45th Orchestral Season

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April 2022
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Yim Hok Man
Sun Yongzhi

Sun Yongzhi
Liu Hai

Liu Hai
Xu Hui

Xu Hui
Zhao Taisheng

Zhao Taisheng
Luk Kin Bun

Luk Kin Bun
Chi Kwok Wai

Chin Kwok Wai

A Legacy of Exotic Lyricism (Cancelled)

Date and Time
22-23/4/2022 (Fri, Sat) 8:00 pm
Venue
Hong Kong Cultural Centre Studio Theatre
Ticket Fee
$280, $220 (Ticket will be available on 8/3/2022)
Performed by
Programme Coordinator：Yim Hok Man
Qudi: Sun Yongzhi
Suona, Guanzi, Whistle: Liu Hai
Banhu: Xu Hui
Sanxian: Zhao Taisheng
Percussion: Luk Kin Bun
MC: Chin Kwok Wai
Remark
Ensemble Concert

In view of the ongoing outbreak of the novel coronavirus, the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra announces that ‘A Legacy of Exotic Lyricism’ concert originally scheduled to be held on 22-23 April 2022 at Hong Kong CulturalCentre Studio Theatre has been cancelled. We apologize for the inconvenience caused. 


Ticket(s) holders can choose the following arrangement, complete and return the form to the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra on orbefore 31 July 2022.

A. Apply for a full refund (of the face value of the ticket, by cheque or cash) ; or

B. Donate to the ‘Music for Love’ Scheme

Download refund/donation form


Thank you once again for your support!


Inquiries: 3185 1600 / inquiries@hkco.org

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Cantonese music is a characterful genre of South China with its inflections of elements passed down the ages, ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign. The HKCO Folk Music Ensemble brings to you the distinctly vernacular ensemble music of Puxian of Fujian, The Temple Fair; and the string quintets of Xiao-Ban and A Joyful Evening. In Three in Confrontation, which is taken from a northern Shanxi clapper opera, the suona, guanzi and whistle  are personified in the roles of hualian (painted face), xusheng (bearded male), and qingyi (virtuous female) as they engage in a dramatic dialogue. The solo performance of Hua-Bang-Zi and The Flying Partridges would demonstrate the wonderful variety of classics in Cantonese music.
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