On the stage, the audience cheered and applauded repeatedly.

Can you imagine such a classical concert? Yesterday at 13:30, the Hamburg women's Quartet combination in the city square of Expo E brought a distinctive classical music performance.

Two violinists, Angelica Bachmann, Iris Siegfried, a pianist Lara Jones, and a cellist Julie Henrich, though wearing an orthodox black dress, have no classical music at all times, sitting or walking, laughing and laughing sometimes, and lighting the whole city square.

The first two pieces are just a small test.

When playing the piano, the left hand suddenly rises high; the violin, the two players turn around and smile, and turn back to the audience.

The third song began. They introduced in stiff Chinese, "we sing a Chinese song now" and "wild flowers on the roadside do not pick".

At this time, the violin changed its props, and produced a pair of small bells, prompting the audience to clap together with rhythm.

The fourth tracks "two tigers" also subvert the audience's inherent impression of classical music, which is traditional and rigorous.

What is even more impressive is that they also used the skillful performance techniques to deduce the different versions of the two tigers, which are fresh, passionate, lyrical, and witty. Indeed, they are worthy of the reputation of "40 fingers running into the world".

The Hamburg charm Quartet performance is dedicated to the celebration of Hamburg day and dedicated to World Expo, Shanghai.

Last night, the European pop rock group "gun god band" from Hamburg was also on the European Plaza in the Expo C area. The five hamburgers' hot performances pushed the "hamburger day" to a climax.