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首次出現：2026-10-08 · 全部歷史單日高峰：2026-10-08（1 篇）
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11/5（四）
Review | String duo Sol Gabetta and Patricia Kopatchinskaja…
Seldom is the idiom to show up “with bells on toes” taken literally, but that is exactly what Moldavian-Austrian-Swiss violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Argentine cellist Sol Gabetta did at their recital at Hong Kong City Hall on November 2. Classical music boundaries have no place in the pair’s playbook, and their theatrical entrance for the last leg of their Asian tour – each from opposite sides of the stage, dressed in bold colours and wearing slip-ons with bell-lined toes – was a clear...
#Performing arts in Hong Kong#World of performing arts#Music#Classical music#Hong Kong
Hong Kong Sinfonietta unlocks classical music’s ‘inner worl…
The Hong Kong Sinfonietta has spent decades trying to make classical music feel less like a members-only club. The orchestra’s CEO, Margaret Yang, says the belief that classical music concerts are exclusively formal affairs is outdated and restrictive. This is why she is taking classical music beyond the concert hall. The Music in Films festival, launched in October with Movie Movie – the film and lifestyle brand under Hong Kong cinema chain Broadway Circuit – features three recent films that...
#Performing arts in Hong Kong#Music#Hong Kong#Classical music#World of performing arts#Cinema
南華早報11/4（三）
Inside the Shanghai Grand Opera House, a US$590 million per…
Even before its doors opened on October 17, the striking, gleaming-white landmark had long redefined the skyline along the Huangpu River in Shanghai. The Shanghai Grand Opera House, which took 10 years to build, is a massive spiral structure rising above the Expo Culture Park in the Chinese city’s Pudong New Area that captures the gaze of passing ferry passengers and riverfront walkers. By day, it resembles a Chinese hand fan; by night, glowing against the water, it evokes a pearl nestled inside...
#World of performing arts#Chinese culture#China travel#Shanghai#China#Classical music
11/3（二）
Review | Jackie Chan has directed his first Italian opera.…
Can a global kung fu superstar famous for death-defying stunts and slapstick humour direct a grand Italian opera? When it was announced that Jackie Chan would direct Turandot for this centenary Sino-Italian production of Giacomo Puccini’s final masterpiece, many in the classical music world were understandably sceptical. Yet, Chan’s first opera production proves that his cinematic flair is a remarkably natural fit for the beloved masterpiece set in ancient China. Premiering in Guangzhou in May...
#World of performing arts#Jackie Chan#Macau#Classical music#Music
