Beishan Music Festival 北山音乐节

25/12/2019

Marry Christmas~~~~

12/12/2019

The Beishian Theatre is at the heart of this beautiful district. Lose yourself inside as you walk through this converted temple. Filled with historical artifacts by day, and filling the Beishian streets with beating drums by night!
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11/12/2019

A peak inside The Beishan Ju. The hidden hotel in the heart of the Beishan Jazz district. Located at No.53 Beishan Road Xiangzhou Zhuhai, Zhuhai, China. The Beishan Ju offers you the perfect place to live out your jazz dreams!
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11/12/2019

The never ending maze of the Beishan district. You never know what the next corner will bring. The classic streets are filled with the unexpected!

06/06/2019

Check out our latest videos on our YouTube channel!

16/05/2019

2019 BWF REVIEW

10/05/2019

2019 BWF Live picture review

Thank you for your support and love for Beishan. We will see you next year.

Eva Tana's Photography 依娃攝影
Sisay Tomomi Iwata
Peemaï
Ivan Pineda
Alonso Gonzalez

22/04/2019

03/04/2019

South American Eagle - Return of the King

Sisay （Ecuador）

Sisay is back! Founded in 1983 by the parents of today's band members, Sisay carries on traditions dating back centuries as Inca descendants. Sisay uses music to tell their history to the audience.

03/04/2019

Pirates of the Caribbean arrive in Zhuhai with music

Alonso Gonzalez Latin Jazz Quintet（Colombia/Dominican/Argentina/Philippine）

The band, formed by Colombian percussionist Alonso Gonzalez, has members from all over the world. They play a variety of styles including African, Latin American, Caribbean and Colombian music.

Gonzalez

03/04/2019

French Blues on the Mekong

PEEMAI（France）

Peemaï’s music is a traditional southeast Asian based music from Myanmar to Indonesia. The Hindu-Buddhist influence in this area of the world has created an inspiring evolution of the musical trend, reflected by distinctive musical instruments such as the birman sang gauk (harp), the lao khène (mouth organ), etc. Inspired by these colorful influences, the four musicians have chosen to make their melodies and sonorities. The tunes of Molam (rural blues from Laos and the Issan region of Thailand) are mixed with electronic and reggae resonances. The “sacred” melodies are mingled with deep, pleasant sounds in the way of John Coltrane and Jimi Hendrix.
Its hypnotic rhythms and haunting melodies offer a unique musical set: a complete fusion with traditional Asian music, jazz, rock, and European culture.