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Denise Ho welcomes the public to Yuen Long for an autograph session.
#music #cantopop #hocc #fansmeeting #727 #yuenlong
Source: 文宣直播台
Denise Ho welcomes the public to Yuen Long for an autograph session.
#music #cantopop #hocc #fansmeeting #727 #yuenlong
Source: 文宣直播台
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#1Jan #NewYearRally #HongKongKids #Music
A young boy played “Glory to Hong Kong” with his violin on the street of Hong Kong during the New Year March. Surrounded by numerous civilians and journalists, he continued his performance calmly.
Source: Stand News
https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/2746025448816391/
A young boy played “Glory to Hong Kong” with his violin on the street of Hong Kong during the New Year March. Surrounded by numerous civilians and journalists, he continued his performance calmly.
Source: Stand News
https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/2746025448816391/
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Street Artist Plays “Glory to Hong Kong” outside Prince Edward MTR station
It has been four months since the Hong Kong police attacked civilians inside the Prince Edward MTR station on 31 August 2019.
On that night, as the police indiscriminately attacked passengers on the platform and inside the trains, there were sayings that police had caused civilians' deaths. To make it worse, the MTR company never released the full surveillance camera footage in order for the truth to be revealed, despite repeated demands from the population.
Like in many evenings, civilians brought flowers and paper cranes to pay tribute to the victims and the deceased at Prince Edward Station. A street performer was seen playing “Glory to Hong Kong” with his electric guitar.
Source: Jimmy Lai/ United Social Press
Jan3 #GlorytoHongKong #Music #831PrinceEdward
It has been four months since the Hong Kong police attacked civilians inside the Prince Edward MTR station on 31 August 2019.
On that night, as the police indiscriminately attacked passengers on the platform and inside the trains, there were sayings that police had caused civilians' deaths. To make it worse, the MTR company never released the full surveillance camera footage in order for the truth to be revealed, despite repeated demands from the population.
Like in many evenings, civilians brought flowers and paper cranes to pay tribute to the victims and the deceased at Prince Edward Station. A street performer was seen playing “Glory to Hong Kong” with his electric guitar.
Source: Jimmy Lai/ United Social Press
Jan3 #GlorytoHongKong #Music #831PrinceEdward
A City Dead but Not Gone: Bauhinia Rhapsody
Bloody truncheon, abductions and smoke… these are the reality of Hong Kong, a city bludgeoned to toil and tears. The Bauhinia Rhapsody, made by Hong Kong artists, is such a song that somehow plugs into the collective experience of Hongkongers: wrathful, petrified, yet unyielding.
“Umbrellas haven’t dried and all I hear my city cry...won’t turn away until the smoke clears from my city skies.”
“Once a wasted youth, now he’s a giant.”
The city might be dying, but perhaps a new world, peeking through the remnants of the old, has reserved something for the brave and worthy.
Link: https://youtu.be/ZQGR-RvFONw
#Music
Bloody truncheon, abductions and smoke… these are the reality of Hong Kong, a city bludgeoned to toil and tears. The Bauhinia Rhapsody, made by Hong Kong artists, is such a song that somehow plugs into the collective experience of Hongkongers: wrathful, petrified, yet unyielding.
“Umbrellas haven’t dried and all I hear my city cry...won’t turn away until the smoke clears from my city skies.”
“Once a wasted youth, now he’s a giant.”
The city might be dying, but perhaps a new world, peeking through the remnants of the old, has reserved something for the brave and worthy.
Link: https://youtu.be/ZQGR-RvFONw
#Music
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Bauhinia Rhapsody 洋紫荊狂想曲
This song and video is a collective expression dedicated by you all.
Song proceeds will go towards the legal fees of victims fighting #HongKongPoliceBrutality as well as supporting the artists of this project.
這集體創作的一曲，謹此獻給所有人。本曲所有收益全數捐予對抗警暴的義士以及支持本創作的所有創作人。…
Song proceeds will go towards the legal fees of victims fighting #HongKongPoliceBrutality as well as supporting the artists of this project.
這集體創作的一曲，謹此獻給所有人。本曲所有收益全數捐予對抗警暴的義士以及支持本創作的所有創作人。…
[White Terror] China mainland removed a famous Hong Kong lyricist credit and replaced it with "Anonymous"; Internet users raged: shameless country
Albert Leung (林夕) is a famous Hong Kong canton-pop lyricist who supports the Hong Kong movement. He attended the "Freedom is not free Concert" in Taipei, Taiwan in November last year and supported the contestants with tears on the stage. He also wrote a new song "A Tale of Two Cities" for the Taiwan Independent Rock Band "Fire Ex". In the music video, there are many scenes of tear gas, water cannon trucks, and Lennon Walls in Hong Kong. As a result, there are rumors that China is going to ban Albert Leung, and removed more than 3,000 songs from multiple online music platforms.
Although China wants to suppress Leung, the job is deemed too difficult. Almost all popular Canto-pop songs sung by famous singers involved Leung’s works. It is not easy to avoid singing Leung’s works if the singer is performing on stage or hosting a concert in China. However, without moral, everything is possible. Last night (Dec 31, 2019), Shanghai Dragon TV broadcasted the "2020 Dragon TV New Year's Eve Ceremony". Chinese artist Wang Kai sang the song "Me" written by Leung. When the song information were shown on the screen, the name for lyricist became "Anonymous", and Leung’s name was nowhere to be found.
Internet users have commented on the shameless behavior of the Chinese media: "The lyricist is Albert Leung, what a shameless country", "Why did the name of lyricist Albert Leung changed to Anonymous?", "Too disrespectful to the lyricist", "Even if you are a well-known individual, a great person who teaches the beauty of words to countless people, as long as your opinions conflict with the country, you will suddenly become anonymous in the whole country. "
#Censorship #whiteterror #music #WithChineseCharacteristics
Source: Apple Daily ( 02-Jan)
http://bit.ly/35ajTKo
Albert Leung (林夕) is a famous Hong Kong canton-pop lyricist who supports the Hong Kong movement. He attended the "Freedom is not free Concert" in Taipei, Taiwan in November last year and supported the contestants with tears on the stage. He also wrote a new song "A Tale of Two Cities" for the Taiwan Independent Rock Band "Fire Ex". In the music video, there are many scenes of tear gas, water cannon trucks, and Lennon Walls in Hong Kong. As a result, there are rumors that China is going to ban Albert Leung, and removed more than 3,000 songs from multiple online music platforms.
Although China wants to suppress Leung, the job is deemed too difficult. Almost all popular Canto-pop songs sung by famous singers involved Leung’s works. It is not easy to avoid singing Leung’s works if the singer is performing on stage or hosting a concert in China. However, without moral, everything is possible. Last night (Dec 31, 2019), Shanghai Dragon TV broadcasted the "2020 Dragon TV New Year's Eve Ceremony". Chinese artist Wang Kai sang the song "Me" written by Leung. When the song information were shown on the screen, the name for lyricist became "Anonymous", and Leung’s name was nowhere to be found.
Internet users have commented on the shameless behavior of the Chinese media: "The lyricist is Albert Leung, what a shameless country", "Why did the name of lyricist Albert Leung changed to Anonymous?", "Too disrespectful to the lyricist", "Even if you are a well-known individual, a great person who teaches the beauty of words to countless people, as long as your opinions conflict with the country, you will suddenly become anonymous in the whole country. "
#Censorship #whiteterror #music #WithChineseCharacteristics
Source: Apple Daily ( 02-Jan)
http://bit.ly/35ajTKo
#831PrinceEdward
Police Threatens to Arrest, Using the Breach of the 'Noise Control Ordinance' as a Reason
During the commemoration event, someone broadcasted the protest anthem “May Glory To Hong Kong”, through his portable speaker.
Within minutes, officers arrived and queried the man, demanding identification documents and accusing him of breaching of the Noise Control Ordinance. The man dismissed the allegations. The officer later called on nearly 100 other riot police, who still couldn’t find the owner of the speaker. The man was eventually released with his ID and his particulars taken down. In the end, the police could only take away the speaker and clear up the public altars.
Source: United Social Press
#Jan31 #Music #PoliceState
Police Threatens to Arrest, Using the Breach of the 'Noise Control Ordinance' as a Reason
During the commemoration event, someone broadcasted the protest anthem “May Glory To Hong Kong”, through his portable speaker.
Within minutes, officers arrived and queried the man, demanding identification documents and accusing him of breaching of the Noise Control Ordinance. The man dismissed the allegations. The officer later called on nearly 100 other riot police, who still couldn’t find the owner of the speaker. The man was eventually released with his ID and his particulars taken down. In the end, the police could only take away the speaker and clear up the public altars.
Source: United Social Press
#Jan31 #Music #PoliceState
Hong Kong Singers Perform via Video Conference App
During the Coronavirus outbreak, participants of Hong Kong's Viu TV competition program “King Marker II”, Aiden, Justin, June and Eagle, have recently made use of video conference app for jamming. This week, they sang “Story of My Life” by “One Direction” and received positive feedbacks online, they also encouraged civilians to “Stay Home! Stay Healthy”.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=nMiu_VacpAs&feature=emb_logo
Source: Internet #Apr1
#Coronavirus #Jamming #Music
During the Coronavirus outbreak, participants of Hong Kong's Viu TV competition program “King Marker II”, Aiden, Justin, June and Eagle, have recently made use of video conference app for jamming. This week, they sang “Story of My Life” by “One Direction” and received positive feedbacks online, they also encouraged civilians to “Stay Home! Stay Healthy”.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=nMiu_VacpAs&feature=emb_logo
Source: Internet #Apr1
#Coronavirus #Jamming #Music
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#FirstHand #May24
Visually Impaired Lawyer Uses Music to Root for Fellow Hongkongers
20:30 | Causeway Bay
Joy Luk, a visually impaired lawyer, played the protest anthem "May Glory be to Hong Kong" to cheer up fellow citizens.
#Music #HongKongProtests #StandWithHongKong #JoyLuk
Visually Impaired Lawyer Uses Music to Root for Fellow Hongkongers
20:30 | Causeway Bay
Joy Luk, a visually impaired lawyer, played the protest anthem "May Glory be to Hong Kong" to cheer up fellow citizens.
#Music #HongKongProtests #StandWithHongKong #JoyLuk
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Hand in Hand <聯袂>
Music video made by fellow Hong Kongers to commemorate special moments of Hong Kongers’ fight for freedom in the past year.
English subtitles and translation by BeWaterHK
Source: https://youtu.be/4QWIiqo1OwM
#Music #HandinHand
Music video made by fellow Hong Kongers to commemorate special moments of Hong Kongers’ fight for freedom in the past year.
English subtitles and translation by BeWaterHK
Source: https://youtu.be/4QWIiqo1OwM
#Music #HandinHand
#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…
Street busker arrested for singing “Do You Hear the People Sing”
Street busker Oliver Ma, of Chinese-Filipino descent, was surrounded by police officers while busking in Central on August 8. He was arrested when he sang “Do You Hear the People Sing”. Legislative Council Member, Ted Hui, said on Facebook that Oliver Ma was charged for obstructing police, and he has contacted a team of lawyers to follow up.
Oliver Ma was seen in online videos dressed in a black and white striped shirt and sang the English version of “Glory to Hong Kong” on Theater Lane, Central, while four police officers observed nearby. After a while, when Oliver Ma sang “Do You Hear the People Sing”, the other police officers moved forward to surround him and turned off his speaker. A citizen filming the incident asked the police, “What crime did he commit?” when Oliver Ma was in handcuffs.
Previously on July 28, Oliver Ma was arrested on suspicion of criminal intimidation, alleging that he argued with a 65-year-old woman on the street in Central because of noise problems. He was released on bail pending the investigation. He explained the incident on his Facebook, stating that the old woman suddenly snatched away his microphone stand while he was performing, and kicked his guitar case on the ground. Police arrested him on suspicion of criminal intimidation against the old lady, even though they did not any record voice or video evidence of him doing so. He denied having committed any crimes, believing that he was a victim of false accusations.
He suspected that his latest arrest was the police punishing him for his persistence in singing “Glory to Hong Kong”.
Source: Stand News #Aug8 #PoliceState #Busking #Music #GloryToHongKong #OliverMa #NationalSecurityLaw #FailedState
Street busker Oliver Ma, of Chinese-Filipino descent, was surrounded by police officers while busking in Central on August 8. He was arrested when he sang “Do You Hear the People Sing”. Legislative Council Member, Ted Hui, said on Facebook that Oliver Ma was charged for obstructing police, and he has contacted a team of lawyers to follow up.
Oliver Ma was seen in online videos dressed in a black and white striped shirt and sang the English version of “Glory to Hong Kong” on Theater Lane, Central, while four police officers observed nearby. After a while, when Oliver Ma sang “Do You Hear the People Sing”, the other police officers moved forward to surround him and turned off his speaker. A citizen filming the incident asked the police, “What crime did he commit?” when Oliver Ma was in handcuffs.
Previously on July 28, Oliver Ma was arrested on suspicion of criminal intimidation, alleging that he argued with a 65-year-old woman on the street in Central because of noise problems. He was released on bail pending the investigation. He explained the incident on his Facebook, stating that the old woman suddenly snatched away his microphone stand while he was performing, and kicked his guitar case on the ground. Police arrested him on suspicion of criminal intimidation against the old lady, even though they did not any record voice or video evidence of him doing so. He denied having committed any crimes, believing that he was a victim of false accusations.
He suspected that his latest arrest was the police punishing him for his persistence in singing “Glory to Hong Kong”.
Source: Stand News #Aug8 #PoliceState #Busking #Music #GloryToHongKong #OliverMa #NationalSecurityLaw #FailedState