2007迷笛音乐节（CRI News）.docVIP

2007迷笛音乐节（CRI News） Welcome back to today’s China Beat on China Radio International. I’m Xu Jue. Yesterday we briefly introduced the Logo of 2007 MIDI Music Festival. [Photo: ]overall settings of this year’s Midi Music Festival, the biggest outdoor music festival now in China. And today we’ll go on with our conversation with Mr. Zhong Sheng, the Media Contact of this year’s Midi Festival. And he’s also going to share with us some of his own experiences with Midi. To kick off the show, we’ll first listen to the song Boys in Cage, by the band Re-Tros. That’s Boys in Cage, by a very active post rock band, Re-Tros, whose name can be directly translated as Restore the Right of Statuary. Now is Mr Zhong Sheng talking about the theme of this year’s Midi Music Festival. As to the theme of this year’s Midi Music Festival, Green Peace, Zhong Sheng says this year is the first time for the Midi Music Festival to work with the world green peace organization. The festival has always been concerned about environmental protection. Midi is trying to use its own influence on the Chinese Youths, reminding them of the importance of protecting the environment and help them be informed of the proper ways of doing that. This year, all festival brochures are printed with recycled paper. Xiao Wei, the leading vocalist of the band Catcher in the Rye once worked as the volunteer for the Green Peace Organization. He and his band will also perform in this year’s Midi Music Festival. Here comes their song, Go Your Own Way. Let’s have a listen. That’s Go Your Own Way, by the band Catcher in the Rye. As a regular Midi goer myself, I’ve always been concerned about whom I can see in each festival. In my opinion the bands are mostly Beijing based. And fewer bands from other provinces play in Midi now than before. As to this question. Mr. Zhong Sheng says, Bands playing on the stages are mostly from provinces other than Beijing. But most of them have been living in the capital city for qu