Clouds are a very common natural phenomenon in nature. They are ever-changing and have varying shapes. People often give them various symbolic meanings, such as holiness and purity, freedom and unrestrainedness, remoteness from the world, mystery and unknown, etc. Music and clouds have the same purpose. Music is also full of changes. People place their emotions and imaginations in music. This year's repertoire design also shows various aspects. The first half brings fantasy and mysterious female voices, happy and carefree male voices, and smooth mixed voices; the second half presents the imagery of music and clouds with works by local Taiwanese composers Shi Qingru, Liu Shengxian, Huang Junda, Zhang Shuhan and Chinese composer Jin Chengzhi.

SHI Qing-ru: When the World Quiets Down, Tell to the Night

LIU Sheng-xian: Drifting Clouds

JIN Cheng-zhi: Whale on the Cloud

HUANG Jun-da: The Journey, Farewell

ZHANG Shu-han: The Song of the Clouds

Mioko Shikaya: Cloud Indicators

Conductor｜PAN Guo-ching

Piano｜CHANG I-wen