Rejoicing in the Chinese New Year
Ring in the Chinese New Year with a festive celebration, including the World Premiere of Leon Ko’s Playing With Air, commissioned
16 events. What’s on in Hong Kong this February — festivals, gigs, markets, sport and family days, with dates and tickets. Most often at Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall, and 8 other venues. Next up: Rejoicing in the Chinese New Year on Wed, 3 Feb 2027.
Ring in the Chinese New Year with a festive celebration, including the World Premiere of Leon Ko’s Playing With Air, commissioned
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Founded in 1934 and shaped by maestros such as Charles Dutoit, Zubin Mehta and Kent Nagano, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal
Two visionary Swedish creators unite to present a powerful performance deeply rooted in their cultural heritage. A Midsummer Night
Returning under conductor Rafael Payare for a second evening after its concert with Bruce Liu, the Orchestre symphonique de Montré
Kam Grand Song, the polyphonic choral tradition of Guizhou’s Kam people, was inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage li
Pianist Yuja Wang’s mixed-reality concert experience Playing with Fire set critics and audiences ablaze upon its premiere at the P
When was the last time you played with a group of people? Step into a digital playground where visitors of all ages are invited to
Jaeden Izik-Dzurko brings a piano recital that traces the arc of the Romantic prelude tradition from Chopin to Rachmaninov. Chopin
Beyond the streets of Buenos Aires, tango continues to evolve. Created in Bariloche, in the heart of Argentine Patagonia, the comp
fter two decades of performances in London, New York and around the world, Emma Rice’s acclaimed modern masterpiece is set to enth
The True Story of Ah Q (1921–22) is widely regarded as a defining work of modern Chinese literature. Through Ah Q, one of literatu
Hailed as the “Father of American Drama”, Eugene O’Neill penned Long Day’s Journey into Night in 1941, drawing with extraordinary
Concerts focusing on the horn are comparatively rare in Hong Kong—some say the instrument is the orchestra’s most difficult to mas
Here’s an inspiring story for tomorrow’s superstar soloists: Yun Zeng took his first music lesson at age six from his own father.
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