Tag: music

e-Sports & Music Festival @ HKCEC – 24-26 August, 2018

The largest ever local e-sports event, the e-Sports & Music Festival Hong Kong, took place from 24-26 August at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre – here are some photos from the festival.
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photos: HK Tourist Board, bc magazine

Ayako Oshima

One of Japan’s most popular clarinet soloists, and winner of numerous international competitions, Ayako Oshima returns to Hong Kong to perform as part of the Bernstein at 100 programme and to host a masterclass and lecture.

Miss Oshima love to showcase the clarinets style and versatility performing regularly recitals and concertos with orchestra while also being active at chamber music festivals across the globe including the Kuhmo Festival in Finland, the Festival Consonances in France, the Sarasota Summer Music Festival. She is also a member of the ensemble “Contrasts Quartet” and the acclaimed period instrument ensemble “Mozzafiato.” She also founded the all female Clarinet Ensemble “NY Licorice Ensemble.”

In addition to her performing career, she is on the faculties of the State University of New York at Purchase, the Juilliard School, and the Hartt School. And has also served on the juries of both the Japan Music Competition and the Japan Winds, Percussion International Competition and the Jacques Lancelot International Clarinet Competition.

She is founder and Director of the Kita Karuizaw a Music Seminar which attracts clarinet students from all over Asia.

Programme
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano Bernstein
4 Pieces in Bird Shape for Clarinet and Piano Yoshimatsu

Ayako Oshima plays Bernstein
Date: 8pm, 24 August, 2018
Venue: Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre
Tickets: $300 from Urbtix
More info:
Miss Oshima will also host a lecture to introduce the various Clarinet performance styles including Classical, Romantic and Contemporary.
10am, 22 August, 2018 – $100
HK Cultural Center Concert Hall Backstage, CR1

Clarinet Masterclass by Ayako Oshima
3pm, 22 August, 2018 – $100
HK Cultural Center Concert Hall Backstage, CR1

Apink @ AsiaWorld Expo – 11 August, 2018

K-pop all girl band Apink returned to meet the Hong Kong Panda at AsiaWorld Expo. Apink – Chorong, Bomi, Eunji, Naeun, Namjoo and Hayoung – are known among K-pop fans for their ‘purity and sweetness’  and were awarded the icon ‘Innocent Girl idol group’.
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Why Don’t We – Cancelled

Why Don’t We – The Invitation Tour
Date: 8pm, 22 August, 2018
Venue: Kitec, Music Zone@E-Max
Tickets: $490

“Corbyn Besson, a member of the group Why Don’t We, underwent emergency surgery 4 weeks ago due to an infection in his throat.  His recovery has been 100%, however, his attending surgeon does not want him to leave the country until August 15, which has caused the rescheduling of the Bangkok, Thailand, and Seoul, Korea shows and, unfortunately, cancellation of the Hong Kong show. Corbyn and his group are looking forward to perform for their fans throughout Asia.”

Refunds available from the organiser.

No explanation as to why Hong Kong was cancelled and the other dates rescheduled.

Mike Shinoda – Post Traumatic Tour @ Star Hall – 7 August, 2018

Mike Shinoda, co-lead vocalist and founding member of Linkin Park kicked off his Post Traumatic Tour at KITEC’s Star Hall on the 7 August – it’s his first tour as a solo artist since the death of his Linkin Park bandmate Chester Bennington in 2017.

Shinoda’s setlist comprised of tracks from his 2018 solo album Post Traumatic and multiple hits from Linkin Park and Fort Minor. The show started with Fort Minor’s recent single Welcome, Shinoda’s solo works Place To Start and Crossing A Line before the Linkin Park hits Waiting For The End and an emotional piano version of In The End where Shinoda invited fans to sing Chester’s part.

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Mike Shinoda – Post Traumatic Tour Hong Kong Set List

Welcome (Fort Minor)
Place To Start (Mike Shinoda)
Watching As I Fall (Mike Shinoda)
Castle of Glass (Linkin Park)
When They Come For Me (Linkin Park)
Ghosts (Mike Shinoda)
Kenji (Fort Minor)
Roads Untraveled (Linkin Park)
Waiting For The End (Linkin Park) / Where’d You Go (Fort Minor)
Sorry For Now (Linkin Park)
Crossing A Line (Mike Shinoda)
In The End (Linkin Park)
About You (Mike Shinoda) / Over Again (Mike Shinoda) / Papercut (Linkin Park)
Make It Up As I Go (Mike Shinoda)
Good Goodbye (Linkin Park) / Bleed It Out (Linkin Park)

Encore
I.O.U (Mike Shinoda)
Remember The Name (Fort Minor)
Running From My Shadow (Mike Shinoda)

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Photos: kenneviaphotography, Live Nation