Cellist Chu Yi-Bing: Music is invisible calligraphy

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As the first Chinese student to be admitted to the Paris National Superior Conservatory of Music, cellist Chu Yi-Bing regards music as an art of listening. Listeners don't necessarily have to be experts in music, they can just feel the rhythm in it. "Music is invisible calligraphy", said Chu.

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