Time: Saturday, May 23, 2026, 19:00

Venue: Sunrise Concert Hall, Xueyuan Road Campus

Eligibility:

Current undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students of Beihang University.

Registration: Please register via the Boya platform (https://bykc.buaa.edu.cn).

About the Performer:

The Feitian Choir of the School of Automation Science and Electrical Engineering, Beihang University

Founded in 1998 and affiliated with the School of Automation Science and Electrical Engineering at Beihang University, the Feitian Choir takes its name from the Chinese word for "soaring flight"—a name that carries the youthful aspiration to spread wings and chase dreams, while embodying the soaring ambition of serving the nation through aerospace excellence. The choir thrives on a tradition of peer mentorship, where experienced members guide newcomers in a continuous cycle of growth and passing the torch.

All choir members are Beihang undergraduate and graduate students without professional music majors. The choir has earned outstanding accolades in international competitions, including the Gold Award in the University Championship category at the 9th World Choir Games in Russia.

Recently, the choir's original music video projects—The First Day and Dream of the Blue Sky—conceived, performed, and produced entirely by its members, have been featured on major media platforms including China Youth Media, Youth Beijing, and Beihang University's official WeChat channel. These works vividly showcase the spirit, values, and positive energy of Beihang students.

Beijing Vivacity Youth Choir

Beijing Vivacity Youth Choir was founded in 2019. Rooted in the belief that "singing is a way of life," the choir remains committed to continuous practice and artistic exploration. It strives to build a high-standard, highly innovative youth ensemble that embraces diverse musical styles and promotes a new generation's choral artistry.

The choir has presented numerous concerts and has been frequently invited to perform at cultural events organized by the Chaoyang District Propaganda and Culture Center, Fengtai District Cultural Center, and Haidian District Cultural Center. The choir received the "First-Class Ensemble" honor in the Folk Music category at the 17th China International Chorus Festival. As a representative social choir in Beijing, it has also been featured in interviews and reports by Guangming Daily, Xinhua News Agency, and Economic Daily.

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Editor: Lyu Xingyun