The concerto for Cello and Pipa 'Xiao Yao You' is a work co-commissioned by the Beijing International Music Festival, Hangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and composed by composer Zhao Lin, and was premiered in Hangzhou by renowned Chinese conductor Yu Long, internationally renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Pipa soloist Wu Man in July 2018, and will be performed on stage at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center in New York City in March 2019. The concerto 'Xiao Yao You' perfectly blends the Chinese classical music instrument Pipa with the Western classical music instrument Cello, completing the dialogue between Chinese and Western civilizations with the cooperation of the orchestra, bringing the audience through the ancient and modern times to appreciate the inheritance and development of Chinese culture with a highly philosophical musical charm, demonstrating and conveying the core connotation of Chinese traditional culture, and winning great recognition and praise from audiences around the world.

The concerto for Cello and Pipa 'Xiao Yao You' is a work co-commissioned by the Beijing International Music Festival, Hangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and composed by composer Zhao Lin, and was premiered in Hangzhou by renowned Chinese conductor Yu Long, internationally renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Pipa soloist Wu Man in July 2018, and will be performed on stage at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center in New York City in March 2019. The concerto 'Xiao Yao You' perfectly blends the Chinese classical music instrument Pipa with the Western classical music instrument Cello, completing the dialogue between Chinese and Western civilizations with the cooperation of the orchestra, bringing the audience through the ancient and modern times to appreciate the inheritance and development of Chinese culture with a highly philosophical musical charm, demonstrating and conveying the core connotation of Chinese traditional culture, and winning great recognition and praise from audiences around the world.

The concerto for Cello and Pipa 'Xiao Yao You' is a work co-commissioned by the Beijing International Music Festival, Hangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and composed by composer Zhao Lin, and was premiered in Hangzhou by renowned Chinese conductor Yu Long, internationally renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Pipa soloist Wu Man in July 2018, and will be performed on stage at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center in New York City in March 2019. The concerto 'Xiao Yao You' perfectly blends the Chinese classical music instrument Pipa with the Western classical music instrument Cello, completing the dialogue between Chinese and Western civilizations with the cooperation of the orchestra, bringing the audience through the ancient and modern times to appreciate the inheritance and development of Chinese culture with a highly philosophical musical charm, demonstrating and conveying the core connotation of Chinese traditional culture, and winning great recognition and praise from audiences around the world.

In 2004, the composer Zhao Lin collaborated with the internationally renowned cellist Yo-yo Ma and his New Silk Road Ensemble, creating a number of classical masterpieces that have been performed by major orchestras around the world, three of which are included in Yo-Yo Ma's album 'ENCHANTMENT', which was the top-selling classical album world-wide in 2005. A series of collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble  have brought more Chinese music to the world and greatly promoted the integration and development of Chinese and Western music.

In 2004, the composer Zhao Lin collaborated with the internationally renowned cellist Yo-yo Ma and his New Silk Road Ensemble, creating a number of classical masterpieces that have been performed by major orchestras around the world, three of which are included in Yo-Yo Ma's album 'ENCHANTMENT', which was the top-selling classical album world-wide in 2005. A series of collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble  have brought more Chinese music to the world and greatly promoted the integration and development of Chinese and Western music.

In 2004, the composer Zhao Lin collaborated with the internationally renowned cellist Yo-yo Ma and his New Silk Road Ensemble, creating a number of classical masterpieces that have been performed by major orchestras around the world, three of which are included in Yo-Yo Ma's album 'ENCHANTMENT', which was the top-selling classical album world-wide in 2005. A series of collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble  have brought more Chinese music to the world and greatly promoted the integration and development of Chinese and Western music.

On November 3, 2013, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra led, together with the China Philharmonic Orchestra and Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra's commissioned composer Zhao Lin's double concerto for cello and sheng ‘Duo’ which was a world premiere at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center by internationally renowned cellist Yo-yo Ma and Wu Tong, a non-geneticist and folk musician. The concerto ‘Duo’ was composed by Music Bridge Culture, which is the first time in China to be jointly commissioned by three major orchestras, and brings a "Cello and Sheng ensemble" audio-visual feast for the general public. The concerto ‘Duo’ is based on "The Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" written by Master Xuanzang, which contains strong western colors and Buddhist philosophy. ‘Duo’ innovatively combines Sheng and Cello tells the Chinese story and plays the Chinese spirit with Chinese and Western musical elements, in which the floating and ethereal sound of Sheng and the singing and sobbing sound of Cello are interwoven to reveal the pursuit of dreams and spirit, and reflect the valuable Silk Road spirit of perseverance, persistence and dreams pursuit, which has won wide recognition and praise on the stage at home and abroad.

On November 3, 2013, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra led, together with the China Philharmonic Orchestra and Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra's commissioned composer Zhao Lin's double concerto for cello and sheng ‘Duo’ which was a world premiere at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center by internationally renowned cellist Yo-yo Ma and Wu Tong, a non-geneticist and folk musician. The concerto ‘Duo’ was composed by Music Bridge Culture, which is the first time in China to be jointly commissioned by three major orchestras, and brings a "Cello and Sheng ensemble" audio-visual feast for the general public. The concerto ‘Duo’ is based on "The Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" written by Master Xuanzang, which contains strong western colors and Buddhist philosophy. ‘Duo’ innovatively combines Sheng and Cello tells the Chinese story and plays the Chinese spirit with Chinese and Western musical elements, in which the floating and ethereal sound of Sheng and the singing and sobbing sound of Cello are interwoven to reveal the pursuit of dreams and spirit, and reflect the valuable Silk Road spirit of perseverance, persistence and dreams pursuit, which has won wide recognition and praise on the stage at home and abroad.

On November 3, 2013, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra led, together with the China Philharmonic Orchestra and Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra's commissioned composer Zhao Lin's double concerto for cello and sheng ‘Duo’ which was a world premiere at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center by internationally renowned cellist Yo-yo Ma and Wu Tong, a non-geneticist and folk musician. The concerto ‘Duo’ was composed by Music Bridge Culture, which is the first time in China to be jointly commissioned by three major orchestras, and brings a "Cello and Sheng ensemble" audio-visual feast for the general public. The concerto ‘Duo’ is based on "The Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" written by Master Xuanzang, which contains strong western colors and Buddhist philosophy. ‘Duo’ innovatively combines Sheng and Cello tells the Chinese story and plays the Chinese spirit with Chinese and Western musical elements, in which the floating and ethereal sound of Sheng and the singing and sobbing sound of Cello are interwoven to reveal the pursuit of dreams and spirit, and reflect the valuable Silk Road spirit of perseverance, persistence and dreams pursuit, which has won wide recognition and praise on the stage at home and abroad.