Bayruit Classic Theater. The theater was officially opened under his chairmanship on August 13, 1876. Conductor Hans Richter conducted the performance of his "Ring of the Nibelung".

This music festival only performs works from the middle and late stages of Wagner and is one of the most famous music festivals in the world.

4. Cheltenham Music Festival

The Cheltenham Music Festival [Cheltenham Festival] was established in 1945. Initially focusing on British contemporary music, it expanded to include contemporary music from other countries after 1969, and is scheduled to be held every summer at Cheltenham Spa in the UK.

After 1945, most of the small works, concertos and symphonies by British composers were premiered on this program, and most of them were performed with the Halle Orchestra conducted by Barbirolli.

5. FLYING BIRD (FLYING BIRD)

FLYING BIRD originated in Southern California, USA. In 1996, country music, which was once popular in the United States, was slowly replaced by rock music and became one of the most popular music types among college students who are good at accepting new things.