Conductor of the Golden Ensemble

Conductor of the Golden Ensemble

This piece intertwines the immense responsibility of leading a vast ensemble,
with the solitude of standing as a single musician.

It begins with the tense echoes of a march,
where fragmented, conflicting voices emerge to portray the struggles of uniting a group.

Soon, a cry carrying the dreams of ninety performers pierces through pain and doubt,
radiating with an unshakable brilliance.

The moment of returning to the simple wish-"I want to become better"-
becomes the driving force that breaks through the loneliness of leadership,
transforming into a unifying harmony that binds every performer as one.

Within its grand soundscape, responsibility and anxiety, solitude and resolve resound together,
making this work a powerful reflection on the essence of leadership and the transcendent force of music.