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Here She Majored Pipa Under Ching Wong 1 This programme is kindly supported by the City of Melbourne and the Arts Development Fund of the Home Affairs Bureau, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 3 ၘࠑɹᅣ྄ᓭʋ ๼⠒ᴀ㙛乼Ёῖ೬៤ゟᮐϔбܿѠᑈˈ⚎Ⳃࠡ▇໻߽Ѳ᳔݋㽣῵㗠䴲Ⲝ߽ПЁῖ೬ˈᮼ೼㑐ᡓ੠ᓬ᦮Ё೟ ᭛࣪ྨવ᳗៤વDŽܗ㍅᭛࣪ˈ〡Ὁ᥼ᒷЁ೟䷇ῖⱘ᱂ঞ੠㐕ᾂDŽ㍧ᬓᑰ䀏ݞˈᰃ㎁໮߽Ѳ໮ڇ㡃۾ ㍅⇥ᮣ䷇ῖ⚎Џˈгⓨ༣ϔѯ⧒ҷ԰ક੠㽓⋟ῖ᳆ᬍ㎼ⱘ᳆ⳂˈѺ䘟⫼ፘᮄⱘ᠟⊩ⓨ㑍ڇῖ೬ҹⓨ༣Ё೟ ▇⌆⇥䃴ˈҹ䘽ឝϡৠሸ⃵ⱘ㙑ⴒDŽῖ೬㍧ᐌ೼৘໻Ёᇣᅌ᷵ঞ⼒೬㟝䕺䷇ῖ䃯ᑻঞ԰⼎㆘㸼ⓨˈϺ〡Ὁ গ㟛Џ⌕⼒᳗৘औП⌏ࢩঞ᜜୘ⓨߎDŽ໮⃵㹿䙔䂟ࠄ৘䳏㟎ঞ䳏㽪㟎গࡴⓨߎ䖥ᑈ՚ῖ೬㟈࡯ᮐ⍋໪䷇ῖ ೬储᭛࣪Ѹ⌕⌏ࢩDŽ 噝 ϔббܿᑈ㟛佭␃ᛯῖ⇥ῖ೬ǃᮄࡴവঢ়䈤㧃ῖ೬៤ࡳ㟝䕺њĀಯ⍋᳗ⶹ䷇ā䷇ῖ᳗ 噝 ϔбббᑈ㹿䙔䂟ࠡᕔ佭␃໻᳗ූ㟛佭␃ᛯῖ⇥ῖ೬ǃᮄࡴവঢ়䈤㧃ῖ೬ǃ侀՚㽓Ѳᇜ㮱⇥ᮣῖ೬݅ ৠগࡴĀϔ䍋䍄䘢ⱘ᮹ᄤā䷇ῖ᳗ 噝 Ѡ䳊䳊䳊ᑈ᳜݁㟛ᮄࡴവ⎵侀䣿⧚Ꮉᅌ䰶㧃ῖ೬㙃ড়㟝䕺њϔจ䷇ῖ᳗ 噝 Ѡ䳊䳊ϔᑈ㹿䙔䂟ࠡᕔᮄࡴവˈ೼㨫ৡⱘ㎁໮߽Ѳ䷇ῖᓇ㟛ঢ়䈤㧃ῖ೬ϔ䍋ⓨߎĀⶹ䷇ःā䷇ῖ᳗ˈ Ϻ㟛ᮄࡴവ㧃ῖ೬ঞ⎵侀䣿⧚Ꮉᅌ䰶㧃ῖ೬䘆㸠᭛࣪Ѹ⌕⌏ࢩ 噝 Ѡ䳊䳊Ѡᑈ᳜ܿˈ⚎ᝊ⼱㙛乼Ёῖ೬Ѡक਼ᑈ㋔ᗉˈ⡍߹䙔䂟њ佭␃ᛯῖ⇥ῖ೬ǃᮄࡴവঢ়䈤㧃ῖ ೬ǃ侀՚㽓Ѳᇜ㮱⇥ᮣῖ೬՚▇ⓨߎĀ㎷᳗ᆂଚᓓ䓝ᚙā䷇ῖ᳗ˈⲯ⊕ぎࠡǃ⥆ད䀩བ╂DŽৠᑈक ࢭ䕺݀ᅸ䙔䂟ˈҷ㸼๼⠒ᴀ᭛㮱⬠গࡴϞ⍋೟䱯㮱㸧㆔ˈϺᅝᥦڥফ೟ࢭ䰶⫳ܜܝ᳜ˈῖ೬೬䭋ᔉ㺩 㟛Ϟ⍋Ꮦǃ∳㯛ⳕ᭛㮱⬠䘆㸠᭛࣪Ѹ⌕ᑻ䂛᳗DŽ 噝 Ѡ䳊䳊ϝᑈ㙃ড়ᴀഄ䷇ῖᆊ㟝䕺Āロ℠཭䷏ā䷇ῖ᳗DŽ 噝 Ѡ䳊䳊ಯᑈ䙔䂟佭␃䴦ᇥᑈ೟ῖ೬㙃ড়㟝䕺Āロ℠ܚ㧃ᑈā䷇ῖ᳗DŽ Ѡ䳊䳊Ѩᑈб᳜ˈ䁴䙔ৡ԰᳆ᆊѢҀ৯ܜ⫳ᇛ▇⌆೟℠ᬍ㎼⚎Ёῖ⠜ᴀˈϺ೼▇໻߽ѲSBSᒷ᪁䳏㟎नࡽ ㍅ῖ఼ⓨ༣ⱘ▇໻߽Ѳ೟℠ˈկ৘Ꮦᬓᑰঞ⼒೬ஂԡឝ⫼DŽڇϟˈ䣘㻑њ㄀ϔᔉ⫼Ё೟ ߎࡾ࡯DŽخῖ೬䙘㟛⍋ܻ໪ϡᇥ䷇ῖ᭛࣪⬠᳟টᓎゟњ⏅८ⱘট䂐ˈ⚎ⱐ᦮Ё೟䷇ῖ݅ৠ 16 The Chao Feng Chinese Orchestra Chao Feng Chinese Orchestra was established in 1982. It is the largest Chinese music orchestra in Australia with the aim of preserving and promoting traditional Chinese culture and music in Australia. The Orchestra is an active member of Multicultural Arts Victoria and has a continuous involvement in multicultural events in Australia. As Australia’s oldest Chinese orchestra, The Melbourne Chao Feng Chinese Orchestra performs traditional Chinese music and contemporary works including newly arranged pieces of western collections and new interpretations of Australian folk songs to Australian audiences. Players in the orchestra include professional and seasoned Chinese and Australian musicians as well as some RIWKH¿QHVW\RXQJWDOHQWVZLWKIRUPDOPXVLFDOWUDLQLQJLQZHVWHUQFODVVLFDOPXVLF7KHRUFKHVWUDLVZHOONQRZQ for its devotion to nurture future Chinese music talents and its passion of bringing traditional Chinese music to the Australian community through seminars and workshops in universities, schools, community groups and organisations. Moreover, the orchestra is deeply involved in community events and philanthropic performances. It has been frequently invited to perform in radio and TV programmes. In recent years, the Orchestra has accompanied many reputable overseas Chinese orchestras to perform in Australia and Asia. In 1998, the Orchestra organised the “Melodies of China” Concert, performed with the Hong Kong Music Lover Chinese Orchestra and the Singapore Keat Hong Chinese Orchestra. 1999 saw the Orchestra performing in the Hong Kong Concert Hall with the Hong Kong Music Lover Chinese Orchestra, the Singapore Keat Hong Chinese Orchestra and the PCC Chinese Orchestra of Malaysia. In June 2000, the Orchestra and the Singapore Temasek Polytechnic Chinese Orchestra jointly staged the “Melody of Millennium” Concert. In 2001, the Orchestra performed at the Victorian Concert Hall in Singapore with the Keat Hong Chinese Orchestra and participated in cultural exchange activities with various orchestras in Singapore including the Temasek Chinese Orchestra. To coincide with its 20th Anniversary in 2002, the Orchestra invited the Hong Kong Music Lover Chinese Orchestra, the Singapore Keat Hong Chinese Orchestra and the PCC Chinese Orchestra of Malaysia to stage a hugely successful concert at the Melbourne Town Hall. The 2003 “Sounds of the Orient” Concert was held at the Manningham Council Function Centre, performed with the Australian Chinese Ensemble and famous Chinese Tenor - Mr. Kun Xue. In 2004, the Orchestra invited the Hong Kong Juvenile and Youth Classical Chinese Orchestra to jointly stage the “When Music Blossoms” Concert at the Melbourne Town Hall. With the help of the SBS Radio, the orchestra has made a recording of the Australian National Anthem with traditional Chinese musical instruments in September 2005. The recording has been used by local Councils and community organisations for occasions such as the Citizenship ceremony. The Orchestra has established close friendship with many overseas Chinese music groups and will continue to support local Chinese musicians and promote traditional Chinese music in Australia. 17 ɹᅣ྄څࠕಉɢ ᖵ׾Ղ່൝ՆཽءᄎᝤՀऱԫଡᄐ塒ଃᑗิ៣ΔਢڣΔ੡ଉཽഗᅮඒՖॹڣ࣍ԫ԰քԲمګՖॹխᑗቸཽ խᑗቸհԫΖ ॹᑗڣچءழٍ੡ٵගଃᑗΔاଅ௑ऱխഏٵጟլٺཏᢅՕฒտฯٻ੒೯Δנᣊীऱዝٺᄎᜰᙄ݁ڣޢቸ ࠐΔᑗቸፖਙࢌڣڍଉཽਙࢌ׌ᙄଃᑗᄎΖԼطದΔᑗቸঁࡳཚ೶ፖڣᖲᄎΖ۞ԫ԰԰քנࠎಝᒭ֗ዝ༼ ऱଃᑗᄎΔ׊ፂ਍೏Ղஆ෷Δۖዝ৉ڤীٵଡՕᄎഘ֮֗ୡխ֨ᜰᙄԱ٥൷२ԿԼ໱լڍཽءΔ࣍܂ٽ֫ ೴ᄎچԳխ֨Δ۔ਔࠩᖂீΔץΔ܂ᛧ൓Աᑗ੺ऱ्ࡳΖೈԱᜰᙄଃᑗᄎ؆Δᑗቸٍᆖൄ೶ፖष೴ՠٍؓ ଡݳᣋቸ᧯ዝ৉Ζڍ࿛Δ੡ ᠜(ย՗)Ε್૭(ย՗)ΕᏘΗᣪԺ೏(್ᙰޕᑗቸམᝮᓮ୙ଆႆ(ਐཀ)Εན৬ᖫ(ਐཀ)Ε׆߉৬(ਐཀ)Εڣ چء֗א୮ټભ(ࣨ઺/ࠇ઺)Ε്೏࿴(ཆྶ)Εພႁݳΰ♝ܱ/ጥ՗αΕ۶ᛑΰԲ઺α࿛܌Εᄘ൫(ྴྵ)Εৌ ေΖړ੺ԫીٺΔᛧ൓נᕽ壄૎ᓡࢭ࿇(ਐཀ)Ε༙ᔲᜢ(ਐཀ)Ε۶֮՟(ਐཀ)Εᗝ೛ߜ(♝ܱ/ጥ՗)࿛᥋֫ዝ ቸጻܿ੡www.hkywcaco.net Hong Kong YWCA Chinese Orchestra nded in 1962, the Hong Kong YWCA Chinese Orchestra is an amateur music organization under the Hong Kong ng Women Christian Association and is one of the Chinese orchestras with the longest history in Hong Kong. Orchestra has organized performances regularly to introduce Chinese folk music of different styles to the public to provide training and performing opportunities to local young musicians. Beginning from 1996, the Orchestra’s certs are mainly organized by the Hong Kong government. In the past 11 years, with the supports from the government, rly 30 concerts of different styles were performed at different town halls and civic centers. The concerts were well ived by the general public and the music profession. Apart from organizing formal concerts, the Orchestra also icipated actively in social services, including performing at various schools, social centers and elderly centers. ecent years, the Orchestra has collaborated with an array of music virtuosi including Feiyun Xia (conductor), shu Jing (conductor), Fujian Wang (conductor), Zhen Li (dizi), Di Ma (dizi), Baoligao Qi (matouqin), Wei Yang a), Kemei Jiang (banhu/jinghu), Gaoxiang Zhang (yangqin), Yazhi Guo (Suona/ Guan) and Tao He (Erhu)as well ocal music elites like Sing-fat Wai (conductor), Yui-sing Pang (conductor), Man-chuen Ho (conductor) and Wai- leung Lo (suona/guanzi). All the performances have received great acclaim from the audiences and the critics alike. The Orchestra’s website is www.hkywcaco.net 18 Conductor ܠ౐ Yat Ping Chan Conductor of the Chao Feng Chinese Orchestra Mr Yat Ping Chan was born in Hong Kong. He was graduated from the Advanced Diploma in Performing Art (Music) and Professional Diploma in Performing Art (Music) at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. He had been sponsored by the Tom Lee Music Foundation to study in Beijing and Shanghai following a number of dizi virtuosos. Chan has been an active member in Chinese music performances, teaching and conducting for years in Hong Kong. ஻Ȼ̣ He was appointed as Hong Kong Jing Ying (the best of the best) and Hong Kong Young Music Talent. He also founded, led and ፌଅխᑗቸਐཀ conducted many Chinese music groups including Hong Kong ᕠׂ⬶ⓨ Juvenile and Youth Chinese Classical Orchestra, Hong Kongܜˈ佭␃ߎ⫳ˈ㙚ὁᮐ佭␃ⓨ㮱ᅌ䰶 㮱⏅䗴᭛ᝥ˄䷇ῖ˅ঞⓨ㮱ᇜὁ᭛ᝥ˄䷇ῖ˅DŽ᳒ Chinse Music Ensemble, YMCA Korhill Children Choir, Tai ⥆䗮߽䷇ῖ෎䞥ᬃᣕ䘴䍈࣫ҀǃϞ⍋䱼໮ԡワᄤ໻ Po Children Choir, North District Chinese Orchestra, Pui Sing ᏿੠䷇ῖᆊ⏅䗴DŽ Chinese Orchestra, New Tune Chinese Orchestra and a number of Chinese Orchestras in various Primary and Secondary 䱇৯ᕲџЁῖⓨ༣ǃᬭᅌ੠ᣛᧂ໮ᑈDŽϔⳈ⌏ Schools. He was a member of the Chinese music instructor’s 䑡ᮐ佭␃ῖປˈ᳒㹿䙌⚎佭␃㊒㣅ˈ佭␃ῖປᮄ WHDPDWWKH0XVLF2I¿FHRIWKH5HFUHDWLRQDQG&XOWXUDO ῖ೬ࣙᣀ佭␃䴦ᇥןজ᳒ࡉ䕺ǃ䷬ᇢঞᣛᧂᑒˈ⾔ Department. ᑈ೟ῖ೬ǃ佭␃Ё೟ῖ䲚ǃ<0&$ᒋᗵܦスড়ଅ೬ǃ ໻ඨܦスড়ଅ೬ǃ࣫औЁῖ೬ǃ෍㙆Ёῖ೬ǃᮄ㙆 Chan’s performances are not only in Hong Kong but also ೟ῖ೬ঞ໮䭧Ёǃᇣᅌ᷵ῖ೬ㄝDŽѺᰃ佭␃ᬓᑰ䷇ world-wide including cities in China, Taiwan, United Kingdom, ῖџࢭ㍅㈠㰩ᇢ᏿Ёῖ೬៤વDŽ United States, France, Australia, Austria and Japan; participated 䱇৯䰸㍧ᐌ೼佭␃԰݀䭟ⓨ༣໪ˈ݊䷇ῖ䎇䎵 in various important and grand International Music Festivals 䘡ঞЁ೟໻䱌ǃ㟎☷ǃ㣅೟ǃ㕢೟ǃ⊩೟ǃ▇⌆ǃ and Exhibitions. ໻ජᏖˈগ㟛䞡㽕ঞ໻ןഄ߽੠᮹ᴀㄝ೟ᆊक໮༻ ೟䱯㮱㸧੠ᒋජᕅሩㄝDŽ Chan devotes himself to teaching in Hong Kong. Many of hisןൟⓨߎˈࣙᣀ໮ students have becoming professional musicians, music teachers 䱇৯೼佭␃⚎෍仞ῖປᮄϔҷϡ䙎们࡯ˈ໮ᑈ and performers in the past years. His name had been chosen ՚Ꮖ᳝໻䞣ᅌ⫳៤⚎ᇜὁ䷇ῖᆊˈᬭ᏿ঞ䷇ῖད to be included in the “Hong Kong Famous Biography”. His ᠟ˈ݊ৡᄫ䙘㹿䙌ܹĀ佭␃ৡҎ䣘āˈ៤㐒᳝Ⳃ݅ achievements are outstanding. ⵍˈ䲪✊⧒Ꮖᅮሙ๼⠒ᴀˈԚҡෙᅜᢅ䉴ˈ⚎᥼ᒷ Ё೟䷇ῖ㗠ࡾ࡯ˈ䰸⾕Ҏᬭᅌ໪ˈ⧒෋Ầᮐ㙛乼Ё Although Chan is now living in Melbourne, he is still persistent ῖ೬ঞ๼⠒ᴀㅣ೬DŽ to work hard in promoting Chinese music in Australia. Apart from private teaching, Chan is now the conductor of the Melbourne Chao Feng Chinese Orchestra and the Melbourne Guzheng Ensemble. 19 Conductor ܠ౐ June Lai Yee Chan Conductor of the Chao Feng Chinese Orchestra Ms Chan is the conductor of the Melbourne Chao Feng Chinese Orchestra and the former conductor of several community organizations and schools in Victoria. Under her baton, the orchestras and choirs have held many successful concerts and workshops in Australia and oversea. Apart from that, she was also ஻ᗭც invited as a guest conductor in several Asian countries. ፌଅխᑗቸਐཀ Ms Chan is a senior member of the Institute of Music Teachers ᴀഄן๼⠒ᴀ㨫ৡ䷇ῖᆊˈ䱇⇣䘢ᕔ᳒᪨ӏ໮ and a fully accredited member of Victorian Music Teachers’ ䷇ῖ೬储ⱘᣛᧂDŽ Association. She is also registered with Australian Music ᑈࡴⲳ㙛乼Ёῖ೬ˈ㞾ᑈ៤ࡳഄ㟛㙛 Examination Board and other international music associations .ᴀഄঞ⍋໪䷇ῖ᳗ˈབ▇⌆Āಯ to admit candidates for local and international examinationsן乼Ёῖ೬ⓨߎ໮ ⍋᳗ⶹ䷇āǃĀ㎷᳗ᆂଚ⫬䓝ᚙāǃ佭␃Āϔ䍋 Apart from these professional organizations, June has also been 䍄䘢ⱘ᮹ᄤāˈᮄࡴവĀⶹ䷇ःāㄝㄝDŽ೼䘢ᕔ कᑈ㟛㙛乼ϔ䍋䉴Ϟᇛ๼⠒ᴀⱘᴀೳЁῖ᭛࣪ᐊߎ appointed as the secretary of Australian Chopin Society and ⍋໪㟛݊Ҫ㮱㸧Ꮉ԰㗙Ѹ⌕ˈⷨ㖦੠ߚѿDŽ adviser of other ethnic community music activities. Apart from being an educator and soloists, June is an experienced music ῖᬭ᏿㙃᳗⏅䊛᳗વˈ㎁ⳕ䷇⌆▇⚎⧑۔䱇呫 ䷇ῖᬭ᏿न᳗⁶ᅮᬭ᏿ˈϺ೼▇⌆੠㣅೟䷇ῖ㗗䀺 adjudicator and has been involved in many music competitions ሔ⥆ᕫ䀏ݞDŽ in Australia. In the past years, she has presented papers at music conferences in Australia and overseas universities.
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