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2026 LYN Concert

Higley Unified School Distrcit very first Lunar New Year Concert with Shijiazhuang Foreign Language School 10:00 Mayor Scott Anderson‘s opening remark 12:30 Chinese National Anthem March of the Volunteers 《义勇军进行曲》 14:00 American National Anthem The Star-Spangled Banner 《星条旗之歌》 21:20 Peach Blossom Spring 《桃花源记》张天与原创 28:00 How to Train Your Dragon 《驯龙高手》 35:00 As Your Wish 《如愿》合唱; Higley High Scool和石家庄外国语学校 40:25 Ambush from Ten Sides 《十面埋伏》琵琶独奏：蒋傲姿 45:15 Raffle Session 57:30 Spring Festival Overture 《春节序曲》 MC： Francisco Navarro(Class of 2027); Ashley Nicols (Class of 2021) A few stories behind the concert 1. A Chinese gentleman walked into the HCPA hall and excitedly asked me, "Are you from Shijiazhuang?" When I said no, he quickly followed with, "Where are the Shijiazhuang people?" He was eager to learn about the school so he could send the information to his sister in Shijiazhuang as a possible opportunity for his nephew. I never imagined that our concert might also help SFLS recruit students here in the U.S.! 2. Another special moment involved Tianyu, the student composer. The Chinese conductor, Ms. Fan, asked if we could highlight Tianyu during his composition. Mr. Sharp graciously agreed and arranged for Tianyu to switch seats with our HHS concertmaster during Peach Blossom Spring. Later, we realized Tianyu had been seated in the first chair position throughout rehearsal. When we clarified that we only intended to highlight him for his piece, we learned that our concertmaster had voluntarily offered her seat to Tianyu. Her humility and hospitality in welcoming 25 musicians who traveled from China—many at great personal expense—was truly touching and reflects the character of our students. 3. An elderly couple in their 70s was deeply moved by the concert. The husband was so excited afterward that he chatted warmly with everyone on the way out—even though he speaks very little English. Later that evening, his wife called to share how touched she was to hear the Chinese National Anthem, and then added how meaningful it was to hear the American National Anthem afterward. For them, it was a powerful reminder that while one may have a homeland of origin, the United States is a place where diversity and different cultures can be celebrated openly and proudly. Thanks for everyone who came and supported.