Chinese Theatre Circle
proudly presents
| The Music World |
| of |
| Leslie Wong |
The performance, first of its kind and supported by the National Arts Council, features the versatility of Leslie Wong (Resident playwright of CTC) as a playwright, songwriter, and musician.
The performance showcases Leslie Wong's works: traditional Cantonese songs "The Poet Liu Yong", "Poetry As A Matchmaker", Cantonese Opera excerpt "Emperor Guangxu And His Pearl Concubine", and Cantonese pop songs "Tribute To Mr Ong Teng Cheong", "Tribute To Mr Cheong Wing", "Tribute To Mr Fong Cheok Kai", "Ode To Chinese Theatre Circle", "The Red Pear Flower", "Eternal Bonds", "Be Bright And Upright", "Serenade".
Leslie Wong will accompany his works himself with his violin, yangqin, guzheng & keyboard. Programme, however, subject to change.
The performers include Joanna Wong (Singapore's Cultural Medallion winner), veteran singer Kwan Siu Ping, See Too Hoi Siang (winner of "The Outstanding Young Person In the World Award"), Frances Wong Kum Yeng, Cheong Siew Wai, Lo Siu Ling, Chan Mei Leng, Foong Pak Seng, Mak Khay Meng, Chan Kwai Lin, and others.
| P R O G R A M M E | ||
| Show | Artists | |
| Unparalleled Eccentricity | Duet by Kwan Siu Ping & Ellen Li | |
| Tribute to Mr Ong Teng Cheong | Solo by Joanna Wong | |
| Tribute to Mr Cheong Wing | Solo by Joanna Wong | |
| Tribute to Mr Fong Cheok Kai | Solo by Foong Pak Seng | |
| Poetry As A Matchmaker | Duet by Kwan Siu Ping & Lo Siu Ling | |
| Eternal Bonds | Duet by Cheong Siew Wai & Chan Kwai Lin | |
| Inspiring Romance | Solo by Kwan Siu Ping | |
| Be Bright And Upright | Solo by Kwan Siu Ping | |
| Ballad on Chinese Theatre Circle | Led by Soo Eng Soon on her erhu and sung by Mak Khay Meng & Lo Siu Ling | |
| The Poet Liu Yong | Solo by Kwan Siu Ping | |
| Emperor Guang Xu And His Pearl Concubine | Opera excerpt featuring See Too Hoi Siang & Wong Kum Yeng | |
| Programm however subject to change. | ||
| Tickets: | $50, $30, $20, $15 (exclude $1 SISTIC fee) |
| Outlets: | All SISTIC Counters (Tel: 6348 5555)
Chinese Opera Teahouse, 5 Smith Street (Chinatown) |
Ticket sale commences on 1 March 2004.
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