Shaanxi Culture and Tourism — “Qinling Fairyland: Singing the Melodies of Tianzhu” Star-Studded Concert
Apr 23,2025
Project Name: Shaanxi Culture and Tourism — “Qinling Fairyland · Singing the Melodies of Tianzhu” Star-Studded Concert
Project Timeline: April 2025
Project Location: Tianzhushan Scenic Area, Shanyang County, Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province
Our company provided a comprehensive audio solution for the “Qinling Fairyland: Singing to Tianzhu” star-studded concert, including a 10,000‑person outdoor landscape‑based line‑array sound reinforcement system, stage monitors, ultra‑low‑frequency fill, digital network mixing, intelligent audio processing, redundant wireless microphone backup, and an integrated audio‑video control system for the main stage, the entire auditorium, side‑area fill, backstage monitoring, and the central control area. Addressing the core requirements of this Qinling mountain‑region event—wide open acoustic spaces, significant diurnal temperature swings, high nighttime humidity, outdoor wind noise, a crowd of over ten thousand, a diverse mix of pop and ethnic styles, high‑dynamic vocal performances, an immersive natural‑landscape setting, and sustained, stable operation—we deployed an all‑weather dust‑ and water‑proof line‑array main PA with remote projection, robust low‑frequency reinforcement, digital network transmission, precise sound‑field calibration, hot‑standby wireless systems, and an outdoor feedback‑suppression strategy. This ensured uniform, dead‑spot‑free coverage throughout the venue; clear, powerful vocals; rich, full‑bodied pop tracks; authentic, unadulterated ethnic renditions; seamless integration of sound and visuals against the natural backdrop; crystal‑clear, lossless audio at long distances; stable performance under varying temperatures and wind conditions; pinpoint‑accurate stage monitoring; zero‑delay audio‑visual synchronization; and flawless, continuous operation. The system perfectly supported iconic performances such as Han Lei’s “Borrow Five Hundred More Years from Heaven,” Ulan Tuya’s “Tie‑Up‑the‑Horse‑Rod,” and local folk songs like “Tianzhu Mountain,” while fostering interactive engagement with tens of thousands of attendees. It helped Shaanxi’s cultural‑tourism sector set a new benchmark for eco‑cultural entertainment in the Qinling Mountains, earning high praise from the organizers, the performing artists, and the live audience.
