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๐๐ถ An Evening of Musical Harmony at Asia Society Hong Kong ๐ถ๐
It is often said that music serves as a bridge between worlds when languages fail. At the beginning of October, we had the pleasure of seeing the power of music in bringing together different cultures and different people in this program featuring Wu Man and Fairouz Nishanova.
Wu Man is celebrated as one of the most prominent instrumentalists of traditional Chinese music and continues to share her passion for music through the pipa, a pear-shaped, four-stringed Chinese lute with a rich history spanning centuries. Fairouz Nishanova, Director of the Aga Khan Music Programme, is a cultural development specialist with a lifelong love of performing arts. Together, they discuss the endless possibilities in bridging musical realms and the open-mindedness it takes to appreciate our differences in today's world.
Intro: (0:00)
Opening Remarks: (0:09)
Panel Discussion 1: (3:52)
Panel Discussion 2 w/ Performance: (53:40)
Closing: (1:50:00)
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๐๐ถ An Evening of Musical Harmony at Asia Society Hong Kong ๐ถ๐
It is often said that music serves as a bridge between worlds when languages fail. At the beginning of October, we had the pleasure of seeing the power of music in bringing together different cultures and different people in this program featuring Wu Man and Fairouz Nishanova.
Wu Man is celebrated as one of the most prominent instrumentalists of traditional Chinese music and continues to share her passion for music through the pipa, a pear-shaped, four-stringed Chinese lute with a rich history spanning centuries. Fairouz Nishanova, Director of the Aga Khan Music Programme, is a cultural development specialist with a lifelong love of performing arts. Together, they discuss the endless possibilities in bridging musical realms and the open-mindedness it takes to appreciate our differences in today's world.
Intro: (0:00)
Opening Remarks: (0:09)
Panel Discussion 1: (3:52)
Panel Discussion 2 w/ Performance: (53:40)
Closing: (1:50:00)
Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/AsiaSocietyHK
Stay updated with the latest from Asia Society Hong Kong Center:
Website: asiasociety.org/hong-kong
Facebook: facebook.com/asiasocietyhongkong
Instagram: instagram.com/asiasocietyhk
X: twitter.com/asiasocietyhk
WeChat: bit.ly/3ANP0eL
Xiaohongshu: bit.ly/3x0Lrll
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/asia-society-hong-kong-center
#ASHK #AsiaSociety #Music #WorldMusic #MusicPerformance #GlobalMusic #LivePerformance #MusicalJourney #CrossCulture #CulturalHarmony #CulturalHeritage #MusicalHeritage #DiverseCultures
