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#Song #CoronavirusPandemic
Bohemian Rhasody (Coronavirus Edition)
Source: https://www.facebook.com/281870338934324/posts/954711801650171/?vh=e&d=n
Bohemian Rhasody (Coronavirus Edition)
Source: https://www.facebook.com/281870338934324/posts/954711801650171/?vh=e&d=n
#ProtestArt #GloryToHongKong
"Glory to Hong Kong" composer releases new song: "New Paths We Forge"
DGXmusic, the composer of Hong Kong's protest anthem "Glory to Hong Kong" created a new song called "New Paths We Forge"
The video describes that the name of Hongkongers has become a symbol of those who stand against tyrants and oppressors
Watch the English-subtitled Music Video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q42Hko_IIk
Musicians from #ProjectR #DGXMusic #HangTenCollage
co-present the animated version of "New Paths We Forge":
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=594000351480926
#Music #Song
"Glory to Hong Kong" composer releases new song: "New Paths We Forge"
DGXmusic, the composer of Hong Kong's protest anthem "Glory to Hong Kong" created a new song called "New Paths We Forge"
The video describes that the name of Hongkongers has become a symbol of those who stand against tyrants and oppressors
Watch the English-subtitled Music Video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q42Hko_IIk
Musicians from #ProjectR #DGXMusic #HangTenCollage
co-present the animated version of "New Paths We Forge":
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=594000351480926
#Music #Song
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DGX -《New Paths We Forge》《這地》英文版 願榮光團隊DGXmusic Glory to HK team - DGXmusic
This song is dedicated to all those who sacrificed, however little, however much, in our journey towards a new Hong Kong.
With the National Security Bill looming, we know that the worst has yet to come. Let both our past sacrifices and hope for the future…
With the National Security Bill looming, we know that the worst has yet to come. Let both our past sacrifices and hope for the future…
#HeartWarming #NewYear2021
Streetside Banners of Song Lyrics for a Season of Heavy Hearts in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, banners with social movement-themed song lyrics appeared on the streets of Mongkok over the past few weeks, in courtesy of Mongkok North District Councilor Siu Tak-kin.
He hung up these banners at locations allotted to him as a district councillor, in order to bring the locals some cheer and blessings.
Citizens joked that these banners "come with sound" and the now-familiar songs seem to play in their heads as soon as they read the lyrics.
The lyrics on the banners read:
"Stars may fade, as darkness fills the air
Through the mist a solitary trumpet flares"
"If I could be by your side, through the good times and the bad -
That's already good enough"
"In the end, this is a revolution without winners
But I wish that you would - please -
stay and bear witness with me"
"If there are rioters on this planet,
Is this what they would be like?"
Source: 100 most
#Mongkok #DistrictCouncillor #ProtestArt #Song
Streetside Banners of Song Lyrics for a Season of Heavy Hearts in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, banners with social movement-themed song lyrics appeared on the streets of Mongkok over the past few weeks, in courtesy of Mongkok North District Councilor Siu Tak-kin.
He hung up these banners at locations allotted to him as a district councillor, in order to bring the locals some cheer and blessings.
Citizens joked that these banners "come with sound" and the now-familiar songs seem to play in their heads as soon as they read the lyrics.
The lyrics on the banners read:
"Stars may fade, as darkness fills the air
Through the mist a solitary trumpet flares"
"If I could be by your side, through the good times and the bad -
That's already good enough"
"In the end, this is a revolution without winners
But I wish that you would - please -
stay and bear witness with me"
"If there are rioters on this planet,
Is this what they would be like?"
Source: 100 most
#Mongkok #DistrictCouncillor #ProtestArt #Song
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#Ode to Hong Kong Pro-democracy Movement
The video is a visual and audio poetry produced by the pro-democracy Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (#HKCTU) on the second anniversary of the population's fight for democracy in June 2021,
The music video captures many objects representative of events that took place over the course of the 2019 #AntiELAB movement.
The #lyrics of the #song go:
"I light up the madman's candle
And follow the ants into the crowd,
There is nothing recognizable in the scenery anymore,
But it all feels familiar.
None of this will fade away,
Though footsteps crush each name into dust,
Let the song that flows across the eons
Befriend the souls not yet laid to rest.
Let the moth visit this burning heart
For a moment I remember who I was,
For a moment I remember.
To all who have persevered to this day."
Source: Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions #Jun16
#Ode to Hong Kong Pro-democracy Movement
The video is a visual and audio poetry produced by the pro-democracy Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (#HKCTU) on the second anniversary of the population's fight for democracy in June 2021,
The music video captures many objects representative of events that took place over the course of the 2019 #AntiELAB movement.
The #lyrics of the #song go:
"I light up the madman's candle
And follow the ants into the crowd,
There is nothing recognizable in the scenery anymore,
But it all feels familiar.
None of this will fade away,
Though footsteps crush each name into dust,
Let the song that flows across the eons
Befriend the souls not yet laid to rest.
Let the moth visit this burning heart
For a moment I remember who I was,
For a moment I remember.
To all who have persevered to this day."
Source: Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions #Jun16
Hong Kong: Tech Firms Should Oppose Protest Song Ban
Tech companies should oppose the Hong Kong government’s application for an injunction to ban broadcasting and distribution of the 2019 protest song, “Glory to Hong Kong,” Human Rights Watch said today.
In a June 20, 2023 letter, more than 24 human rights and digital rights groups urged companies including Apple, Google, Meta, Twitter, and Spotify to oppose a potential injunction by the High Court of Hong Kong to protect the right to freedom of expression and access to information in Hong Kong and around the world. The injunction, if ordered by the court, would require that companies remove the song from their respective platforms, effectively banning it online.
#Injunction #Protest #Song #HongKong #GlorytoHongKong
Source: Human Right Watch #Jun21
https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/06/20/hong-kong-tech-firms-should-oppose-protest-song-ban
Tech companies should oppose the Hong Kong government’s application for an injunction to ban broadcasting and distribution of the 2019 protest song, “Glory to Hong Kong,” Human Rights Watch said today.
In a June 20, 2023 letter, more than 24 human rights and digital rights groups urged companies including Apple, Google, Meta, Twitter, and Spotify to oppose a potential injunction by the High Court of Hong Kong to protect the right to freedom of expression and access to information in Hong Kong and around the world. The injunction, if ordered by the court, would require that companies remove the song from their respective platforms, effectively banning it online.
#Injunction #Protest #Song #HongKong #GlorytoHongKong
Source: Human Right Watch #Jun21
https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/06/20/hong-kong-tech-firms-should-oppose-protest-song-ban