Topic: In memory of a great Ukrainian female composer--Hanna Havrylets (1958–2022)

Topic: February 28, 2026: A Thousand Miles Apart, A Musical Journey - Special Program for the 228 Peace Memorial Day - Interview with Armenian Cellist Narek Hakhnazaryan & Final Episode of the Kinmen TripIn the journey of "A Thousand Miles Apart," every encounter carries a story of courage. In 2026, with "Hands united in peace" as our production theme, we present the series "The Boundaries of Sound: The Music of Peace." Because we firmly believe that music is the gentlest annotation of world peace; even amidst division and conflict, melody can still convey hope and understanding. Today's broadcast date coincides with the 228 Peace Memorial Day. Music is not just melody, but also a memory and a prayer, reminding us of the preciousness of peace.

Topic: 20260221 有緣千里˙話音樂 春節特別節目 Special program for Lunar New Year AI on the airToday is the fifth day of the Lunar New Year. As we celebrate the Year of the Horse, I wish you galloping success and joy. Tonight’s program carries the theme “AI on the Air”. By presenting entirely in English, we highlight that the Lunar New Year is not only about preserving traditions but also about embracing innovation. Through artificial intelligence and a global language, we invite audiences worldwide to join this truly international celebration.

Topic: January 24, 2026 A Thousand Miles, talks about musicInterview with Azerbaijani Composer Maestro Elmir Mirzoev & Kinmen, the Island of the Soul and the Sanctuary of Peace

Topic: 20260117 · Across Destinies, Talking MusicInterview with Georgian/Danish Composer Prof. Sophia Sagaradze & Kinmen’s Guardian LionIn January and February, we begin our journey into the musical world of the South Caucasus—Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia. The melodies of this land carry ancient memories while responding to contemporary voices, opening the prelude to a year-long curation of peace music. Georgia, renowned for its flourishing musical culture and rich humanistic traditions, has produced generations of classical musicians. Our special guest is Prof. Sophia Sagaradze, a composer born in Georgia and later based in Denmark. Known for her avant‑garde and electronic sound creations, she currently teaches at the Copenhagen Academy of Music. Her representative works include BLOCKS (“my/your/Our Choice to develop world,” 2019), .hereafter., and .offshor.e.scape., all embodying a spirit of cross‑disciplinary exploration. This week’s Kinmen theme highlights a local cultural symbol—the Wind Lion God. With the concept of a “mobile studio,” the host visits the Kinmen Historical Folklore Museum to interview Director Lu Genzhen of the Kinmen Cultural Park Administration. Director Lu speaks of Kinmen’s six‑hundred‑year history of village communities and clan traditions, emphasizing that the Wind Lion God is the island’s spiritual guardian, resonating with Kinmen’s flourishing literary heritage. Juxtaposing these local voices with the creativity of an international compo

Topic: 20260110 【A Thousand Miles, Talking About Music】"The Boundaries of Sound: The Sounds of Peace" SeriesInterview with Dr. Eka Chabashvili, a composer from the South Caucasus-Georgia

Topic: January 3, 2026 A Thousand Miles, talks about music: "The Boundaries of Sound: Echoes of Peace" – Hearing the South Caucasus, GeorgiaBehind every journey of destiny lies a courageous story. Even if the seas dry up and the rocks crumble, the voice of peace will eventually be heard. In 2026, with "Hands united in peace" as our central theme, we curate a year-long peace music exhibition, "The Boundaries of Sound: Echoes of Peace."