An article titled "Beijing Music Festival Returns with 24 Days of Music, Opera, and Multimedia Events" was published on the American website "Blog Critics" on September 20th.

The Beijing Music Festival will return on September 22nd, and it will be the 25th/26th combined edition. The festival was missed last year due to the pandemic. The 24-day event will once again attract world-class artists and orchestras from all over the world to Beijing.

This year's festival theme is "Music, Youth, Future, Attitude," which demonstrates the festival's emphasis on the future of classical music and young people, as well as its goal of encouraging and showcasing young Chinese musicians.

However, another important aspect of the Beijing Music Festival, and its traditional focus, is to connect China with other parts of the world through art. At a time when tensions are high in many areas around the world, this connection may be more important than ever before. Public welfare is another focus of the Beijing Music Festival, and a series of public welfare concerts and activities will be held during the festival, such as children's concerts, master classes, guided tours, open rehearsals, and artist dialogues.

The Beijing Music Festival introduces music from all over the world while also highlighting the classical music heritage of the capital city of Beijing. This year's festival will feature 25 performances, including premieres of operas, new commissioned works, solo and chamber music, and visual symphony concerts. Over the past 20 years, the Beijing Music Festival has hosted many premieres of Western music in Asia and China, including Mahler's "Eighth Symphony" and Alban Berg's opera "Lulu," as well as premieres and commissioned works by many other composers.

The Beijing Music Festival promises to be as inspiring and impressive as ever. The festival will be held from September 22nd to October 15th.