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Hok Hoi Library: Perpetuating and Promoting Chinese Classics for a Century
The Hok Hoi Library was founded in 1923 and marked its centenary this year. Themed on "Perpetuating and Promoting Chinese Classics for a Century", this exhibition showcases the history and cultural legacy of the Hok Hoi Library over the past century, as well as its contribution to the cultivation of cultural talents in Hong Kong.
Guangdong Drama: The Development of Cantonese Opera in Hong Kong
Cantonese opera, also called Guangdong drama, is one of the xiqu genres in Guangdong Province. The history of Cantonese opera in Hong Kong can be dated back to the period between 19th century and early 20th century when a number of troupes, organised by Guangzhou companies, performed in Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Macau. Since then, Cantonese opera became a major entertainment for Hong Kong people. Notable artists and troupes emerged with many popular repertoires created.
The exhibition showcases some selected documents include clay-printed libretto, postbills and special brochures, revealing the development and characteristics of Cantonese opera in Hong Kong.
The Hong Kong Musicians Series: TSANG Yip-fat Richard: Veteran Composer and Conductor
Professor TSANG Yip-fat Richard, veteran composer, conductor, educator and broadcaster. He composed numerous musical works, including Love Under the Rain, And When I Die, Dragon Signs and Ling-Kai, etc. He made remarkable contribution to the development of contemporary music in Hong Kong and worldwide.
The exhibition showcases selected music scores, house programmes and photos. Readers can find out more about the distinguished composer.
