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Electric Girl x The Autistic Genius (joint performance)
13-14 October at 7.45 pm;
15 October at 3pm. A Cantonese musical with a new perspective and artistic elements that pay tribute to the golden age of Cantopop. |
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The Magic Toyshop
22-23 September at 8pm Dancing dolls in a magic toy store! The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra’s (HK Phil) Assistant Conductor Vivian Ip conjures up fantasy and fun with her baton, while The Puppet and Its Double Theatre from Taiwan tell the story of the Bold Umbrellaphant. Experience an innovative and fun-filled concert in which puppetry, mini-theatre and magical orchestral music tell fascinating stories and set us all off on the wings of imagination, two performances only on 22 & 23 September in the Tsuen Wan Town Hall Auditorium. |
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Bake!
April 13, 7:30pm
April 14, 2:30pm, 5pm & 7:30pm
April 15, 11:30pm & 2:30pm Bake! is an interactive theatre for children and families. Some children audiences will be invited to build simple cake structure as the story unfolds. Get stuck in, but be warned, things could get messy! |
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Beethoven, Brahms & Brett
January 23 2017, 8pm Programme Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.49 Beethoven: String Quartet No.11 in F minor, Op.95 “Serioso” Brahms: Hungarian Dances Nos 1, 3, 6 & 5 Part of the Hong Kong International Chamber Music Festival 2017 * HKICMF 2017 Package Discount for tickets: |
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Great Violin Conertos: Alina Pogostkina plays Beethoven Op 61 plus Webern and Brahms
January 21, 8pm Virtuoso visiting violinst Alina Pogostkina with principal guest conductor Christoph Poppen leading the Sinfonietta plays Beethoven (Concerto in D, Op 61). Programme also includes Webern (Im Sommerwind) and Brahms (Symphony No 3 in F, Op 90). |
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b vocal
October 29, 8pm A selection of gospel, carols, pop songs and movie soundtracks from the internationally acclaimed b vocal A Cappella group from Spain. |
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The Philharmonics
December 16, 8pm The Philharmonics, ‘the limitless ensemble’, brings together four members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, a musician from the Berliner Philharmoniker, a versatile pianist and an improvisatory-fascinated violinist for a repertoire ranging from classical music to Hungarian folk music, jazz, and Latin music. Programme includes works by Tchaikovsky, Saint-Saens, Verdi, Halevy, Kreisler, Mancini, Satie and Felicinano. |
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Arirang of Mount Paektu
March 26-27, 8pm and 3pm on Sunday Arirang of Mount Paetku emphasizes on appraising the human beings and the nature, as well as harmony amid mankind. The piece has been presented in the nation’s 60th anniversary as well as Expo 2010 in Shanghai. |
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The Snowman and the Bear
December 5th, 7.30pm Celebrate the Christmas season with Howard Blake’s The Snowman & The Bear! Heartwarming and magical, these two animated films are based on the books by Raymond Briggs. Experience them on the big screen with live orchestral accompaniment, narration and singing. (Narrated in English) |
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Sukhishvili
23.10 8pm “A folk gem with classical facets” Following the overwhelming reception to its high-energy show in 2009, the exceptional Georgian dance group returns to impress Hong Kong with its super-vitality and virtuosity. Speed, strength and agility are to the fore in exciting feats of dagger-throwing and sabre-wielding, reflecting Georgians’ characteristic daring and courage, while light-hearted scenes depict old city customs in fresh ways as traders and artisans celebrate the joys of everyday life. Refined wedding traditions and high-society dances are also given a new appearance, including the regal Samaia, and romantic Qartuli, both timeless classics not to be missed. Together with the men’s amazing point work and women’s graceful glides, the performance superbly combines contemporary elan with authentic folk roots in a dance extravaganza set to delight and enthral. |