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ChoreoMusica Soiree
25 October 2024 - 27 October 2024
$300 – $440EVENT DESCRIPTION
The Leisure and Cultural Services Department and Xinghai Concert Hall from Guangdong Province will present “ChoreoMusica Soiree” during the 4th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Culture and Arts Festival. Talented artists from Guangzhou and Hong Kong will deliver a cross-genre performance that blends with music, dance and visual art at the Studio Theatre of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre in October, offering audiences a rich audio-visual experience and showcasing the diverse cultural charm of the region.
“ChoreoMusica Soiree” is originated from a music and dance production presented by Xinghai Concert Hall, featuring outstanding artists from the Greater Bay Area. It premiered to critical acclaim in Guangzhou last year. The Hong Kong version will be led by renowned cross-disciplinary artist Tsang Man-tung as artistic director, director and choreographer. With his unique aesthetic, Tsang will bring a fresh style to the production.
The performance will include two music pieces from the premiere in Guangzhou, namely Ravel’s “Sonata for Violin and Cello, M.73” performed by Peng Ke, the concertmaster of Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra (GSO) and Pan Chang, the Associate Principal Cello of the GSO. The GSO chamber music ensemble, under the baton of the GSO’s Assistant Conductor Ding Jiaying, will perform Piazzolla’s “The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires” (arranged by Desyatnikov). Four young local dancers, Natalie Mak, Alice Ma, Liu Heung-man and Rex Cheng, will weave their way through music, blending seamless movement with pulsating tunes to present multifaceted artistic concepts.
Unlike traditional chamber music concert, the programme will feature a two-sided auditorium design, with the stage set in the centre of the venue. The audience will be able to appreciate the performances of the musicians and dancers up close. With the integration of special multimedia art and stage lighting to create rich visual effects, the performances will guide the audience to feel the emotional resonance of each note and step.
25 and 26 October (Friday and Saturday) – 8pm
27 October (Sunday) – 3pm