Siqing Lu “Legend of the Magic Bow” National Tour Series
Tour
Features
- China’s Largest-Scale Solo Violin Tour Brand
- Over 100 concerts and 50 masterclasses to date
- Performances in 40+ cities with 60+ top-tier venue partners
- 3 themed concert series, reaching over 80,000 audience members annually
- Continuously promoting original Chinese works on international stages
Overview
“The Legend of the Magic Bow” is the personal touring brand founded by internationally renowned violinist Siqing Lu in 2015. Since its inception, the series has successfully completed three nationwide tours, featuring over 100 concerts and 50 masterclasses, reaching more than 40 cities across China.
With performances held in premier venues throughout the country, it has become one of the most influential solo violin touring projects in China’s classical music scene.
The tour repertoire includes masterpieces by Debussy, Franck, Beethoven, and Paganini, alongside The Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto, one of the most iconic and widely recognized Chinese concertos worldwide—particularly associated with Siqing Lu’s interpretations.
“The Legend of the Magic Bow” has established long-term collaborations with over 50 top-tier venues, achieved outstanding box office results, and has been continuously re-invited by multiple theaters, becoming a landmark annual cultural event in many cities.
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The Legend of the Magic Bow III
Theme
An Upgraded Solo Violin Touring Brand — Multi-Thematic Series & Cross-Year Concert Season
Concert Themes
“Complete Beethoven” — Selected Sonatas for Violin and Piano
“Enchanted by France” — French Masterworks by Debussy, Saint-Saëns, Franck, and more
“The Eternal Butterfly Lovers” — A fusion of Chinese and Western classics, featuring The Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto and chamber music works
Tour Period
March 2023 – December 2024
Total Performances: 40+
Tour Cities & Venues
Beijing ｜ National Centre for the Performing Arts, Taihu Theatre
Shanghai ｜ Shanghai Poly Grand Theatre, Shanghai City Theatre
Shenzhen ｜ Shenzhen Concert Hall, Pingshan Grand Theatre
Chongqing ｜ Chongqing Grand Theatre
Chengdu ｜ Chengdu City Concert Hall
Wuhan ｜ Qintai Concert Hall
Nanjing ｜ Jiangsu Centre for the Performing Arts, Zhongshan Mausoleum Music Stage
Suzhou ｜ Suzhou Poly Grand Theatre
Ningbo ｜ Ningbo Cultural Plaza Grand Theatre
Hangzhou ｜ Hangzhou Grand Theatre
Xiamen ｜ Tan Kah Kee Theatre, Xiamen
Fuzhou ｜ University Town Cultural and Arts Center, Fuzhou
Zhuhai ｜ Zhuhai Grand Theatre
Dongguan ｜ Yulan Grand Theatre, Dongguan
Changzhou ｜ Changzhou Grand Theatre
Qingdao ｜ Qingdao Grand Theatre
Jining ｜ Jining Grand Theatre
Jinan ｜ Taishan Grand Theatre
Shenyang ｜ Shengjing Grand Theatre, Shenyang
Harbin ｜ Harbin Grand Theatre
Taiyuan ｜ Shanxi Grand Theatre
Zhengzhou ｜ Zhengzhou Grand Theatre, Henan Art Centre
Changchun ｜ Changchun Concert Hall
Hefei ｜ Hefei Grand Theatre
Huizhou ｜ Huizhou Culture & Art Center
Yixing ｜ Yixing Poly Grand Theatre
Cixi ｜ Cixi Grand Theatre
Weifang ｜ Weifang Grand Theatre
Tai’an ｜ Taishan Grand Theatre
Liaocheng ｜ Liaocheng Grand Theatre
Lianyungang ｜ Lianyungang Grand Theatre
Huai’an ｜ Huai’an Grand Theatre
Huanggang ｜ Huangmei Opera Grand Theatre
Ganzhou ｜ Ganzhou Grand Theatre
Ordos ｜ Ordos Grand Theatre
Guiyang ｜ Guiyang Grand Theatre
Wenling ｜ Wenling Grand Theatre
The Legend of the Magic Bow II
Theme
A Panoramic Showcase of Violin Art — Bridging Chinese and Western Masterpieces
Program Highlights
Western Classical Works: Beethoven, Debussy, Franck, Brahms, Paganini
Chinese Repertoire: The Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto (with piano accompaniment)
Virtuoso violin pieces & encore selections
Blending personal interpretation with chamber music aesthetics
Tour Dates
March – November 2019
Total Performances: 30
Tour Cities & Venues
Beijing ｜ National Centre for the Performing Arts
Shanghai ｜ Shanghai Poly Grand Theatre
Shenzhen ｜ Shenzhen Concert Hall
Hong Kong ｜ Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall
Chongqing ｜ Chongqing Shi Guangnan Grand Theatre
Chengdu ｜ Chengdu City Concert Hall
Changsha ｜ Changsha Concert Hall
Fuzhou ｜ Strait Culture and Art Centre, Fuzhou
Xiamen ｜ Tan Kah Kee Theatre, Xiamen
Zhuhai ｜ Zhuhai Grand Theatre
Hefei ｜ Hefei Grand Theatre
Shenyang ｜ Shengjing Grand Theatre, Shenyang
Dalian ｜ Dalian International Conference Center Grand Theatre
Qingdao ｜ Qingdao Grand Theatre
Ningbo ｜ Ningbo Grand Theatre
Tangshan ｜ Tangshan Grand Theatre
Huizhou ｜ Huizhou Culture & Art Center
Yantai ｜ Yantai Grand Theatre
Hengshui ｜ Hengshui Poly Grand Theatre
Taiyuan ｜ Shanxi Grand Theatre
Weihai ｜ Weihai Conference Center Grand Theatre
Weifang ｜ Weifang Grand Theatre
Liaocheng ｜ Liaocheng Grand Theatre
Zibo ｜ Zibo Grand Theatre
Zhoushan ｜ Zhoushan Putuo Poly Grand Theatre
Ma’anshan ｜ Ma’anshan Grand Theatre
Changzhou ｜ Changzhou Grand Theatre
Melbourne ｜ Melbourne Recital Centre (Australia)
The Legend of the Magic Bow I
Theme
The First National Tour by China’s Leading Violin Virtuoso — A Fusion of Eastern and Western Classics
Program Highlights
Works by Beethoven, Saint-Saëns, Debussy, Wieniawski, and Kreisler
Chinese Repertoire: The Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto (with piano accompaniment)
Romantic violin miniatures and encore favorites
Tour Dates
December 8, 2015 – January 31, 2016
Total Performances: 30
Tour Cities & Venues
Beijing ｜ National Centre for the Performing Arts
Shanghai ｜ Shanghai Oriental Art Center
Guangzhou ｜ Xinghai Concert Hall
Shenzhen ｜ Shenzhen Concert Hall
Hangzhou ｜ Hangzhou Grand Theatre
Nanjing ｜ Jiangsu Centre for the Performing Arts
Chongqing ｜ Chongqing Grand Theatre
Wuhan ｜ Qintai Concert Hall
Hefei ｜ Hefei Grand Theatre
Huizhou ｜ Huizhou Culture & Art Center
Zhengzhou ｜ Henan Art Centre
Taiyuan ｜ Shanxi Grand Theatre
Huanggang ｜ Huangmei Opera Grand Theatre
Ji’an ｜ Ji’an Poly Grand Theatre
Huai’an ｜ Huai’an Grand Theatre
Ma’anshan ｜ Ma’anshan Grand Theatre
as well as multiple cities across Anhui and Jiangsu Provinces
Siqing Lu “Legend of the Magic Bow” National Tour Series
“The Legend of the Magic Bow” has established long-term collaborations with over 50 top-tier venues, achieved outstanding box office results, and has been continuously re-invited by multiple theaters, becoming a landmark annual cultural event in many cities.