Saxiland: France’s Leading Saxophone Quartet meets Hong Kong’s City Chamber Orchestra
The Habanera Saxophone Quartet teams up with the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong for an animated performance of French, Turkish and Tango-inspired music.
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Make Music, Hong Kong: A Free-For-All Summer Festival at Tai Kwun
This free, two-day, genre-crossing music festival brings a versatile line-up of both local and international bands.
Classic Gallic Galore: Le French May is Back with jazzy tributes, urban dance and more
festival - art - cinema - contemporary dance - family - food - jazz - music - opera - performing art - theatre
One of Hong Kong’s biggest annual events, Le French May is back with two months of music, theatre, film, art and food events held throughout the city.
Hong Kong Philharmonic accompanies screening of West Side Story
The screening of the 1961 American musical West Side Story will be accompanied by live orchestral music in a tribute to the work’s composer, Leonard Bernstein.
Hong Kong Philharmonic throws Centenary Bash for Leonard Bernstein
Hong Kong Philharmonic will perform scores from West Side Story, Peter Pan, On the Waterfront and more, under the baton of British conductor John Wilson.
Muse Fest 2018: Exhibitions, Screenings, Workshops on Hong Kong’s Cultural Heritage
festival - architecture - art - cinema - exhibition - family - fashion - film - fine art - history - multimedia - music - talk - tradition - traditional Chinese - workshop
This annual interactive museum festival plays host to over a 100 programmes to take part in, covering culture, history, art, film, astronomy, science, archaeology and conservation.
Underground-Children-Festival: A Group Exhibition on the Absurdity of Children’s Day
Featuring the work of noted artists, among whom Wong Ping and Cheng Ting Ting, this exhibit aims to reveal and challenge Hong Kong Children’s Day’s ingrained power structures.
Accaimed Violinist Kirill Troussov Performs Mendelssohn and More with Hong Kong City Chamber Orchestra
Russian violinist Kirill Troussov (b. 1982), who is widely recognised as one of the leading soloists of his generation, teams up with the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong for a performance of Concerto for Violin, Op.64 by Mendelssohn and more.
